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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 25,1950
♦ CLASSIFIED ADS ♦
C L A S S IF IE D
RATES
IMHPM
Minimum charge 50 cents.
The deadline for advertising is I
noon Wednesday.
LOST—Black and white toy Bos
ton bull. Last seen at Bal!
Park, Friday. See Mrs. Hale
at state liquor store.
5-ltp
FO R SA LE
LADIES’ tailoring and dressmak­
ing. Men’s shirts made to order
FOR SALE— Boyce-Crane jointer,
Hemstitching, buttonholes and
6-inch. Also ’32 Franklin sedan.
covered buttons made at the
Mrs. J. M. Hout, Redwood high­
Sewing Center, Bob and Ruth
way, Cave Junction.
4-3tc ! Simp.
1-tfz
FOR SAND AND GRAVEL, good EXCAVATING of all kinds.
top soil, road and driveway
Shovel, trench hoe, dragline,
maintenance. Clyde Knight, at
clamshell, pile driver. Mill ponds
C. G. & E. Texaco Garage.
cleaned. Call Grants Pass 2581
32-tfc
or 8808. R. Ullian.
1 -81
FOR SALE— 75-lb. icebox, in good
SA W F IL IN G
condition, $15. See Les Besham. CARPENTER,
small circular,
Caves highway.
4-tfc
cross cuts and drags. Gage,
Caves highway, near Redwood.
FOR SALE— 1 Caterpi^ar trac­
tor with angle blade.. ^Located FOR DAGGETT & RAMSDEI.
at Patrick’s Creek Lodge. Write
cosmetics see your dealer—
Pacific Northwest Alloys, Box
Hazel Henry.
52-tfr
6215, Hillyard Station, Spo- i
kane, Wash., or inquire Pat­ ROUGH & READY GARAGE
rick’s Creek Lodge.
5-1 tp | near Rough & Ready Mill. Gen­
eral repairing and specializing
WATCHES, DIAMONDS AND
in all electrical and carburetion
JEWELRY.
when
you
re;>airs. Motor tuneups. Reason­
WANT THE BEST, ALWAYS
able prices and all work guaran­
SEE JOHNSON THE JEWEL
teed. Pickup and delivery.Phone
F.R, 619 EAST ‘H’ ST-
1012, W. B. Myers.
18-tfc
GRANTS PASS.
49rtfc ,
REPAIRS—On all makes of sew
FOR SALE— 1 used refrigerator,
ing machines. Free estimates
Grunow, 6 ft., good condition
given in advance by Bonded
Inquire MANCHEL’S, Cave
Singer representative. Write
Junction.
l*te
Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany. 40 North Front, Medford,
FOR SALE— R.D. 7 angle blade,
Oregon
10-tfe
good shape. Priced to sell. See
J. A. Viosky, 3 miles S. of Cave
CLASS I DRIVERS
Junction on Redwood highway.
CAN BUY
5-1 tp $5,000 PROPERTY DAMAGE
AND
D Y N A M IT E
$10,000 BODILY INJURY
TRY VALLEY LUMBER CO. if
LI ABILITY INSURANCE
you need blasting powder. 221
FOR
West F St., Grants Pass.
$24.00 PER YEAR AT
47-tfc
LINKHART & McLEAN’S
CAVE JUNCTION
FOR SALE — Singer cabinet PH. 8802
treadle sewing machine, old WATER WELL DRILLING, do
Phiko radio only $5, rubber
mestic and irrigation wells, 12
tired lawn
mower.
Frances
to 36 months to pay. latest
Michelson, 1 block in rear Ruth
equipment available. Satisfied
Ann’s Antique Shop.
5-ltp
customers our motto. Paqubi
and Storey, 800 N. 10th S t-
R EA L ESTA TE
Grants Pass. Phone 2631 o
3583.
FOR SALE -Small home on I’al
mer subdivision, large cornet FOR FURNITURE — Try Man
lot. $2,600. Frances Michel­
chel's first, where it’s “Furni­
son, 1 block in rear Ruth Ann'-
ture You’ll Admire at Price,
______ 5-ltp
Antique Shop.
