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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1937)
Page Two Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 7, 1937 Illinois Valley News An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts. Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois Valley Publishing Company. Entered as second-cln- matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879 ... Editor Business Manager M C ATHEY L. E. ATHEY SUBSCRIPTION PRICES lu Josephine County $1 50 .75 50 1 One Year Six Months Three Month* past ten months and are re dly do ing business for God We w:sh all our neighbors and friends would come in and worship with us, who are not attending elsewhere. We BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY have no salary, and do not take up CHURCH NEWS collections. We have no bool", but By the Pastor the Bible and'no creed, but Christ. Sunday School in Kerby 2:30 p. m Come on over, and make thia Preaching Service .......... 11 a. ni. your church home. Sunday School .................... 10 a. in. ED WRIGHT. Pas’or. Loyal Defenders ............... 7 P- in. The little church with ’he big welcome. Claude Pucket, Pres. -o Preaching Service ............ 8 P- in Prayer Meeting and Bible NON-DENOMINATIONAL Study, Wednesday ........... 8 P- ni. Cave City Magazines, Tobacco and Candy Notary Publics in Cave Citv AMY HUSSEY M. C. ATHEY When in Grants Pass DR. A. N. COLLMAN ROWLEY’S for Your Eat at the Naturopathic Physician CLUB CAFE CAVE CITY, OREGON 6th and “G” Streets LOTA PEARCE CAVE JUNCTION BEAUTY SALON To all our many newspaper Sunday School and church ser Outside of Josephine County friends we wish to say, greetings, $2 00 One Year vices at Legion bali, Cave City All Tvpe* of Beau and God bless you all. It seems the every Sunday. Perm« n tv Work The Illinois Valley News i.serve the right to reject any advertising ent* $2 50 - S3.50 Sunday School at 9:45 a. in. copy which it deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application Oregon harvest time with its mul and $5 00 Church services at 11a. in.. tiplied duties and cares has been Rev. George L. Gray of Giants Open Evenings almost too much for the Pastor as Pass, pastor. Everyone invited. « well as you laymen. Most of our ■ FLO LEEDY \ REDWOOD I UPIRI NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS UtwÇ folk in spite of the fact that this is the season when we are gather CC(’ Boys Return BEAUTICIAN ing in and putting away for the Dogs By Express long winter. While we are a1! busy a a as can be, there are a few who TALENTS GIVEN TO HUMANITY PATRICK’S ro- When a group of CCC boy: b realize that this is also the harvest turning from fire f: rl t r . o»t *be (REEK time in a spiritual sense and we T Jne stopped at the S‘n TAVERN It is far better to give than receive, we are told, believe this to be the time the coast Rendezvous, they loode ' two dogs, On the Redwood Highway and if we have ever experienced the blessings we re writer is talking about in St. John Patty and Prince into th-i. ti o/k 30 miles S.W. of Cave City ceive after havin' given or helped others, we know 1:34, when he says: “behold the and took them to l.ur'iw, They fields are white already to har Let Us Serve Your shipped them back to Grint.- I how true this is. vest.” Our good women are busy NEXT PARTY DINNER by express. Mr. Carl says "Be Illinois Valley h; been fortunate since we have as bees with canning, preserving, It Or Nut,” th-.-’r cat, Gold!-- Chicken or Steak Dinners been here. We have found the valley full of those jelly making and in fact its hard lieve Regular Meals & Luncheons was broken hearted luri- lie ab- who would rather give than receive, and this bless to determine whose home smells sence of the do -s ■1 wall d P. O. Address, O’Brien, Ore. best or whose cellar is th- best ing finds its way to the entire population in some the around mewing ¡or tie • dogs, 3 ............ «.................. E stocked. It seems to be a race to The dogs and cat ar« very fond ltllin. .lllllllll|||||lllt|l||lHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIHillllllll«lll form or other. see who can put up the most fruit, each other and ph’." contiuual- i One of the recent blessings we have received is etc. This preacher knows one lit of the amu.