Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 15, 1937
Governor Closes Forests
During Fire Season
PROCLAMATION
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MUGS, DMA»®»
MAYS CLEANED
AND BLOCKED
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and Kestoy VVrel!,
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Ffeorss 71
722 S.
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GMAMt» PASS, OWK.
Leave work at Alma’s Dress
Shop in Cave City
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BOYSENBERRIES ARE NOW
READY.
The world’s finest
berry. C. H. Brooks, 3 miles E.
front* Sehma on Deer Creek Rd.
— 10-3tc
FOR SALE — Started pullets,
AAA stock. ilriscoe Beamer,
1411 F»ist “N’- street. Grants
Pass.
10—ltp
FOR SALE—12 ewes Shrop and
Lincoln. None over five years.
Price $75. Roy Wells, Caves
highway.
—9-3tp
L. B. HALLS FUNERAL HOME
Complete 1 uneral Car equip­
ment. Ambulance service day
or night.
5th and “C” Sts., Grants Pass.
FOR SALE Ranches, mines and
timber. Also commercial trout
farm. Busi rue» and residence
lots in city. Box H, Gave City.
SPEND A LITTLE, BUY A LOT
in Cave City. Prices and tern s
to suit.
ELWOOD HUSSEY
^Licensed Broker
FOR SALE — Mini’ g I 'at: a
blanks, both quartz ani p>W«r
and trespa-s natici « a*. the
11!; nt .Va’’ y Nt a offi. e.
FOR SALE—10 arre» witA.i-M 2
Fwà" a «f Ca.e CRy. G iwsm I totale,
lam, eta.
wfiwr. A bar-
CKcii fior a qsiick sale. SV rite
N'u. 8, I Hiwis Valley News,
Cave Jamztñsá, Oregon.
LIST your
sell with
Illinois
Broker
property you want to
Elwood Hussey, the
Valley Real Estate
Cave City.
LOST—A personal check made
payable to the Cciisolidated
Truck company of Grants Pass,
and signed by Hamilton’s Rogue
River Turkey Ranch, check No.
602 drawn for 116.96. This
check was lost last Saturday.
Finder please return to L. E.
Athey at the Illinois Valley
News, < Cave City, and receive
reward.
Holland Telephone
Directory
WHEREAS, the unregulated
use of certain forest areas, is, in
the judgment of the State Fores-
Following is the complete Telephone Directory for the Illinois
ter, a menace to life and property Valley Subscribers Name, Li.ie Number and designated calls, A
due to conditions tending to long (— I dash indicates long ring; short (-) dash indicates short ring.
cause or allow the rapid spread Anderson A.
of fires which might occur or be­ Allen, Geo.
cause of the inaccessible charac­
Athey Bros.
ter of such areas due to the lack
Brown. Mrs. (’. (’.
of suitable roads, and
WHEREAS, upon the showing Baldwin, Ray
of the Forester it appears te n-n Barrett, F. E.
to be necessary to close t® unreg­ Bunch, Sam
ulated use tl • • fo’’swi::g a»i .1 die
Bvrne, De
signed a»:
Biooks, Dr. E E
AREA N . 1: : All A
Forests in Oregon, exce.pt t! •
('oilman. Dr. A. N.
uslaw National Fore t, ar: I a !- Caves Governin'nt Camp
joining areas protested I y tin» U.
Curtti>s, So
S. Forest Service.
Drews, Art
NOW THEREFORE, 1.
11. Martin, Governor o■!’ the
Fulk, Ashbv
tkis swa­ Fat tig, Jot»
of Oregon, by v-irtv:*
thority veste I in mr iteiw tk‘B‘
Freitas,
provisions of Section 42-40‘Ja,
Ga
rner,
Oregon Code IS35 Sul plement,
lo hereby proclaim the nnregu- Gt urge.
lated Use of the alfove described G- urge. I o
area to be unlawful ar. I do l.ere
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by close said aria and tie same
.hail be subjected to use only tip- Hoffni ii. Ire rii•
on condition that entrants shall Hussey, EK h « l !
comply with all of the following Haves, Clvde
requirements or conditions:
Holland, J
1—To refrain from sr. kir, ■>
while traveling in ■ uch are:!«, ex- Hervey, To
cept on ]»..ivi.-«l i‘C surface'd liigh- Hodgdon, J. :
ways.
