Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, June 13, 1946, Image 7

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    Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 13, 1916
GOOD BEDS at Shepp’s Used
NOTICE is hereby given that
Furniture.
5-tf the undersigned has filed her Fi­
«•ARE YOU planning an auction—
nal Accoun; as Administratrix of
I conductTail kiSds of ì u c t i ^ ' Cl£ ™ M «OWING & eking. the Estate of Guilford W. Cooke,
Will
cut
hay
by
shares
or
buy
sales and always do my best to
deceased, and the 15th day of
the field. George Gear, Pony July,
please you. It pays to sell the
1946, at the hour of 10:00
Ranch.
Kerby.
5
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auction way. Harvey Wood.
o’clock a. m., in the County Court
Auctioneer. Off. 614 H Street
Phone 1142R , Res. Redwoods F0R SALE — Harley Davidson Room of the County Court House
Hotel, Phone 200.
motorcycle, 74. Inquire at The at Grants Pass, Josephine County,
--------------------------------------------- News office.
5 tfc Oregon, has been set by said
FOR SALE — Medium sized oil _
------;----------------------- Court as the time and place for
heating stove complete with ^OR SALE— Milk cows.. 1 mile the hearing of objections to said
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X'AAvzt of S2 Shell
k* z* 1 1 station. Cave Final Account, the settlement
west
coils, pipe, oil • • drum
and * 40
Junction.
6 4tp thereof, and the determination of
gallon water tank. Ira Hall,
Kerby.
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FOR SALE— 1 pickup 1925 Chev. the heirs of said Guilford W.
1 buzz saw; 1 drag saw, Wadt Cooke, deceased.
FOR SALE — In Cave Junction,
LELA M. COOKE
Alfred Mellow on Oregon Cave
about one acre, 4-room house,
Administratrix of tbe Estate of
Highway.
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chicken house, cow shed, garden,
Guilford W. Cooke, deceased
some lily bulbs, electricity. J. L.
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7 8 9 10
Johnson, no Saturday calls. 42 F0.R SALE— House trader. Set
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J. L. Johnson, west of la v e
FARMERS
WANTED — HAY — Anyone
City Coffee Shop.
6 3tc
WT HAVE brick salt and hay
having any to sell write Robert
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salt. Also livestock sprays and
Bennett, P. O. Box 1, Kerby, GENUINE handmade solid silver
turquoise
ladies' rings,
remedies. Several lines of gar
* Oregon.
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7-2tp
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up. El Adobe Shop, 1 '•* milts
den dust, sprays and baits.
LOG CABIN GARAGE
out on So. Pacific Highway,
Baled hay by the bale or ton.
General Auto Repairing
Redwood posts.
Grants Pass.
6 4tp
Motor Tune-up — Lubrication
Smith's Feed A Seed
Acetylene Welding
Cave Junction
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CLASSIFIED ADS
LILY GROWERS
ARE YOU TIRED? Just come in I For J.
Watkins Products,
and sit. Fine prewar Davenos
WE HAVE ingredients for lily
Household and Farm Line, w ait
in stock; maybe you might buy
spray.
for my regular calls or drop
one. Shepp’s Used Furniture.
me a card.
7tf-4tp
Sm ith'* Feed & Seed
Cave Junction
Jerry Green
WANTED — Gasoline motored
Rt 4, Bo* 295A, G ran's Pass
washing machine, must be in
good condition.
Mrs. B. F.
George, Phone through Hol­
land.
7-tfc 6 S acres, 315 ft. frontage on
highway, 5 room house, priced
right. Fred Linkhart or Wil­
DYNAMITE, black powder.
liam J. McLean, Kerby.
7-ltc
Subscribe for the New*
-and caps. Illinois Valley Hard­
ware, agency
for
DuPont
Powder.
7 .tfc
TWO GLORIOUS stoves; one in­
stantaneous gasoline, one kero­
sene range. Just think of hot
weather th at’s coming. Shepp’s
Used Furniture.
IF YOU ARE interested in get
ting from 5,000 to 30,000 feet
of rough or planed lumber by-
July 15th, sizes and quality
you specify, and are willing to
pay in advance, write box 77,
care of Illinois Valley News
immediately.
7-1 tp
Cave
Now Under The Management Of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Davis
FOR SALE— 1 set heavy duty
Hyster logging arches and
winch. Owen Carter, Parker
Mill, O’Brien.
7-2tp
We Feature . . . .
FOR SALE
Home Style Dinners
OR SALE — Cheap. Willys mo
Sealed bids will be received by
tor, has pulley for power plant, the Forest Supervisor, Grants
Inquire Lee R. Test, Thomp Pass, Oregon, up to and not later
son’s Creek Road, Selma 7-ltc than 2:00 p. m., June 19, 1946,
for all the live or dead timber
MOVING AND STORAGE— Spe­ marked
or designated for cutting,
cial trips at your convenience. located on an area embracing
Tariff rates. Commercial Trans­ about 320 acres within Sec. 6, T.
fer. phone 583, 716 East H St., 41 S., R. 8 W., W.M. Siskiyou
Grants Pass.
