Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 29, 1937
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maid. M iss Le-t-w-sv CiX-i-d wcw- ■’»*
sweet, ds-Hi-H-nu »*u)*t-ry kms <*4bs
L. K.
| pleased all.
Athey mai-U wq* t-ki*
east.
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The
about
be spent immediately fee «ipiiqp
went. It was a grand *erwn and
everyone was well pUaewd.
Look out for pedestrian*»
DRIVE
UP
TO
Camp U-Rest
and let
Ma cook
you
a
GROUND STEAK SANDWICH
Let Pa
SERVE YOU AT THE BAR
While Cotton
SERVICES YOUR CAR
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1. K. Athey taUd ei th* Cnvw
4’ihy Vohmtee-»- Fire <Upcut»w®t’s
«how to bn hold Wednesday awd
awked ail to aSbelU.
Mr. Dwewe
teU of the at me :*»<i awUwt i*ne of
the d*t»utm»«t
*»d
expbii»«d
rouse of the eqwipewent that th*
department
was
o«aten*pAiting
putting in a«e.
Mr. Huseey enyiaiieed some of
the detail« of the Miners’ Jubilee
in September and
celebration
asked for all the cooperation tlw
people could give the committee
the Jubilee.
He
in charge of
Grants
Pass
Courier
said that the
hail consented to publish the story
of “Suzanne of Kerbyville,” as
an installment story, if and when
was granted by the
permission
author of the book. Mr. Johnson
the
Illinois
Valley
requested
News to publish the story ami
thought it would be of more value
than having the Courier publish
the story, He also suggested that
a prize be offered for the best
whiskers grown from now until
the celebration.
Dr. Wm. A. Brown paid the
valley and city a high compliment
even if the names Caves City,
Cave City or Cave Junction, he
didn’t know which to call the city,
was a little confusing. The doc-
tor also paid his friends at
O’Brien a high tribute and said
he would always remember the
valley and the progressive spirt
found here.
Dr. McCune asked when we
were going to have a business
meeting and requested that one
be called, at which suggestion
Chairman Drews said there would
be a special meeting to be held
Thursday evening in the Chamber
of Commerce building, requesting
all members to be present.
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Mrs. Alice Caine and daughter
Lois, of O’Brien were in Cave
City neveral days this week.
Mrs.
Monday
definite
Leave work at Alma’s Dress 1
Mrs. A.
Shop in Cave City
71
722 S. 6th St
i Phone
GRANTS PASS, ORE.
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Perrenial Prospector
Sats Miner Has Faith
Commercial Club
Splendid Play Given
For Firemen Benefit
* John Kullander of the T. and
p Sand'and Gravel company of
Portland, is spending a fetv weeks
:X°tk* Orh»ff miau in which ha
i« iHt'ii-w*t*d with KJ tòall'bvry.
ítfema
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Wi-» tM» t>«»Mt« Fa** lu»<- nwb.
HOLLAND NEWS OF
GENERAL INTEREST
John
the past
mother.
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Mrs. C. J.
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>«•** in C«w
tlaei* are «f * vitot
hi •«*- to-»«l*rr, F. 4
gwe.Xs ■■«•Ha.
Yt-r n* MA Caw. City Sunday
*»irnn*j «4
f»r Eugene,
wlwar. tMer buM a fa wily reunimM,
viaitin« M om * «Laughter«, Mrs. A.
Smith and Miex Helen Jacobson.
T1~»jr MtuMmid Monday bringing
tWir RpranAswn, Robert Smith, who
will v»it ha-nu f*r a while.
Xr. anM Mrs. C. L. Bilgi* uf
Klamnath FaJ.ln a)»« joia-ed the re­
uni««, » mi . Bilis?i.'-r being a daugh-
to-r »f Mr. and .Mrs. Jacobs»«. P.
