Illinois Valley News, Thursday, March 20, 1937
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tion Auto camp is just completing
the construction of two new cab
ins for the tourist trade this sum
mer.. He has modernized several
other cabin-, and now has one of
Mr anil Mrs Milton Counce of
the best camp, in the section
the Owl Cafe were transacting
business in Grants Pass Monday.
Art Drews of the Cave City
Garage and Machine shop has just
Frank Hatley, proprietor of the
received a new neon sign which
Owl Cafe was in Grants Pass Wed
he hopes to have hung up in front
nesday on a business trip.
of his place of business in the
near future. It is a very large
Sheriff
Earnest
Lister
of sign and will be an added dem
Cirants Pass was a visitor on bus-
onstration of activity for the city.
iness in the valley last Tuesday.
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Locals
Get the Real Value
from your Dollar
MEN’S ( LOTHING, FURNISHINGS
and SHOES
Reasonably Priced at
Jim's Toggery
Grants Pass, Oregon
Harold Jones and John Ander
son of Cave Junction have moved
to Bridgeview.
MINERAL SPRINGS EQUAL TO ANY!
Located in Southern Oregon
Easy of Access, Reasonable in Price
HOT SPRINGS, OREGON
R. F. I). Bonanza, Oregon
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with
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L. E. ATHEY
RESIDENT AGENT
( AVE CITY, OREGON
Mrs. Herb Cauble, daughter of
.Mrs Milton Counce, was visiting
here from Grants Pass during the
week end.
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W D. Arant, editor of the
Grants Pass Bulletin was in Cave
Junction Saturday and paid this
office a very friendly call.
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J A. Hance, deputy sheriff of
Josephine county and constable of
this district, was a visitor in the
valley last week. Mr. Hance is
now located at Powers, Oregon.
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Clifford Hale ha- accepted a po
sition with the Forest Service run
ning a bulldozer on road construe
tion. lie started to work last Eri.
day.
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A. E Williams of O'Brien was
in Cave Junction last Saturday
and came into the News office and
subscribed for the paper for a
year, the first subscriber from
O’Brien.
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Mr. anil Mrs. Cochran, who own
a ranch about two miles south of
Cave Junction on the Redwood
highway, have leased their place
and have accepted positions on the
Pomeroy ranch near Kerby.
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Mrs. L. A. Azorn, wife of Dr
Azorn of the Caves CCC camp,
arrived last week to join her hus
band with their 4-weeks-old son,
M rs.
■o Robert Clark. Dr. and
Azorn are living at the Holland
hotel for the summer
A WEEK 1$
ALL IT TAKES
TO BUY A
MW®
(ELVINATOR
Robert Balzke of the Waldo
Auto camp is clearing a large
place for the accommodation of
auto-trailor parking, He plans on
making the place strictly up-to-
date for all trailors and some new
buildings will soon be built.
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H. M Hayden of the Cave Junc.
BELT LODGE NO. 18
A F. & A. M
' Av
Meets Saturday May 22.
Special degree team from
Grants Pass will confer the 3rd
degree. All visiting brethren
cordially invited. S p. m.
G W THRASHER, W. M.
KERBY. ORE.
Sat. and Mon
Only
POTATOES, Klamath No. 2’s
25 pound bag
.............
WAX PAPER, “Diamond”
125 foot rolls
Clinton Hards and Ed Pearsol
returned from Klamath Falls last
Saturday.
They had gone to
Klamath Falls to work in the tim
ber, but the season has not start
ed a- yet on account of the weath
er. They expect to return in the
near future when weather condi
tions will permit work in the
wood s
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Dr. E E. Brooks returned home
Monday from the Oregon Hot
Springs where he had been for
two weeks, Dr. Brooks' health is
greatly improved and hi remarks
concerning the Hot Springs were
very complimentary. Glad to have
you back "Doc,” but happier over
the fact that your good health is
with you again.
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| ROLLED BARLEY
I 70 pound sack
*
a
$1.75
Schumacher's
Grocery
CAVE CITY, OREGON
Miners Supplies
J. F Garrett, jeweler if Kerby
passed through the valley Monday
on his way up the Deer Creek
country.
He manufacturers all
kinds of wire and shell jewelry,
novelties, bracelets, stick pins,
rings, etc., and he has a very com
plete line of this kind of novelties.
He travels all through the valley
selling h... ware> and finds busi
ness very fair.
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Tools, Shovels, Picks, (¡old Pans, Powder
Work Clothes, Boots, etc.
Large Supply of Summer Straw II;/
Jack Hout of the Shell Oil Ser
vice Station just north of Cave
Junction, was a visitor at the News
office to complain of being
slighted. Ht and Jack Martin
failed to get a copy of the News
last week and both were assured
it was an oversight and would not
happen again. And that reminc,
us that we would like to get a few
copies of last weeks paper if they
are still in circulation. We put
the forms back on the press three
times to supply the demand and
we are still a few copies short of
filling requests, so if anyone has
an extra copy we would great y
appreciate getting them.
Martin Hardware Co
Mine and Mill
Repairing
We have complete equipment and all facilities
for quick repair work, welding and
machine work
New Residence Going
Up in (’ave City
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E, Newiands,
owners of the Camp U-Rest camp,
are building a new residence di
rectly behind the camp grounds.
They have several lots on the
street behind the main highway
and plan eventually to build other
new homes when the street is
opened up.
Their present new home is a
modern four-room bungalow' and
will be ready to move into about
the first of June
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING
U. S. Tire>, Accessories, and complete repair
department — Batteries
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Cave City
:
:
Garage & Machine Shop
A. J. DREWS, Prop
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