23-tfc National Forest, Oregon, estimat
DO YOU need a radio? We have t-d to be 3,004,000 feet B.M., more
six in stock at Shepp's Used or less of Douglas fir saw timber.
Furniture.
5 tf No bid of less than $4.65 per M
--------------------------- ;----- ;------------ feet for Douglas fir will be con-
ABSTRACTS — Title insurance. ,idered. In addition to the prices
affiliated with Commonwealth, bid for stumpage, a cooperative
Inc., Josephine County Abstract deposit of $.35 per M feet B.M.,
Co., 217-219 No. 6th St., Grants
be US£<J b>’ ‘he Forf st, Service
_
for paying the cost of slash dis
________________________I posal, and a cooperative deposit of
R EC A P
$-25 per M f’.et B.M. to cover the
YOUR TIRES
cost
tree planting, seed sow
They are still hard to get. When inft and timber stand improve-
the tread is getting smooth— nient work on the area cut over
bring them to us for recapping. for the total cut of timber under
the terms of the agreement will
SELM A GARAGE
be required. $5,000.00 must ac
A N D SUPPLY
company each bid, to be applied
Doyl Hamilton
on the purchase price, refunded
Selma, Oregon
or retained in part as liquidated
HELP W A N TE D !
damages according to the condì
Sawmill workers Top wages. Un- Uons^oï
The’ righf'to reject
ion scale or better. Inquire at any anj ajj
reserved. Bids
Drews Hardware. Ridleys Mill with rates in excess of those per
___________ 6_2tp missible under MPR 460 will be
FOR SALE — Saddle horse and reduced to the allowable maximum
saddle; buggy and harness; 1 ■" making the award. Before bids
set work harness. H. F. Hart are submitted, full information'
well, Illinois Valley Airport concerning the timber, the condi
Road, just off Redwoods high tions of sale and the submission
way.
6-ltp of bids should be obtained from
the Forest Supervisor, Grant«
BOYSENS PAINT—Always fresh Pass, Oregon, or the District Ran
stock. Roll roofing, builders’ ger. Cave Junction, Oregon,
f hardware, all weights. Screen I
5 7
glass.
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Copeland Yard*
G ran t. Pa*.
Lad ¡es large size
dry pickup. York’. MoM I t o
eery.
D IS T R IC T ,
G R A N TS
O REG ON
Just $5*50 pair
JIM, ELENORA AND LUCY
J u s t R e c e iv e d —
ALARM CLOCKS
THERMOS BOTTLES
Drop In And Try A Fudge Sundae
Our Milk Shakes Are BETTER
RHEUMATISM
and ARTHRITIS
I suffered for years and am so
thankful that I found relief from
this terrible affliction that I will
gladly answer anyone writing m»
for informMion. Mrs. Anna Pau*z,
P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
Pd. A dv—NUE-OVO Laboratories
MARGUERITE S. STANTON
District School Clerk
Farm Cui Je
Tractor Roller Lubri­
cant Pamphlet
ICE CREAM
POPSICLES
These free pamphlets will help you tackle the tough jobs
the right way. They go all-out to save you time, money.
Check the ones you need and ask us today!
Tractor Lubrication
GuiJe
ARDEN'S
ICE CREAM BARS
Agency for Artcraft Camea Shop
Developing
—
Printing
—
Films
T E M P L E 'S
Cave Junction
Wheel Hearing Service
Booklet
HOWARD BEARSS
Gear Lubricant
Pam phlel
Fleet Service (charts,
records, cost-forms for
operating trucks and
tractors scientifically).
Wholesale Distributor
Your local d is trib u to r fo r
STA N D A R D OF C A L IF O R N IA PR O D U C TS
CONTAINS
ikatht
A N D IN S E C T S P R A Y
Jewelry Engraving
“ Peroonalize” Your Gifts
JEW ELRY D EPA R TM EN T
SPROUSE REITZ
Grants Pass
• ’
Bear
With Us
Please..
B U Y; -
CONCENTRATED
DDT
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gallon or
s is t s o y costs
M *S
in s ic t a m « *
to u n W W r t«
COST X f CAL
ECONOMICAL
LONC LASTING
Farmers, buy Pearroy. the economical
concernrated D D T O ae gallon • (
P r v r o y m .ie d with water make« 5
gallon« of 5% D D T . the recognized
«trength
fo r
m anm um
k illin g
ELAY in the Nation'» reconversion program hat brought in
acute shortage of transformer« and electrical material»
necessary to bring to you the convenience of electric service.