0. J agafese« returned t® his home
b«t ea*o«ia swm - m t® return and
maAe hiis fu-ture
«-miewhi-re
iwkw k-in br-e-th-e*.
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’* kiaen-eed IbsuA»*»
If OK S4»EK — $inin,^ l<*tiow
blanks, both quartz arj placer
(and trespa-s notices at the
Illinois VaJ«y N fqs office.
HOP PICKING will begin at the
Hilton hop yards Grants Pass,
August l Sth. 227 acres of fine
hops. Good camp on Rogue
River, commissary at cut prices
write or phone for reservation
to Hiltjn Hop Yards, Grants
Pass
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Big Opening
Be sure 1« K»t your program
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. »'rawer and for the month of August as there
on John Edwin, and Mrs. Alyce ire a number of splendid pictures
Moseley who are vacat'oning at hilled which yoa will want to see.
Robert McCune left last Siskiyou Mountain ramp were
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for Chicago f«e an in- 'dinner gue.Xs at th» Harry R.
HMtjeSON’S HOLD FAMILY
stay to vim* he» «»dm bh»vd h»n*« « KvllaW V ahn*»
REUNION IN FUGENF
Fletcher.
Aiy «»rni*®
POYSENBERRIES ARK SOW
READY.
The werld’« »i«««*
berry. C. M. Brooke, S mmh I m « K
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m Lbw* « «-**h *4
Kt.WHbX» MUM**
(’ar Hangs on Edge
Of Deep (’anvon
Cave City Theater
Changes Program Policy
»OR SALE—Shot
Smith, 1* gauge,
condition, cheap,
thia affice
K om
<•» »X.
It has been decided to ha ve a
Kangaroo Court and Ed Peterson
has been appointed marshal. The
judpe has not been appointed as
y«t. One of tku n»o«f important
dut-i-oa of tke iM-a-rwhaf will b» to
sigv t«hw uvesyaw* iu th* viei-nity
of t»h< ma-1* gends-i'. g-iasw whis-
iaews fnwm hk - w ««. a-r-n-l th< Cha-m-
be-r is k - imm « t»o give a pi i-ze, and
a good ««* t-o«, f«w> t-k*- box wh-ia-
kew grows.
X« whtabm,
no
pciM, bawb Itonnh- »«it- fom t«hp war-
sAruk
Mr. and Mrs. Art Cribs of Sel-
isa, narrowly escaped serious in-
jury last Sunday evening when
j. M.
their car ran off the Oak Flat
son,
road and almost toppled to the
Pete
bottom of a 2Qii-foot canyon.
harvest his hay
The accident
happened when
Mr. and Mrs. Cribs were chasing
■i burro back to the Store Gulch
fire station of the Siskiyou forest
station, where Mr. Cribs
fire
guard. While Mr. Cribs
the
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Helen Floyd has resumed her ear as it wi s balanced
weekly tap elasse.- at Bridge View. road shoulder, a large
Kerby and Selma, after almost a truck was secured to help pull the
ear b«ck on the road.
months vacation.
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Reinike had the misfor-
smash his middle finger
left hand, while working
in his mine south of Holland.
During the month of August,
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Manager O. E. Jones of the Cave
Yvonne and Tommie Davis of City theater announces that there
Yreka, California, are spending will be a change made in ti e pol
Hie summer vacation with their icy of the theater.
At present
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Rob there is a new picture each even­
•rt Walton of Holland.
ing but during August the pic­
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ture shown on Saturday will b*
II. B. Brown, county engineer, shown again on Sunday.
II. S. Morgan and G. W. Thrash­
In this manner he is able to
er, county commissioners were in get better pictures both for Fri-
Holland Thursday noon, following day and al»« for Saturday and
■i road inspection.
Sunday.
FOR SALE About 50 New Hamp­
shire Red, March chickens, *1
a piece. Write B om 151, Cave
Junction, Ore.
