Illinois \ alley News, Thursday, September 30, 1937
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Webb
Jack Haunce was a business vis
itor in Grants Pass, the first of have returned from a four months
tour of. the states and are at pres
the week.
ent visiting relatives in Elk val
ley, and a brother at Grants Pass.
They will return to their home in
REMEM BEK
I Olney, Oregon, in a few days.
WE ARE SELLING OUT
Startling Reduction on all
Men’» Wear
$1.25 Suede Flannel Shirts,
Heavy Cloth, Two
Colors
95c
Boy’s Leatherette Jackets,
Sheepskin Lined, Water
proofed
$1.95
$2.00 “Arrow” Shirts
$1.65
Choice
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Drastic Reduction on all
Overcoat., Suit., Pant., Shoe.,
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Etc.
HEATH’S MEN’S
STORE
Grants Pass
Complete
Furnishings
New and Used
SQUARE DEAL
FURNITURE CO.
400 South 6th St.
Grants Pass
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Butchering
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A birthday dinner was given to
H. J. W’oodbury by Mrs. H. J.
Woodbury of O'Brien, last Sun-
day. The guests were, Mr. and
Mrs. Al Lawson of Ye Rustic camp
and Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Smith of
Cave Junction.
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REMARKS
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This time of evening always
seems dull to yours truly. Every
thing seems to be at a standstill.
FOR SALE—Fat Mallard ducks. Lo and behold what should I spy
Elwood Hussey, Cave City. but three seemingly different
21 ltp mortals who take the trouble to
FOR HIRE—Brand new Caterpil be different and move about as if
lar. Phone Gordon Leonard, Hol they had all the energy they
should have. Now me, I never did
land or write, Kerby, Rt. 1.
claim
to be different, so I just
21-2tc.
slide around from one place to
FOR SALE—Netted Gem pota another. As I am about to start
toes. E. W. Puckett, Gardner on my last go round in this little
ranch, Caves highway..
21-2tp place they call Cave Junction or
Cave City as some people insist
LOST—last Saturday night, black
upon calling it, much to Uncle
Suede purse trimmed in patent
Sam’s regret, I pause to look back
leather. Finder kindly return to
upon the year I have spent here.
The News office and receive re
A very profitable ye- it has been
ward.
21-ltp
I too. Upon coming to Cave Junc
FOR SALE—Weaner pigs. F. tion, 1 was treated well by the
Frietas, Bridge view.
21-ltp citizens here. I have gained a lot
of knowledge and I hope, friend
SPEND A LITTLE, BUY A LOT
ship here. Cave Junction is an
in Cave City. Prices and terms ideal spot for one to gain friends
to suit.
just by being ones self.. I believe
ELWOOD HUSSEY
there is less pretense in this place
Licensed Broker
than in any place 1 have ever
lived
in. There seems to be a un
PREST-0 LITE Batteries $4.00
ity
between
all of the people, bus
and up. Wholesale and retail.
Campbell's Super Service, next iness and otherwise. 1 am sure
to Courthouse, Grants Pass, that this little town will grow in
Oregon.
—16tf such a manner that I will be proud
to say and know that I was once
WANTED—All kinds of live :>art of it.
stock. Highest cash prices pd.
ANNA LOUISE COTTON.
E. F. Cosgrave, R. F. D.. Rt. 1,
Box 284A, Eureka, Calif.
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CLASSIFIED ADS
Cave City Theater
Bring your beef to me and
I will butcher it for you FREE
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of charge for the hide. Now is
i the time to butcher your beef
i for winter.
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Mrs. Margaret Moore made a
trip to Grants Pass, last Wednes-
day.
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Mr». Geo. R. Kennedy and her
daughter, Sue, are guests of Dr.
and Mrs. William A. Brown at the
’’Willadora.” Miss Kennedy is sec
retary to the assistant cashier of
the Citizens National Trust and
Savings bank of Los Angeles, and
lives with her mother in Holly
wood.
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COMING
WARDROBE
CLEANERS
Friday, Oct. 1
Since 1911
Free pick up by
Meat Market
Grant. Pa>>
Hollund, Oregon
Laundry
ICE
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HAT
LINOIS VALLEY ICE
(’OLD STORAGE CO
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VI ho’ ®
Phil Sawyer, Prop.
DELIVERY'
Plant located on Sawyer
ranch on Caves highway
Most Complete Stock oi Auto Repair Parts tor
YOUR QUICK SERVICE
Brake Lining., U. S. TIRES
AND TUBES, including Truck
Saturday and Sunday
October 2 and 3
•ize. — BATTERIES and Cable. — Coil., Conden.er*, Point.,
Cutout., Generator and Starting part. — Wire., Cable., Clip.,
Spark Plug., etc. — Axle., Drive Shaft. — Connecting Rod.,
Ring., Gear, and Pinion. — Cap Screw. ,Nut. and Wa.her.
Ga.ket. of all kind.
Cave City
I GarageÔ* Machine Shop
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Saturday and
Monday
MINERS WORK SHIRTS
Dandy good quality for only
MACKINAWS, All Wool
Great to keep warm
and see the country
DRIVE FAST
$2.95
Adolph Zukor preteriti
BOB BURNS
MARTHA RAYE
79c
$6.50
SLICKERS, for rainy weather
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Keep dry, prevent colds
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LAST CHANCE ON FREE TABLES
MOUNTAIN
MUSIC'
with
John Howard * Terry Walker
Martin Hardware Co
Direcfsd by Robar* Plerey
A Paromount Picture
Cave City, Oregon
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also News and short
Features
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Idaho and Mountain Grown
Grimm, Coa.ack, Ladak and
Comman Alfalfa
and see the undertaker
LET WELCH
The Plumber
Grey Winter Oat., Common
Fenugreek, the Greate.t Known
Cover Crop
Do Your Plumbing
SOI N. Sth St.