Until production hit» it* stride, it will be impossible for u» to
take care of the backlog of orders in this area. W e are sorry,
but it simply cannot be helped. Even though a power line may
be near your property, the supplies needed to provide electric
service to you are not available. W e hope that it won't be long;
we know that you will understand that conditions beyond our
control make this delay necessary. In the meantime, we will be
grateful for your patience and assure you that service will be
provided just as soon as possible
D
<•••»•< I«l M'.SUtt
M IX W IT H W A T I*
I O G IT S OALLOHS O»
gon School I j w , 1937, that the
Board of Directors of Josephine
County School District invites
bids on the following school build
ings and grounds:
Leland School, 6 H acres
Placer School, 1 *« acres
Waldo, no building. 1 acre
Sealed bids will be received b) |
the Board up to 8 :00 p. m. <
the 18th day of June, 1946,
the office of the district clerk in
Josephine County and publicly
open. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
READY TO WORK FOR
YOU F R E E !
r
Notice is hereby given in com
HERE'S A TEAM
WHITEHEAD'S
L*?
PASS,
Fruit Cobblers In Season
EACH PANEL 36X84
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_________________________ 3-tfc pliance with Section 35 812, Ore
FOR SALE—Service station snd
camp. This property will pay
for itself in four years. See Ted
Athey at News office.
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N e t Curtains
bw> w|„ he „ ceiv(d b(
__ the Board up 8:00 p. m. on the
18th day of June. 1946, in the
office of the district clerk in Jo
FOR SALE AT
•ephine County and publicly open.
ROBBER’S ROOST
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
at Kerby
MARGUERITE S. STANTON
ONE diamond engagement ring;
District School Clerk
a 19 jewel Illinois 16 size watch
a 9x15 Wilton rug; a royal blue N O T IC E O F C A L L FOR BIDS
No. 45 separator. Other articles FOR SCHOO L B U IL D IN G S . JO
too numerous to mention.
f S E P H IN E C O U N T Y SCHOOL
FOR RENT—Concrete mixer. Sec
Larry Musil at News office.
Fried Chicken Every Sunday
Slacks
N O T IC E O F C A L L FOR BIDS
6 4tc FOR W O O D, JO S E P H IN E COUN
T Y SCHOOL D IS T R IC T
FLOWER GARDENERS
SEE US for peat moss. Vigor,,
Notice is hereby given in com
Bone Meal, aluminum sulfate, pliance with Section 111-1224
sprays, dusts and baits.
OCLA that the Board of Direc
Smith’* Feed A Seed
tors of the Josephine County
Cave Junction
School District hereby invites bids
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POULTRY AND EGGS—Cash on lews:
the barrel head. We sell South-
Central
10 cords
ern Oregon first. Rogue Valley 16” body fir or heavy block.
Poultry & Egg, 618 So. 6th.
Galiee
6 cord«
Grants Pass, Oregon
42-tf 16” body fir or heavy block.
BEST AND FASTEST buzzsaw
Murphy
5 cords
in the valley, complete with >6 body fir or heavy block,
conveyor and power feed to saw
Jj*ew
cor^s |
and tractor. Two men can cut I
body fir or heavy block
Provolt
8 cords
40 tiers a day. Shepp’s Used
Furniture.
5 tf 16” body fir or heavy block.
Selma
12 cords ■
FURNITURE — When you need 16” body fir or heavy block.
Williams
30 cords
New or Used Furniture, think of
Manchel’s. Keep up the home 16” body fir or heavy block.
Dimmick
10 cords ;
the boys are fighting for. Man- 24” body fir or heavy block.
chel’s Furniture, 112 N. 6th St.,
Fort Vannoy
12 cords I
Grants Pass.
2-tf 24” body fir or heavy block
--------------------------------------------- Fruitdale
10 cords I
HAVE BUYERS for ranches, large 24” body fir or heavy block.
and small. You furnish
the Kerby High School
8 cords
property and we furnish the 24” body fir or heavy block,
buyers. List with Sam J. Mil- Murphy
10 cords
ler, Muir Auto Court, Cave 24” bod/ fir or hc8Vy bl^ k
, .,
Oak Grove
10 cords
Junction.
°~tt , 24” body fir or heavy block.
W4lf Creek
30 cord j
DYNAMITE
24” body fir or heavy block.
The wood to be corded in the
Try Valley Lumber Co. if you need
blasting powder. 221 West F basement of the Williams. Kerby
High School, Fort Vannoy, Wolf
St., Grants Pass.
44-tfc cVeek.‘ and Fruitdale “schools and
to be corded in the wood sheds
SPENCER CORSETIERE
For appointment or information 2/ tbe ( cntral, Galiee, Murphy,
write Mrs. W. O. Burch. Cave Dimmick, New Hope, Oak Grove.
23-tfc and the Provolt schools.
Junction, Oregon.
The wood most be placed in
irrv rv * a
is.
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is
the basements or wood sheds on or
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Coffee
eth
c ie n c y . Pettroy can be ip ra /e d .
brushed or used as a c a ttle dip.
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ROCUF RIVER
HARDW ARE
The California Oregon Power Company
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