Illinois Valley News, ThursdayJDecember 1, 1938
Fog Is Worst Enemy
M1!W Gertrude Bloomingcamp
When Driving At Night of V“*?? City Be*uty, shop
John Bour, Native of
Illinois Valley Dies
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“LOVE FINDS ANDY
HARDY”
With Mickey Rooney and
Judy Garland
Wednesday and Thursday,
December 7 and 8—
“BOOLOO”
A show you won’t want to miss:
Also
“Dick Tracy Returns”!
A great serial which starts:
Wednesday, December 7. 15:
thrilling chapters. Children’s:
night, Wednesday, December!
7. Children under 12 admitted!
free when accompanied by!
parents.
JORDAN'S
KERBY NEWS
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Court cabins in the near future.
On Saturday evening a large
group of friends gathered at the
Bigelow home and held a chari-
vari for the newly weds.
Herb Tycer, who is foreman
of a CCC camp near Redmond,
Oregon, was called home this
week to be with his father who
is seriously ill at his home near
Holland.
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E. P. Preble of Holland was
in Grants Pass transacting busi­
ness this week.
Make Your Headquarters at
Jordan’s while shopping
in Grants Pass
Light Lunches — Cool Drinks
Delicious Cream
632 South Sixth St.
♦
Miss Ethel Copley of Holland
gave a Thanksgiving dinner to 24
guests.
Among those present
were a number of miners who
' came down for Thanksgiving and
many prominent people of Hol­
land and Kerby.
REDWOODS HOTEL
Grants Pass
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
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Excellent Coffee Shopj
IN CONNECTION
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REASONABLE RATES
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Freight
Service
Between All Illinois
Valley Points and
Grants Pass
ILLINOIS VALLEY
FREIGHT SERVICE
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GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
GET OUR RATES
G. A. HICKS
HAROLD HILL
Texaco Garage
Pickup in Cave City and Kerby
Monday and Thursday
CAVE JUNCTION
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¡Comb. Atomizer, Nazal oil 69c
!Cod Liver Oil Tablets
29c
! Upjohns Vitamin Products
When in Grants Pass
Eat at the
CLUB CAFE
CAVE CITY
6th and “G” Streets
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E. G. Gayman Says: I
THE BEST FEED IS
THE CHEAPEST FEED
Buy the feed which has the!
best ingredients money can:
buy—Milled by a company of:
over 75 years experience —:
SPERRY’S
FARM - TESTED!
FEEDS
Suremilk, Surelay, Surebuild,:
Surabroiler, Sureturk,
.. Surerabbit
DRUG STORE
LOTA
PEARCE
Beautician
Finger Waving, Shampoo and
Permanent Wave»
“G” Street Barber
Shop
Grants Pass
Buy in half or ton lots and|
save money
MACK’S
Seed & Feed Store
514 S. 6th Street Grants Pass:
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MINER’S
A
SUPPLIES
SPECIALTY
General Merchandise
for Every Family
Need
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Lew Hammer's
Selma, Oregon
SAVE
One-Half
Anyone who has done much
driving in fog knows the feeling
of helplessness which overcomes
one when the thick cottony blank­
et settles down in dead earnest,
and one has many miles to drive.
Here are a few facts to remem­
ber about fog:
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Two-thirds of the normal year’s
fog occurs during the months of
1 OIR
October, November and Decem­
WANT
ber, with November being the
AOS
worst month of the year. Fog is
1 ARE
■¿J LUCKY
usually much heavier at night1
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than in the daytime. Ordinarily
it occurs on several consecutive
days so that the driver in most
CLASSIFIED ADS
ebses should be expecting it.
The driver’s first reaction to, FOR SALE—6-foot cross cut saw
fog should be to reduce his speed
in good condition. A bargain.
so that he will still be able to
See it the News office. 30-ltp
stop within the assured clear dis
tance ahead. In the daytime, he HEMSTITCHING 5c per yard,
should have his headlights turned i dressmaking and alterations.
Mrs. F. C. Petty, Kerby, Ore.
on in the “parking" position', to |
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make his car more readily visible ,
to other drivers. '
FOR SALE—1937 Ford 85 sedan,
At night, he should drive with
trunk model, priced at $495.00.
his headlight.-, dimmed or depres­
earner’s Automotive Service
sed, in order that the roadway
Grants Pass
immediately ahead of the car will
Dodge
Plymouth
be lighted. If the lights are left
in ordinary driving position, the FOR SALE — English walnuts,
rays will simply be thrown back
apples, For sale or trade, 1400
into the driver's eyes, as the fog
work
horse.
Chris
pound
is composed of tiny drops of water
Wendt, 6 miles out Caves high-
which act like reflecting mirrors.
way.
30-ltp ’
Many drivers like to use yellow
or amber auxiliary driving lights BUY Out of the high rent district
and save on Murphy road.
during fog.
Ordinarily these
GEORGE GROEBLI, your trac­
lights should be adjusted rather
tor, Implement and Machinery
low so that they sweep the surface
man. Perfection Milkers, Cream
of the highway, since their pur­
Separators, Aermotor Wind­
pose is to illuminate some sur­
mills, J. I. Case Tractors and
face or object by which the driver
Implements,
Water Systems
can guide his vehicle.
and
Pumps.
Everything
for the
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prospective farmer.
24-39
DESTINY
on
TIRES
Bring in your worn tires. We
retread them with a thick, new
wearing surface of the same
kind of fine rubber you get on
a new tire — at '/» the cost
Safety, full mileage and
appearance guaranteed.