Sperry’. Dairy and Poultry
Feed.
514 So. 6th St.
Phnn- 301 R
Grants Pass
BUSINESS IS BUSINESS
But
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Neon Signs
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HELP MAKE BUSINESS
A Sign to Suit Y our Purpose
A Sign to Suit Your Pocketbook
A Sign That Really Makes Good
Eugene Neon Sign Co
Medford Branch
Medford, Oregon
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MAKING HISTORY
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President
future planning of the Mount
Hood area by the forest service
will assure around this pivotal
point an outdoor playground per- 2
haps unsurpassed elsewhere in the :
country.
Recreation has become one of
lhe valuable resources of the
Mount Hood national forest, ac- 2
wording to its officials. Ranking
with timber production and water
supply protection in public im
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portance, recreation use is not
confined to any one area, but is
widely scattered over the whole
million acres of the national for E.
est unit. It is managed coordinate F
ly with the other resources for the
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'greatest protective efficiency and :
economy.
The lodge itself is capable of
housing 250 guests and furnishing
lining accommodations for ap-
iroximately 200 at one time. It is
i combination of native stone
ewn timbers and rought sawn sid
ing with roof of heavy split shakes.
Both inside and out the central
architectural motif is simplicity
and power in keeping with the un
tamed grandeur of the mountain
Forest service architects have at
tempted to express the pioneer
tradition o£ the old west in the
structure and interior designs of
the building, which was built by
the W. P. A. It is expected the
lodge, which will be operated by a
nrivate permittee under the f orest
service, will be open for guests
ibout the first of the year.
Ladies’ Home Missionary socie- 0
y will meet at the home of Mrs.
'I. I,. Badden, Kerby, next Thurs-
Iny, October 7th.
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MINERS WORK SHOES
A special price that’s hot
crusher and of the potential pow
er they would need.
Elwood Hussey spake on the
growth of the community since
the power line was first built into
the valley and of the break down
last winter from the heavy snows.
He was assured by Mr. Brewer
that the company would do all
within their power to keep up the
service, but the elements were
not under their control, He also
said that it would not be long be-
fore a three phase line was in-
stalled.
Dr. A. N. Collman asked if
users of pqmps, etc. would
duce the cost of the new line, and
was assured it would.
Dr. Brown offered a resolution
that the Illinois Valley Chamber
of Commerce extend a vote of sin-
cere thanks to the Utilities Com-
mission and Messrs Boyle and
Brewer for attending the meeting.
Art Drews in the chair asked that
the Chamber give them a rising
vote of thanks which was done
with a will.. Art Drews asked all
members to consider themselves a
committee of one to see where we
can find more potential users of
power so we can reduce the cost
of building the line to those users.
The Commission assured those
present that it would be as lenient
•is possible and would hold their
decision open to allow more data
on the subject.
C. W. Graham of Grants Pass
was introduced and said he was
not there for electricity, but he
knew how we felt as he had spent
six years in Alaska, looking for it.
The meeting was adjourned and
all were asked to be on hand next
Tuesday when other important
questions will be discussed espec
ially as to a school bus, road im
provement, Happy Camp road and
the railroad from Grants Pass to
Crescent City.
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MACK S SEED AND
FEED STORE
Field Seed.
DRIVE SLOW
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"Acid Soil Like
Bad Roof"
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Say Crop Experts
“A leak in the roof must he repaired promptly or things in
the building will be ruined. Soil that is to acid or ’lour’ to pro
duce good cron vields, hav, or pasture, is a leak in the business
of farming.”
“It is good business to fix
the
roof. It is even more important to fix
the leak in farm income bv liming the
soil to correct acidity. Farm land that
is limed whenever needed is profit
able land. As an average, the
coun
try over, each dollar spent for lime
returns three dollars in more and bet
ter crops, say crop experts of the U-T
Agricultural Extension Service."
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PRODUCTS
Our agricultural
li
is 99 32' pure. It goes
further, produces more
and quicker results.
Oregon Lime Products Co.
Grants Pass, Oregon
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Miners Attention
George L. Allen and Al Tomp-
ns returned the first of the
veek from Lake Tahoe, C-ilif..
vhere they have been working
for the past two months.
Drill St'•»•!, Anvles, Bars —We Have a Few
12-pound Rails in Stock. See Us First on You:
requirements.
Several friends gathered at the
ome of Mrs. Irene McCasland
Saturday night, September 25, to
celebrate her birthday. The eve
ning was spent in playing cards,
after which a dainty lunch was
<i-rved. All enjoyed the evening.
“Where Most People Trade”
Grants Pass
Among the Kerby visitors at
the Grants Pass fair last Friday
were: Mrs. B. L. Badden and
family, Mrs. W. A. Hoskins and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Thrash
er and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Tycer, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Witt-
rock, Ed. Daily, Mr. Watters,
Coach Dan Jones and Miss June
Dahlgren, All reported a grand
time.
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THE OLDEST AND BEST
KEITH’S
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Rogue River Hardware Co
NEW AND SECOND HAND FURNITURE
9x12 Rugs—Bed Springs—Used Dishes
Everything for the home in furniture
Furniture Mart
Cave Junction, Oregon