You’ll Appreciate.”
47-:f
FOR SALE— Lots on and near
LO G C A B IN G A R A G E
Caves highway, ’-j mile from
General Auto Repairing
Redwood highway. Title insur­ Motor Tune - up — Lubrication
ance on every lot. Contact
Welding
Herbert Falkenhayn, cor. Oave= ART DEDRICK, Prop.. Selma
highway and Old Stage road, Rt.
1, box 24, Cave Junction, tfc UNDER 1949 OREGON LAW
YOU CAN BE HELD LIABLE
FOR SALE— Lot 50x132 feet,
FOR $15,000.00 FOR THE
with metal building 20x40 feet,
DEATH OF ONE PERSON
cement floor. Bachelor quarter-
DUE TO AN AUTOMOBILE
in back. Complete with plumb­
ACCIDENT. YOU CAN BUY
ing, city water; inside city
15,000 AND 30,000 BODILY
limits. See 11. W. Hendrickson.
INJURY AND 10,000 PRO­
Illinois Valley Market.
3-tfc
PERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY
INSURANCE FOR AS LITTLE
CLASS 1 farmers can buy $10,000
AS $27.83 PER YEAR AT
liability insurance for only
LINKHART AND McLEAN—
$20 40 per vear at Linkhart and
PHONE 3802, CAVE JUNC­
McLean. Phone 3802, Cave
TION.
52-tfc
Junction.
BUILT IN CABINETS of all
RENTALS
kinds. Reasonable rates. Jones
Regina Waxer and Polisher | Cabinet shop, Drews Building,
Cave Junction.
44-tfc
$1.25 per day, return same day,
$2.00 over week end, return USED FURNITURE—-bought and
Monday 9 a. m. MANCHEL’S
sold. Jones Cabinet Shop, Drews
Furniture, Cave Junction.6-5tc
Bldg., Cave Junction.
44-tfe
GASOLINE
operated
cement ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTING
mixer for rent by the day,
and repail's. All work and ma­
mounted on trailer. Caves Build­
terial guaranteed. Illinois Val­
ing Supplies, Cave Junction.
ley Hardware, Cave Junction.
50-ltf«
FOR RENT BY DAY — Cement DYNAMITE —
...
fuses and caps. Illinois Valiev
mixer, electrically driven. Illi
Hardware,
agency
for
DuPont
nois Valley Hardware, Cave ,
Powder.
47-tfc
Junction.
25-tfc
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
LOST— Black and white male dog
in Cave Junction. Answers to ALL TYPES of camping equip­
ment, clothing, hardware —
name of Spotty. Mrs. Katin,
everything in Surplus. Open
phone 1004, Trail’s End Motor
’til 9:00. Light Surplus Mart.
Lodge.
5-ltc
324 Highway 99 South, Grants
Pass.
3-tfc
HAVE YOUR SEPTIC tank-
cleaned, built or repaired by
the oldest reliable septic service STRAYED—Two yearling colts.
One horse colt and one filly,
in the county. M. J. Rossiter
one white and one palomino.
Septic Service, Grants Pass.
Nettie Gilliam, West Side road.
Phone 2918.
51-tfc
Route 1, Box 824, Cave Junc­
-H elp the H o ip itd -
tion, Oregon.
2-tfc
SHOW REVUE
SATURDAY
2ND
Roy Rogers is at his best in
Republic’s Trucolor picture "Su­
BABY CHICKS 14e
sanna Pass,” in the role of the
HAMPSHIRE REDS, from our popular young game warden eon- j
own blood-tested breeding flock.
14c each or $13 per hundred, nectcd with the State Wild Life
straight run. Hayes Hill Hat­ Service, whose efforts beyond the
chery, Wonder. Open daily, | call of duty get him into a lot of '
evenings and Sunday.
52-fcfe trouble, but finally clear up a
At GRANTS PASS
FOR SALE—Baby chicks. U.S. brutal murder.
Dale Evans plays Kay Parker,
Pullorum passed New Hampshire
Rada. Caves Hatchery, 1 mile an attractive young scientist who
JUNE 3 and 4
west of junction on Caves journeys west to gain practical ex­
highway.