FOR SALE—1937 Plymouth se-
dan, deluxe touring, $645.00.
earner's Automotive Service
Was it destined we should meet;
Grants Pass
Childhood’s little pattring feet
Dodge
Plymouth
Down along the shady lane,
Where we wandered oft again? PRESTO-LITE Batteries $4.00
and up. Wholesale and retail. |
Pencil, copybook, and rule;
Campbell's Super Service, next
Happy children, off to school;
to Courtheuse, Grants Pass,
Childish love, so pure and bright;
Oregon.
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No dark clouds to dim the light.
FOR SALE—1936 Plymouth se-1
dan, deluxe touring, $560.00.
Then at eve I thought of you,
Camer’s Automotive Service
A pure and loving angel true.
Grants Pass
Never dreamed in after years
Dodge
Plymouth
For joy would come such bitter
tears.
DO YOU KNOW THE VALUE of
one of these small classified
Oh, the beautiful sunshine rays
ads. They get results, and coat
In those golden bright school
so little.
days,
When with happiness we knew
FOR SALE — Mining location
Childhood love so pure and
blanks, both quartz and placer
true.
and trespass notices at the
Illinois Valiev News office.
But there is a God who knows
All our sorrow and our woes, i SELL IT!—If you have something
you don't need or don’t want,
He who maketh blackest night
why not use this column to sell
Also guides the star of right.
it. Costs so little and results
ure astounishing.
Him I’ll trust with all of might,
Till we kneel within His sight. FOR RENT—Store room in new
There before the judgment throne
concrete building, size of room
Then to know as we are known.
15 feet wide 35 feet long. In­
—,
SPANISH
CASTLE CAFE
Sandwiches and
Short Orders
Buck and Sunny Smith
Managers
THE TIRE MAN
Sixth and “M” Streets
DISTRIBUTOR
FOR
Come In—While the Selection is Good
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Cook of
O’Brien entertained for dinner at
Thanksgiving in honor of their
son, Ellsworth Cook and wife
Frances, from Wenatchee, Wash­
ington, who are here visiting.
Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs. I. B. Hearing of Grants Pass,
their daughters, Helen and Ger­
trude, and O. W. Vogue.
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Keep Your Feet Drv With
BALL BRAND BOOTS
Don’t forget we have—
VENEER BOARD, ROOFING,
CEMENT, DOORS, WINDOWS
Everything to complete your repairing Job
MARTIN
HARDWARE
Cave Junction
ENJOY FRESH MEAT
Rent a
Cold Storage Loclcer
at
Reasonable Rates
ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO
Phil Sawyer, Prop.
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-SALE
SENSATIONAL CHRISTMAS SALE OF
Fur Trimmed Coats
and Fur Coats
Never before at this time of year have we of­
fered such beautiful Coats at such a drastic re­
duction.
FUR TRIMMED COATS
1— $19.75 values, now
$12.95
2— $29.50 values, now
$16.95
3— $45 to $49.50 values
$29.50
FUR (’OATS
2 Caracul Coats, value $89.50, now
1 Lapin Coat, value $75.00, now
1 Lapin Coat, value $59.50, now
$75.00
$59.50
$-19.50
Golden Rule Store
Grants Pass, Oregon
Christmas Cards
!
HOTEL DREWS
CAFE
A Snappy Line of Boxed Christmas Cards are
now on display at The News Office.
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:
Opening Saturday
December 3
Your Name Neatly Printed on 25 Cards for only
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Short Orders
Our Specialty
THE ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS
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FREE CHILI
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Saturday, December 3
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CHRISTMAS
CANDIES
Many Novelties Suitable for
BRIDGE PRIZES
All at Popular Prices
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quire at The News office.
Mrs. J. H. Beck of the Casson
ranch near Holland, has been con • FOR SALE—1938 Dodge sedan,
fined to her bed for several days
deluxe sedan, $825.00.
on account of illness.
earner’s Automotive Service
Grants Pass
Dick and Alton Sowell and Al­
Dodge
Plymouth
ton Duncan of Kerby, were in
Grants Pass today, Thursday on
business.
at
HORNING’S
SHACK
Get Mv Prices on
I MRS. MARIE WILSON, Prop
Grants Pass
1 Gillette Tires & Tubes
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DO YOUR
Christmas Shopping
and
ZERONE ANTI-FREEZE
Equip Your Car for Winter Driving NOW!
TEXACO GAS — OIL — GREASES
Something for All the Family Here
And don’t forget—We Gift Wrap and Wrap for
mailing all purchases
Mechanical Service for All Cars
Illinois Valley Motor Co
G. A. Hicks, Proprietor
Shop and Save at
USTires Harry R. Floyd's
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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EARLY
Duckworth
They are not only practical—
But Beautiful as well
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See our American Retreading
Molds at Work
Custom
RETREADING
VULCANIZING
REPAIRING
Xmas Presents
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By W. E. L. Harbour
(Copyrighted)
DAILY
Notary Publics
in Cave City
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR—
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Saturday and Sunday,
December 3 and 4---
John Bour, 74, who was bom
and reared in the Illinois Valley,
died Wednesday morning at his
home in Kerby.
He was born
April 1, 1864.
He had been making his home
with two brothers, David and
George Bour. Other survivors in­
clude two brothers, Joe and Frank
Bour and a sister, Mrs. 1 Mary
Scott in Montana.
Funeral services will be held
Friday at 1:30 p. m. in the I. O.
O. F. cemetery. Hull & Hull fun­
eral home in Grants Pass are in
charge of arrangements.
trwnt
i hunksoivini» with
«pent Thanksgiving
with rolutivu^
relatives
in Hornbrook. Califorria.
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THEATRE
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Holland, Oregon
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