-< ment o’' the :<u« ts. ly to $3.28 Per Month the bringing of the smelter to Cave City, R. C. Mer- tle lady who has almost 800 quarts ------------- o-------------- . the fruit house and is still busy. will Pay Out on a $100 Building rill and Renne Roth art the type of men who would in Perhaps they are trying to be A. C. Hamrick came in Tuesday and Modernization Loan much rather give than receive, and they are demon scriptural and have read Proverbs from a group of claims he is re- Why Rent — Have Your Own strating this every day. 6:6, which says: “Go to th«' ant presenting on upper Josephine thou sluggard; consider her ways creek to get some machinery and Then comes (). V. Breese of (¡rants Pass, former Il O M E supplies. He left this morning, banker, who give to Cave City the distinction of be and be wise.” See Us for Details Last Sunday was Communion (Thursday) for the mines with a ing the spark plug for a tax reducing plan that has Sunda^. We had a really good spir pack Copeland Lumber Yard train full of material to be all the ear marks <d‘ becoming a nation wide plan that itual service. Th«- sermon was a gin operations immediately. J. S. Grants Pass will eventually become a law. we believe this, for continuation of the subject dis Whitehead, Frank Schiska and Ed HHHHHHI HIHIHI HHHIIHHHHIHH HIHII III HIHHHIIIIIHIII when tax payers se<‘ the advantages of his plan and cussed the previous Sunday, name die Martin will accompany him ly: “Meditation,” and was based and all will make their camp and how simple it is to work, they will take to it like ducks on the 3rd verse of the 39 Psalm. start developing a group of claims WARDROBE do to water. Mr. Breese is another man who picks The text was: "While I was mus that the boys believe will make CLEANERS ing, the fire burned.” out Cave City to start his plan. history for the Josephine creek In the evening we invoiced— section. THE OLDEST AND BEST These men are giving their talents to humanity. that is we tried to take inventory Since 1911 They are doing good wherever they go and whatever in regard to our Christian growth Free pick up by they do, and invariably a good turn brings one in re and development the last year. State Line Rendezvous dance Grant» Pass Laundry turn, and when all is said and done, the men who give, The hour was well spent and we , Saturday night, Oct. 9. Comfort- I able hall. Good music. adv. were all helped. whether of their talents, their time or chattels, they receive more in return than flit* amount they send. It's a law of human nature and never fails, when it is doni* wholeheartedly. ----------------- o----------------- NEXT WEEK’S IMPORTANCE All next week there are situations groomed for action that point to • it .t development for Illinois Valley and th • entire part of Southern Oregon and Northern California. The Interstate Commerce Commission w;ll meet n Porll: nd to decide a most vital question I'm th Iley, for they will have ma terial that will - :\ "o .-.he.itl or not on our railroad to Crescent City. A good del« "at mi will attend the meeting from Cave City and we know the\ will have enough ma teria) to show the need <■ ' two railroads, for this val ley has everyth'ne th: makes railroad transporta tion profitable, and we have it to spare. By the time the me. n : of the Redwood Empire association is over ti wee', end at Sonoma, Califor nia. the railroad n - • ' n«’ will -tart in Portland next week, and both in ■■ W bold a world of significance for the future development of the Illinois Valley. There is on- thin certain. We in the valley know we hav the in ’e“ial. Il' we KNOW it hard enough others w ill rd the idea, and the development conics of a nat oral < < iu nee. We had another pleasant rur 3............................................................... prise the last Sunday night in A Grand Master Patterson will be in September, when Brother Gray • (¡rants Pass, Wednesday evening, Oct. 13. and wife of the Cave Junction Community church, cam«- in to Belt Lodge No. 18 requests all members who visit us, and he preached for us can to attend this meeting. and delivered a masterful address Dinner at 6 p. m. Kindly notify George W. We have held regular s-rvices, Martin if you (an attend, so he mav make reser three meetings each week for th«- vations. Fordes B. Slat ton B uys Drug Store The first of the week important rhange in th« ship of the Gar e C\ i > when Forb« * B. S ed the stock an«! < th«- store from <>■ i Ri The stock nnd ' :• i were moved to the <’»>..