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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1937)
Illinois Valley New«.Thursday, November 11. 1937 Library Books Now At Mining Exhibit Building Fire Department (Continued from Page One) I with subscriptions to put the fire department’s truck in operatiion. Following is a resume of the firemen’s meeting last Tuesday evening: Tuesday evening the members of the Volunteer Fire Department of Cave City, met in Chief Jones' theater to see the picture taken of the old Jacksonville fire pump of years ago, The picture was tak en during the fire chief's conven tion last summer. John A. Hays, assistant state fire marshal gave a splendid talk on fire protection and what we need right away. He assured those present that the fire marshal's office would do all with in its power to help us get started right, but said we should complete our truck just as soon as possible. Mr. Hays said there was a tank in Grants Pass of about 200 gal lons capacity and he was sure the tank could be bought for $20. He asked the business men to stand behind the department and get the truck in running order as it was useless now. Mr. Hays was asked several questions about water systems and how big a reservoir was needed which he answered and assured the department that the State Fire Marshal’s office was always ready to help. Mr. Hays inspected all buildings in the city Wednesday, to see if they were complying with the state fire regulations. Best Foods Company Likes Ads in News We were highly complimented recently by T. H. Wilcox, repre sentative of the Best Foods com pany for an advertisement that appeared in the News for Best Foods products in Schumacher’s Grocery store ad. Mr. Wilcox said their part of the ad was the best display they had received and he ordered six copies to be sent to the western office and then ordered six more to be sent to the national office in the east. ' We thank Best Foods for their interest in our behalf, and, while we believe we have one of the best weeklies in the state, it is certain ly gratifying to hear it from others. Our Mistake o------ of each year's automobile mishaps occur during the fall, we opened a campaign to make the autumn of 1937 the safest quarter of the Friday, November 12 year instead of the most perilous,” Snell said. “The weather bureau The Picture the World sent us data which go a long way Is Talking About to prove that the driver must be extra cautious during the fall months...” Here's why autumn provides “bad driving weather:” Daylight hours are greatly with shortened. On July 1 there are 15 hours 41 minutes between sunrise Robert Taylor and and sunset, contrasted to 8 hours $ Barbara Stanwvck * 54 minutes, December 1. Two-thirds of the year’s dense Saturday and Sunday fog occurs during the last three months of the year, most of the re Nov. 13 and 11 maining third occurring during Double Bill the winter. Throughout the western part of the state nearly two-fifths of the annual precipitation is an autumn affair. Rain makes roads slippery and decreases visibility. with Loretta Young and Three-fourths of autumn days are cloudy in western Oregon. Don Ameche •i Cloudiness decreases daytime vi- A Western with Gene sion and brings on earlier twi- light. Autry, the singing cow While Winter conditions are f re boy and Betty Bronson. quently more difficult than fall conditions, they usually act in i a E.............. 3 positive way to keep traffic off ¡FOR HOMEMADE CANDIES! the highways or force motorists and ICE CREAM to drive with skill and caution. : Try But in autumn the driver has HORNINGS SHACK s nothing to force him to lower his I *>' Grants Pass speed except his own good sense, 0 Snell pointed out. “Reducing highway speed is 1 T the surest way to cut our fall toll,” Try Snell declared. “Thirty-seven per RICHFIELD GAS cent of our 1936 traffic fatalities for easy starting i in cold occurred during the last three weather months of the year, and that con —O— dition must be improved.’ Richlube motor oil i Cave City Theater the money for the prize to be taken out of the student body treasury. "Love Under F . ire n Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Baker of FOR SALE—Apples 25c a box. potatoes 75c a sack. Chris Seattle, were guests Sunday at Wendt 6 miles out on Caves the home of their cousins, Mr. and 27-ltp highway. Mrs, Blake L. Miller of Kerby. They were returning from Cali FOR RENT—3 room house on 3- fornia and stopped long enough to acres (known as Dillon Place, go through the Caves before re on Oregon Caves highway) $8.00 turning to their home». Mo. This property for sale at —o— bargain. See Grace Johnson Miss Helen Jacobson left the at V. E. Kilgore, So. Pacific first of the week for her home in highway, Grants Pass 27-ltc Eugene, after spending several days visiting her parents, Mr. and FOR SALE—New 4 room house on large lot, back of Legion Mrs. Jacobson of the Variety hall, in Cave City. Wil] take store. car as equity, or small —o— ment, balance like rent. Last Saturday night the local Grace Johnson at V. E. Townsend club gave a dance at gore, So. Pacific highway, the State Line Rendezvous, A 27-ltc good sized crowd enjoyed them- Grants Pass. selves until after 2 a. ..m. SPEND A LITTLE, BUY A LOT M rs. Flo Leedy of the Cave Junction Beauty Shop was in Grants Pass, transacting business the first of the week. in Cave City. Prices and terms to suit. ELWOOD HUSSEY Licensed Broker PREST-O LITE Batteries $4.00 Superintendent H. H. Wardrip and up. Wholesale and retail. of the county schools, was visit Campbell's Super Service, next ing the schools throughout the to Courthouse, Grants Pass, Enter-class basket ball games valley for the past few days. Oregon —U’tf are being played now and the —o— boys teams are in first class con- Mrs. Thelma McPhetridge of ILLINOIS VALLEY truck service dition. anywhere for hire, hauling of all Prineville, is visiting her mother, Games started last Thursday kinds. McQuay & Warren, Cave evening, and have been fast and Mrs. Paul Newlands for several City, Oregon. 25-tfc exciting since they began, Two days. — o — FOR SALE—One 1935 Chevrolet games are played each evening Sheriff A, Donley Barnes of 1 *-4 ton truck, $250.00. Can be during seventh period and the seen at the Illinois Valley Mo standings of the class teams are Grants Pass, was in the valley on business last Wednesday. tor Co., Cave City. 27-ltp in regard to percentage as follows ----------------- o----------------- of games won and lost a nd points in favor of and against each team. Autumn Driving Is Percentage Stan di ngs The .Most Dangerous Try Our Team Won Lost Pct. THICK MILKSHAKES 2 Sophs II 0 1,000 Dangers of autumn driving, 2 .666 grimly proved by accident figures, 0 Sophs I 1 1 .500 are underscored by records of the Juniors Seniors 1 1 .500 United States weather bureau in .000 Portland, Secretary of State Earl $1.00 Creosoted Emulsion Freshmen 1 3 89c Team Point» 59c 75c Vick’» Vapo Rub Snell announced today. For Against Team 25c “When we found from our ac 35c Bromo Quinine 36 24 Seniors 49c cident files that nearly a third 60c Bromo Seltzer 21 24 Juniors $1.00 Agar & Mineral Oil 89c 33 Sophs I 28 39c Ipana Tooth Paste 36 5 Sophs II 33 Freshmen 17 Specials — ■—o- Illinois Valiev- Garden Club Illinois Valley Garden club will meet next Friday evening, Nov. 19 at the home of Mrs. C. J. Schumacher, A special Thanksgiv ing progrm will be given. Mrs. Jack Villiar is chairman on this date, Mrs. E. T. Wilbur is presi- dent of the club. j Cave City I Coffee Shop 11 ! “Famous for Home Cooking” SPECIAL Junction Jumbo A meal in themselves We bet in your crankcase good Tobacco, Cigarettes and Candy Feature Vic’s Home Made Pies Goody-Good y-Good y Dance Intermitiion Short Order» We Are Headquarters for BALL BAND RUBBERS AND BOOTS, RAINCOATS AND HATS Men’s Outing Flannel Pajamas Will Keep You Warm Old Glory Water Repellant Shirts, Special at $1.39 Standard Brand Overalls Extra Special $2.95 956 11-Inch Pyrex Pie Plates Special Value — Ä 5 Aluminum Whistling Tea Kettle Extra Special 49c ('oleman Lamps for Reading Saves Eye Strain $5.95 ( 00k Stoves, All Cast, 1 hole Stove Royal Circulator Heaters, three Sizes, the Most Economical Wood Heater Obtainable, Small, Medium and Large Martín Hardware Cave City, Oregon If we do not carry your article in stock, we will gladly get it