2-tfc perience in a fish hatchery and
W IN D O W GLASS
finds herself involved in a dark
ALL SIZES window glass cut and plot to destroy the hatchery by
Parade 10 A. M. Saturday
installed. Illinois Valley Hard­ scientific means to gain control of
ware, Cave Junction.
25-tfc
the oil that is underneath the
Dance Saturday N ight
GETTING BALD ? — Stimulate water.
blood supply to starring roots
E s t e 1 i t a Roodriguez plays
AT
J O S E P H IN E
COUNTY
FA IR G R O U N D S
with SCALP-MAS-SAGE. $3.15
C.O.D. or $3 with order. R. “ Rita," a fiery-eyed and romantic
Behm, S12, Box 338, Lebanon, señorita. Foy Willing and the
Pa.
4tc Riders of the Purple Sage are in
Sponsored By
top form.
LEGALS
1OSEPHINE CO. MOUNTED SHERIFF’S POSSE
SUNDAY & MONDAY
John
Wayne,
whose
name
at
N O T IC E O F C A L L FOR BIDS
once arouses thoughts of a rugged
For Painting School*
JO S E P H IN E C O U N T Y SCHOO L and vital personality, plays to the
An R. C. A. Show
hilt the heroic role of Thomas
D IS T R IC T
Notice is hereby given, in com­ Dunson, a romantic character
BIGGER and BETTER Than Ever B efore!
pliance with Section 111-1224 whose dream of building a cattle
O.C.L.A. that the Board of empire in the great southwest
Directors of the Josephine County
School District of Josephine Coun­ forms the nucleus of the film's
ty, Oregon, hereby invites bids on story “Red River.”
Robert Paige of the star cast and
painting the following schools:
Montgomery Clift, as his adopt­ Monty F. Collins the scenarist, co­
Sunny Valley, Merlin, Oak Grove,
To the people of the Illinois
Williams, Jerome Prairie and ed son, Matthew Garth, also turns produced the picture, which Wil­
Valley :
in a performance that is as bril­ liam D. Russell directed.
Selma.
Specifications may be secured liant as it is different.
A very important event for the
—and—
at the office of the Josephine
Co-starred with Wayne and
school youngssters of our com­
County School District Clerk.
Alan Curtis and Russell Hayden
Sealed bids will be received by Clift are Walter Brennan, play­ co-star in the film "Apache Chief." munity will take place at the elec­
ing
one
of
those
delightful,
tion of a local committee member
the board up to 8:00 p.tn. on the
Apache Chief tells the story of an on Monday, June 19th, for the
12th day of June, 1950, at Grants crochety characters he has made
Pass, Oregon, and publicly opened. famous, and a lovely young star Indian tribal chief and his son are Kerby sub-district.
The board reserves the right to named Joanne Dru, who has al­ robbing nnd killing white settlers.
In order that the interested
Another Indian chief and his son
reject anv or all bids.
MARGUERITE S. STANTON ready made her mark in Holly­ want peace with the white man. school patrons will be able to
wood.
District School C-lerk.
Climax comes when the friendly support a candidate for this im­
(Second publication May 25, 1950)
“Red River" is a Western saga Indian brings in the renegade portant position, a mass meeting
adapted from Borden Chase's ex­ killer and turns him over to white will be held at the high school at
citing Saturday Evening Post 5- justice to save the tribe from an­ 8:30 p.m., Friday, June 2nd, for
N O T IC E OF C A L L FOR B ID S
part serial, "The Chisholm Trail.”
selecting such a candidate.
nihilation.
For Gasoline, Motor Oil, Fuel Oil.
If you are interested in better­
TUESDAY
&
WEDNESDAY
Tire», T ire Service and Wood
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
ing conditions in our school sys­
J O S E P H IN E C O U N T Y SCHOOL
Industrialist Glenn McCarthy’s
"The Fountainhead” stars Gary tem, please attend this meeting.
