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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, A p ril 29, 1918
AFTER 5:00 p. m.
Household Refrigerator Repairs
GENE«A.GIJZ r ^ I EED W° RK AND PARTS FOR
CROSLLEYE-ST5Ô r E' e FR'Î f D
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r SOEBIJCK AND
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4011
FRED CULP
PHONE
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CAVES REFRIGERATION & WASHER
REWARD
Local Jaycees A ttend
Keep Oregon Green
Marie Smith, Helen Farmer, June
Knight, Juanita Rush, Ethel Banta,
Zenna Garrison, Pansy Keene
At a Keep Oregon Green meet Webb, Nettie Gilliam and the
ing held in Grants Pass recently hostess, Cora Masoner.
the Illinois Valley Jaycee was rep
resented by two members, Dan
Hadley and Earl Pfaendler, local
chairmen for this campaign.
\\ ays of impressing the out of
state visitors with the importance
of being careful with burning
matches, cigarettes, etc., were dis
cussed. Posters and other Keep
Oregon Green reminders are to be
distributed thru local service sta
tions, restaurants and the Forest
Ranger station.
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce will appreciate your co
operation. Help to Keep Oregon
Green!
R. E. Ford & Son
General Contractors
COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL
BUILDING
Cave Junction
or information leading to the recovery of
ROOTER OR SUB-SOILER
Government Series No. 28
Taken from the junction of Redwood
highway and Eight Dollar Mountain
road, 2 miles north of Kerby.
LOYD LEWIS
Sheriff Josephine County
(dM "1020
GIFTS
FOR
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A v e r tis « me n t
O ’BRIEN NEWS
From where I sit ...Zy Jo e M arsh
By Ruby Thompson
Friends of Emma Lemm are
happy to learn that she is out of
the hospital again and recuperat
ing at the home of Helen Erkhart
for a time. Emma wishes to ex
press her thanks to friends for
the cards, and flowers sent her
while she was confined in the hos
pital. It brightened her days con
siderably.
A number of the O’Brien school
children are now enjoying their
hot lunches at Melody Lane which
recently opened to the public P.t
O'Brien. Mothers are also enjoy
ing the change from lunch pack-
Little Donald Busch, son of
Mr. and Mrs Busch of Waldo
store, is gradually improving from
his illness and all his little friends
will be glad to hear of his being
on the mend.
Sam's Hens
W ear Spectacles!
Yes, it’s a fact I Sam’s brood of
two dozen hens are wearing spec
tacles—which he bought from a
mail-order house in Capitol City.
Sam says it works (and big
poultry raisers say so, too). The
hens see each other through soft
colored glasses, and instead of
fighting and picking at each other,
they go around placidly, gain
weight, and lay more eggs.
Makes me almost wish we could
have rose-colored glasses for hu
man beings, too. So that instead of
quarreling and criticizing, like we
ELECT
HALL
P resen t G o vern o r
• VETERAN
• EXPERIENCED
• COURAGEOUS
He’s doing a
GOOD Jo b !’
do so much of the time, we’d live
and let live in contentment.
From where I sit, the human
race wastes a powerful lot of time
in wrangling over minor issues . . .
whether a man should drink beer
or cider... whether a woman should
wear slacks or sk irts. . . instead of
seeing each other through "spec
tacles” of tolerance that enable
us to live-and-let-live like Sam’s
brood of chickens.
Copyright, 1948, United States Hr ewers Foundation
Send The Illin o is Valley News to Your Friends
Helen Gunn and daughters,
ited friends in Grants Pass
week.
Hiram and Jay Humphrey are
leaving soon for their home in
Wisconsin.
Blanche Lackey and Bertha
Curnow gave a stork shower for
Norma Kaiser at the form er’s
home last Thursday. The honored
guest received many lovely and
useful gifts.
RAMBLERS ENJOY FEAST
AND HIKE RIDES
• W on’t bulge
• W on’t atretch
• Non-curl hem
• Darta to nt
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C OLORS
CORRECT
• N w da no ironing
• Brgwure top
• Fitted diaphragm
The Ramblers enjoyed a pot
luck barbecued steak dinner,
topped off by fried spuds, cake,
cookies and coffee at the home
of Cora Masoner on the westside
road last Friday. After lunch the
group looked over a site of land
w'hich Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Gilliam have offered to give the
Ramblers for a club house. As
many of the members and some
local residents are interested in
fast horses, it is hoped a quarter
• Won’t sag
• Won’t cling
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HEAR U. S. SENATOR
G uy C o rdo n
SPEAKING FROM
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Yes, Remember Mother, Am erica’s First Lady
on this day, Sunday, May 9th, with a special
Gift from Manchel’s that will make MOM the
happiest lady in the U. S.
K U IN
We have so many items that will make hand
9 :1 5 P. M.
some and useful gifts, ranging from Electric
FRIDAY. APRIL 30
Oregon Primary Elections
M ay 21, 104S
Pd. Ad* Guy Cordon for U S Senotor
Comm George F Jomeson. Ewec Setty.
PortlorxJ. Ore.
Refrigerators to a Footstool
Earl T Newbry s pan record as •
legislator reveals (hat he works just
as hard at the public’s business as
he has at his own
Ha works |ust as hard to produce
the maximum from the public's dol
lars as he did in making a record as
a successful orchardisr, business and
civic leader.
dearly love
and the best part is the gift is
permanent and will last for many years.
Far b tlltr got erniHtnl'i i t b t , betp
Fori T. Frtubrp S tirelo r, of Slolt
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Fa lor by "Newbry »or Secretory o(
J»o»a Commotae". Gen« aossmoo, Chm .
t i l l S W T o m b ,I Portion« ». Oregon
that MOM will
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