12-lt-p
A MTVUL ß’L'V 4» tOK
in Cave Crtjt. Fri***
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LIVE SPARKE FROM
MINERS’ JUBILEE
jcF* U* tMiw LH-m-v*
Itoruw i-n Grants l-"a-> kuX Mltofc.
Haw Mr». J-olin»®«'» sign direetly
»ero«« t-k* Xr«Mrt »dveriiiMR^ k«»«H*
e«*A»d hmm U».
I’d try i-t-.
X-»w tk*r«-’» » ha-rd w»-t4<ÍH<g bit-t-lto
kid-y wk* puu mut- a iM-ea-l that- siXa
C mmmì M««» ohm
wuitA wad
jw>t right »n «n »U |M»«pe«t-0*'s Mh-w-iigs ar» htwj-rani««« tv '’>*«" f«r
X» HOHK-Ak Fhr-Mtr »if a «at- a«nd px- t«hp Jil-i<b»:«m».
tadi-MM »»d
k»M*
wwidw
pá»»-.
Mbekty A* m > ini
» jr»«k
Ftawod*-!!* th-i»ws aU a
•m th» b*ys a-i*d aJrua-dy htw a fine
of whhdcovs.
Saw* believe
U> X mms U U u -»i-»*<ud and fined
aaad ewmpvlhad bo shavo and start
with th* root of th« beys. Some­
«ta y psad«- thin« f«w
PotMIXB to
w U uu H hw - U»*k iwl«k
lifted th*
11 mì I mu .
TN* *^«nar«n>
Co«« jndge
“asnt" goin’t« have a bed of roses
t« sAeui« an when he commences to
fi>»w the belligerent members of
the Chamlser for not growing the
propar s«-t af Ahiskers.
But its
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going to he a lot of fun.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SAL»'. A baut 5(J4 grain
«acks, Ü cents «»eh.
Heard’«
Shan Shop, Car«« high way.
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Page Three
*8.A> («,» Wk:-». IT-f»>i-.»A W í A mm ». «0
Sa.Iw'Wi «!•»«»
d«sr« at thw
I k«*a* «f Kr. a-ei-d Xb-i. 14. J-. W «i4-
bury m-f <->’iftN-i»n. Tbwy r.«-Cwr.n*d
to thwr Ij<*ir tik» -f*i<twi;< <^f- tiksi
I werde
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Wanda and Aleta Burch
rg-turnffi ® from
visit/iig
grandmother in S;J;ingfield,
gon. While there they took
eant.
3
Blessed Event
BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. H. R.
Robinson, a boy, h pounds and X
ounces, in the General ho-pital at
Grants Pass. Mother and son do­
ing nicely.
Mr*. L oomwm I
Beard arrived
i* th* Eu-gi-ne Oregon Trail pag
k.M«e Friday the 23rd from her
«Kuw t i o i-i trip back home where
«A* went by aut® with hei brother
•a-d family wh-a can:« by for tier
f"r»«i C-aliforni-a.
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tfidiooii-n* and straightening a
f«W minor curves between Bridge
Vi-ew and Holland is being accom-
•b-sbed by Keith Wells and Harold
Hill WEi-h-r the supervision of road
ft'-eman, J-ah-n W. Smith.
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Saturday Nite, July 31st
State Line Rendezvous
Redwood Highway, just across the state line
GOOD EATS — REFRESHING DRINKS
HOT MUSIC IN A COOL HALL
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COPCO AGENT GETS
NEW BUICK AUTOMOBILE
Blake L. Miller, agen? fmr th*
California Oregon Power com­
pany. is the proud possessor of a
new Buick «¡fecial coupe little
“S.” This is the 2Kth Buick Mr
Miller has owned and now he
like« them better than ever..
FREE KISSES AT 12 ()’( LO( K MIDNITE
-Join a jolly, good crowd—Souvenirs for All
lx»ts of parking space—Old and new friends are
Welcome
Admission 75c — Ladies Free