■•'•«» . i mcrcc building. w '- h M i t»• Yas tak< i he wi*M hss'f »f t »■ is get ting the stork arrant e.i : i w » soon have an official < peni ng. However, in th«- num t n e he is prepare«! to fill all pr« . Hptions on short notice for th<> e who want them. Mr. Rowlev will continue with' the po *t office ami hav«- a news | »nd soft drinks and candy store, Mr. Rowley wishes the new ow ner of th«- drug store every sue- i <1 asks the public to liber- ally pa tronin* the new drug store in t ne Chamber of Commerce buildin State Line Rendezvous dance Saturday night, Oct. 9. Comfort able hall. Good music. adv. Iiiilliiiiiiiiüiiiiii•;!!!¡¡n' 1' Bom Sept. 29 at 8:47 p. m. to! Mr. wn <1 Mrs. Forbes Slavton a baby girl, Margaret “Dinne,*’] weight ■-even pounds. nÇn- tmi •-! ounces Roth mother i»n«l daughter are doing nicely. GRANTS PASS STEAM LAUNDRY Pickup in Cave City and Kerby Monday and Thursday SOMETHING NEW AND DELICIOUS Jordan’s Freshly Frozen SIBERRIAN ( REAM Jordan’s Siberrian Shop 632 S. 6th St., Grants Pass. FRENCH LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Of Grants Pass Family Laundry Service —Dry Cleaning Unsurpassed. Collect and Deliver Wed. and Sat. Qil HI I Hi tlllllllilll III UUHI III HUI il Mlllll Illi 111111(1111«« [7] THE BARBER Bart McCue CAVE CITY, ORE a '5 HULL & HULL FUNERAL HOME Ambulance service dav or nite 502 N 4th St. Phone 334 DRIVE SLOW and see the country DRIVE FAST and see the undertaker LET WEL( II The Plumber a Do Your Plumbing I 801 N. 8th St. Grants Pass f CAVE CITY’S POPULAR CAFE GEORGE THRASHER. VV. M. I ' jc :' HOME COOKED MEALS ii<i'ii!ii'iiHi'iiiiiii:iiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiffl If Your Flues Stopped Up and the Old Stove Won’t Bake, Trade il to I like for a Better Make MACK’S SEED AND FEED STORE Field Seed» Idaho and Mountain Grown Grimtn, Cossack, Ladak and Common sMfalfa Grey Winter Oat», Common Vetch Cold Plate Lunches and Sandwiches Ice Cream and Soft Drinks LUKE'S of Course ❖ (¡rants Pass. Oregon Owl Cafe Fenugreek, the Greatest Known Cover Crop Sperry’s Dairy and Poultry Feed* 514 So. 6th St. Phone 301-R a Calling All Car Rogue River Roof Co. Grants Pass, Ore. Pioneer-Flintkote Product* — Buy From — MARTIN’S HARDWARE WILSON COMPANY Kerby, Oregon REFRIGERATORS HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED (TTY CLEANERS Phone 71 722 S. 6th St. GRANTS PASS, ORE. Bob Rout. Prop. : a 3 Is Your Furniture INSURED? Operating 0. K. i : : L. E. ATHEY Where Moat People Trade Ä.. IHHHHHHH Complete Line of General Merchandise Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Selma, Oregon Cave City. Oregon Grant* Pa**. Ore I a Store : Co. Leave work at Alma's Dress | Shop in Cave City Lew Hammer’s It costs o little you cannot afford to be without this protection. Could you re place your furniture :»f lost by fire? Be protected and doiPl take chances. I : QC OSC 2 Deliveries to Cave City and Kerby Weekly FIRESTONE and TEXACO PRODI (TS One Five Foot Hardware SUITS, COATS, DRESSES RUGS, DRAPES Illinois Valley Motor Co One seven foot Bargain Prices Get our prices on your Spring Cleaning CERTIFIED TEXACO MARFAK SERVICE Does the Job TWO USED ELECTRIC a YOUR ( LEANER & DYER Don't forget to change your oil and grease to winter gi ade NOW. Colder Temperatures Require This for Your Car Rogue River Bl ESSED EVENT 517 “G” Street Phone 67-R Grants Pass, Oregon 3 HHIIIIHIHIH,IIIIII I Hill I • H11 « H < • HIHII! Hill 11IIHIIIHI II HIHIIIIH • 11IIIH III IIIIIIIICIIHHIIIHHHIIIHIIIHHII lililllll llQ^ Csv? 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