D IS T R IC T
dynamic entry into the motion
Notice is hereby given, in com­ picture field with his production, Cooper as Roark, the architect and We would like representation
pliance with Section 111-1221 “The Green Promise," comes as Patricia Neal as Dominique, the from «very community in tho
O.C.L.A. that the Board of Direc­
brilliant and beautiful newspaper Illinois Valley.
tors of the Josephine County a friendly and hopeful salute to woman.
Remember the date—8 :30 p.m.,
School District of Josephine the future of America’s farm
"The Fountainhead” is the Friday, June 2nd. We earnestly
County, Oregon, hereby invites children. He has filmed a heart­
bids on the following:
warming and typical American thrilling story of a young architect solicit your cooperation.
Gasoline—In amounts of 40 gal story which visualizes the ideals who fights out against compla­
W1M. J. McLEAN
Ions or more to be delivered to
cency and tradition in behalf of
El). W. KNÎPPEL
any point in the County District of the nation's farm youth and his own work in which he believes
K. C. HAMILTON
the
4-H
organization
as
motivation
and through service stations.
so strongly. This theme is set
W. R. RAINES
Tanks located at Wolf Creek. in a highly dramatic plot.
Merlin, Shop, Kerby, Murphy
School Improvement Committee.
“The Green Promise” deals with against a lush background of
and Jerome Prairie.
a
farmer
and his four motherless beautiful buildings and interiors.
Fuel Oil. PS. No. 300—Bids to be
Also in the cast are Raymond
submitted on form supplied children, and with their struggle Massey as the newspaper pub­
Dept. of Underalatement
through office.
to wrest a decent, honest living
lisher,
Robert
Douglas
and
Kent
.
.
.
witnesses testified that Mar-
Diesel Fuel Oil—Bids to be sub­ from the soil. It presents a battle
mitted on form supplied through between young and old, between Smith. King Vidor directed the kem and the umpire were attempt­
office.
ing to push spectators from tho
picture.
Stove Oil—Bids to be submitted the children, who are all for
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playing field along he first base
on form supplied through office science and progressive ways of
line in a game between Bradley
Tires and Tubes—as needed for farming, and the father whose
C AR D O F T H A N K S
and Kirksey. They testified that
busses—bidders to specify grade methods are frozen in the pattern
or quality and discount from of old-fashioned and hit-or-miss
Our heartfelt thanks to all who Roundtree became angered, drew
list to be given district.
extended
comforting sympathy a smull pistol and snapped it
Service on Tires — Inspection, ways. As this farmer, the favorite
branding, repairing, recapning. film player Walter Brennan is co- and help in our recent sorrow. several times toward Markem. It
mounting and matching. Work starred with .Marguerite Chapman, For the beautiful service, floral did not fire. Markem then drew
to be done during the summer playing his eldest (laughter; Robert offerings and other kindnesses, we a pistol from his coat pocket and
at the County District Shop.
killed Roundtree.
Paige as a county agricultuial are deeply grateful.
Wood—
The shooting ended the game.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Clarence
O.
Wullace
agent, and Natalie Wood as the
.... 8 cords 16"
Galice
— From tbe Oregonian.
and
family
youngest
daughter
of
Brennan.
16"
cords
...
4
Ft. Vannoy
16"
cords
29
Ft. Vannoy
2 cords 16”
Dimmick
14 cords 24”
Dimmick
10 cords 16”
Fruitdale .
14 cords 24”
Fruitdale
16 cords 16”
Selma
The wood to be delivered and
corded in the basement of wood
shed on or before September.
Wood to be dry and sound, either
heavy second growth or old growth
fir or heavy block. Bidder to
specify type t>eing bid. Piece» not
to exceed 10" in diameter.
Sealed bids will be received by
the Ixtard up to 8:00 p.m., D.S.T
on the li2th day of June. 1950, at
Grants Pass, Oregon, and publicly
opened. The board reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
MARGUERITE S. STANTON
District School Clerk.