Most Complete Stock of Auto Repair Parts for i • YOUR QUICK SERVICE Lew Hammer’s Brake Lining», Store U. S. TIRES AND TUBES, including Truck sizes — BATTERIES and Cables — Coils, Condensers, Points, : Cutouts, Generator and Starting parts ---- Wires, Cables, Clips, Spark Plugs, etc. ---- Axles, Drive Shafts — Connecting Rods, Complete Line of Rings, Gears and Pinions ---- j Cap Screws ,Nuts and Washers Gaskets of all kinds General Merchandise Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Cave City Garage O' Machine Shop Selma, Oregon A. J. DREWS, Prop f-lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllin^ M m ! i SPECIAL ON DRESSES I Rollin» Guaranteed j Regular 1 Pr. 50c, 3 ■ Regular 1 Pr. 79c, 3 ^Regular 1 Pr. 89c, 3 Regular 1 Pr. $1.00, 3 Regular 1 Pr. $1.10, 3 ,.s; •9 9. .» ’Ml ICE K* < rx’ $1 00 ! Lot .<1.29 to .«1.95 Lot $2..95 Lot $5.90 « 4M $1 95! Pr. Pr. Pr. Pr. I I those beautiful Satin I See regular $2.95 value, Now $2.30 i $2.55' $2.85! $3.00 I ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE & COLD STORAGE CO. F Hose Pr. $1.45 | Phil Sawyer, Prop. ■f DELIVERY Plant located on Sawyer ranch on Caves highway i Slips. | $1.98 I* I New Stock Coming In Look for your Christmas Needs! Here I ¡ALMA’S DRESS SHOP) 4------------------------------ 1 Hold Everything! This is CLEAN-UP WEEK at ( AVE (TTY’S Popular Cafe Winetrout’s ♦ HOME COOKED MADE HOME You’ll Like at the MEALS PIES LOOK AT THESE SPECIALS THIS WEEK Meals the Owl Cafe ♦ CAVE CITY Milk DRUG STORE Soft Drink» Forbes B. Slayton, Prop. ______ R SAWS FILED by 1928 ('heve Sedan $55,00 1929 Ford Sport Coupe $75.00 1929 Ford Sedan $95.00 1932 ( heve Sedan $195.00 1933 Ford Sedan $295.00 1933 (’heve Sedan, Radio, Heater $295,00 1936 Ford Coupe $595.00 1936 Cheve Coape or Sedan $595.00 Shake» and machine, Band, hand Cro»»cut Circular Saw» or Gum med and Ma-nwneaed to One New 1937 Ford Sedan offered at a NEW LOW PRICE Bn.w.e.r» aunÿk S^>eed. Home Made Chili and Bean* I 1 Saturday and Monday Richfield Station DINNER Hamburger» ------------------- 0------------------- Bill Carff and Sherman Camp of the Precious Metal Recovery 4 Refining company made a business trip to Grants Pass Wednesday. ' SUNDAY SPECIALS "This Is My Affair" Last week we printed an editor ial stating that the first church to be built in Cave City, was near ¡ng completion. V'e were informed that the city limits was the Caves CLASSIFIED ADS highway. We are now reliably in formed that the city limits go ENJOY THE DANCE Saturday south on beyond the highway so night and LUNCH at the Cave it takes in the Adventist church City Coffee shop. We’ll be which was built about four years open until 2 a. m. One and a ago. Our mistake which we wish half blocks from Legion hall. to correct. Goody—Goody—Goody. News Items From Play night is drawing closer and the various members in the casts of each play are working hard to prepare their respective plays for presentation. Students are using every spare moment for practice and there are some who handle their parts with ease already. However, practice will not cease until the night the plays are presented. It is generally believed that the plays will be presented in the high school gym Friday, Nov. 19. but will not be definitely known until after the teachers' meeting which is to be held Wednesday evening, Nov. 10. The main purpose of play night is to raise funds for the student body treasury, and students have been working very hard, staying after school and forfeiting study periods in order to practice theii parts in the plays. Because of their untiring efforts and their un selfish attitude toward this enter prise, it. is only fair that local people in this vicinity turn out in full force in order to show gen uine appreciation toward the stu dents. Come on. folks, the students will be grateful to you for coming. Last Monday Cass Wymore took his truck and with the help of Bill Rosenbaum drove to Elk Creek to E. L. Oppie's place and returned with the 200 volumes and book cases donated to the library by Mr. Oppie. The people of Cave City owe Mr. Oppie a deep debt of gratitude for this splendid donation. 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