Houck, ,h; •
2 To SeCUl'i :
Havden, I! V-
by the forester «r
before building a camp fire other Hill, Lou
than at improved, designated and Hid. John
posWd camp grounds ox such Hibbard, .1. J.
areas.
Illinois Valley New
3—To have a a a part of his or
Johnson,
W. .
her equipment when using camp
fires,» except when traveling as Jacqui ■, Sid
a pedestrian, and or camping at Kian s, Jofan
improved, designated and posted Kerby Ccuti 1
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camp grounds, tools as specified
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by the forester suitable for ex-
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tinguishing fires.
Lind,
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This proclamation shall be ei­
fective fr»m and after the* lst NeiWy, 0.
day of July, 1937, and shall re- ML Randi»
main in full force and effect un-
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Martin, I ao
til and including the 31st day of
M l C aim, INLMie
December, 1937.
Moreland, F. N.
Subscribe for th® Illinois Valley Millers Garn..e
Maurer, Mariw*
News. Its worth the price.
Mayes, Walt
Maurer, Low-
SUMNER NEEDS
Mellow. F.
AT WAWGA1M FH ICES
Mayfield,
G. C.
For Instance
Oregon Cavr*
•1 Celanese Sport Shirts 7>c
White, Yellow, Blug, Wine
Owen. Keith
$1.00 Silk Neckties
<«e Pearsall, Ed. .
Large assortment
Payne, Jim
$1’95 All Wool Trousers
Peterson,
Petr
Pleated or plaid front
Pfefferle, Hrtiry
$25 Fine Wool Suits 311L85
Ramsey,
Clay
Sport backs, Plain backs
Renfro,
Dave
$4.00 Mallory Hats
1 $2.«5
Light or dark colors
Regal, S.
DEDUCTIONS STOREWIDE
Robinson, Bill
Roberts,
Mr.
WRATH’S
Sowell, Ltw
MENS’ STORE
Grants Pass, Oregon
Smith, ().
Sawyer, F.
Sawyer, C.
Smith. Harry
PATRICK’S
Smith, W.
(REEK
Smith,
John
TAVERN
Seyferth, M.
On the Redwood Highway
30 mile» S.W. of Cave City
■standard Oil
Phone ahead for I ■ •. < 1
Tonkins, Al
accommodations
Takilma Centra!
AI L DAY DINING
Terfethen,
W.
SERVICE
Tv
cer,
Herb
I iind.ei, Dinner» Cold
Drink >
Tycer, Ed.
STANDARD OIL
Thrasher,
George
PRODUCTS
Tiger Town
The Tavern Invites You to a
Villair, Jack
FREE SWIM
Valen, John
In our Pool
V arner, Cecil
P. O. Address, O'Brien, Ore.
Watts, H. S.
Wit truck, John
Walton, R. F.
Wells, George
Wells, Rov
White Bros.
Wills, G. IL
MEAT MARKET
Holland Centra!
HOME ( UREI)
CORN BEEF
NEW BEAUT' OPERATOR
15c per pound
AT CAVE JUNCTION PARLOR
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Farm Equipment
Tractors
Separators — (¡as Engines
TRADE AT HOME-
DEPENDABLE
Service for 50 Years
Rogue River Hardware Co
Where Most People Trade
Grants Pass, Oregon
Keiths
Miss Floy E. Leedy has I li­
installed new equipment in the
Cave Junction Beauty Salon i at
Camp IJ. Rest and is now open for
business. Miss Leedy comes di-
lectly from Medford but was for
merly located in Portland, She
practices all kinds of beauty cul-
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ture and asks the ladies of the
ttive Eugene girls, dressed In the pioneer style« of
Frontier days, are shown here with an old-fashioned covered
wagon, one oi t e many hundreds of authentic relics which will
be publicly displayed during the Oregon Trail Pageant celebration
in Eugene, July 22, 23, and 24. The quaint costumes worn by the
maids are the vogue in Lane county as the entire citizenry Mates
revdy for the fourth celebration in honor of our Western te*-
fsthers who settled In the Oregon country. The pageant ta WaM
n rugene every three year« end Is Internatlanally tirnoss
EVERYTHING IN FARM EQUIPMENT
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HEAVY HENS
Dressed
22c per pound
Page Three
valley to
quainted.
come
Mrs. M Messenger and Harold
went to Grants Pass last Tuesday
to attend the funeral of M rs.
Herman Schmidt.
Mr. and Mrs. Fite of Corona,
California, are visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Fite.
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