(Second publication May 25, 1950)
ANNUAL RODEO
LETTERS
MAY A N D JU nC S H tU A L
N E W S H O R T B LO C K
INSTALLED
I7O
■ ' 7 00
EXCHANGE
Notice is hereby given that Fred
M. Linkhart has been appointed
lilt. A. N. COLLMAN GLENN MORRISON POST executor of the estate of CARO­
LINE SAUER, deceased, by the
Naturopathic Physician
The
American
Legion
probate division of the circuit
HOURS: 9 to 12 m. - 2 to 5 p. m. Meets 1st and 3rd Wednesday court of the state of Oregon for
Office Phone 4711 — Res. 5011
Josephine county. Any person
VISITORS WELCOME
having any claim of indebtedness
against said estate must present
Charles N. Verstees, M. D. Water Well Hrillinif the
same to the executor or to
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
PAQUIN & STORY
his attorney, William F. Johnson,
Office hours 9 a. m. to 12 noon gp0 jj 10th St.
Grants Pass Court House, Grants Pass, Oregon,
on or before six months from the ,
2 to 5 p. m
”631 oz 3583
PHONE c.
date of the first publication of
thi« notice. Date of first publica­
Windows and Doors!
DR. T. WINSTON SM ITH
tion, May 4, 1950.
O P T O M E T R IS T
VALLEY LUMBER Co. (Fourth publication May 25, 1950,
Every Thurs. 12 noon to 5 p. m.
for your repair jobs
Evenings bv appointment only
221
West F St.
Phone 4612
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
Appointments made at White's
G R A N T S PASS. O REG O N
Drug Store, Cave Junction
Notice is hereby given that Flo­
A. Frederick has been ap­
Daily Freight Service rence
TITLE INSURANCE
pointed administratrix of the es­
G R A N T S BASS, P O R T L A N D
tate of GEORGE M. FREDERICK,
ESCROWS
and SAN F R A N C IS C O
deceased, by the probate division
Y A N D E L L BROS. G A R A G E
Rogue River Title Co.
of the Circuit Court of the State
212 N. 6th St.
Grants Pass
Pierce Auto Freight
of Oregon for Josephine County
Any person having any claim of
against said estate
H ALL’S
VALLEY AMBULANCE indebtedness
must present the same to the ad­
Accounting Service
SERVICE
ministratrix or to her attorney,
Audita. Bookkeeping, Income Tax
William F. Johnson, Court House,
24-Hour
Call
Service and Q uarterly Reports
Grants Pass, Oregon, on or be­
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Monthly P. U C. Reports
fore six months from the date of
PHONE
2301
N O T A R Y P U B L IC
the first publication of this no­
Cave Junction
Cave Junction
tice, which date is May 26, 1950.
Florence A. Frederick,
Ambulance Service Day or Night CDCWfCD
fORSFTIFRF
Administratrix
219 West A St
PHONE 4453 OrE.PIL.LK
L.UKOLIICKL
First publication May 25, 1950
MRS.
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Funeral Home
Redwood H w y, Box 846
~NEWS ADS GET RESULTS 1
HULL & HULL
Phone 1008
FACTORY
THE ABOVE PRICE
INCLUDES
N O T IC E T O C R E D IT O R S
PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY
New
New
New
New
New
New
Block
C ra n k .h a ft
Main Bearing*
Connecting Rod*
Platon* end P in .
P i.to n
Ring*
New Cam Shaft and
Bearing*
New Timing Gear*
New Motor G a.ket*
V a lv e . Ground end
ASSEMBLED
FACTORY TESTED
Special Service
E n g in e T u n e d
5 Q t*. Oil
Any Additional Part* Needed Are Extra
A V A IL A B L E
FOR
’42
to
49
C H E V R O L E T PASS. CARS and P IC K U P S
To
and
gine
pair
¡m ure maaimum efficiency
protection of your naw en­
we boil out, clean and re ­
your radiator at
NO
EXTRA
CHARGE
LOW COST BUDGET TERMS
2nd. ANNUAL RODEO — JUNE 3 and 4
J O S E P H IN E
COUNTY
Stock furni.hed by C bri.ten.en Bro*.
KELT
F A IR G R O U N D S
Sponsored by Jo.ephineCo. S h e riff’» Po**e.
C hevrolet
411 S O U TH 6th
G R A N TS PASS
Phone 4461