Illinois Valley News, Thursday, December 8, 1938
As Usual
City chap—Guess there's a lot
of big men born in this town.
Local citizen—Nope, just ba
bies.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
CARDS AND
DECORATIONS
CAVE CITY
DRUG STORE
CHRISTMAS
CANDIES
at
HORNING’S
SHACK
Grants Pass
REDWOODS HOTEL
Grants Pass
New Books Donated
To Kerby Library
Thanks to the courtesy of A.
L. Mallery of CCC camp No. 5483,
19 good books have been added
to the Kerby library. A nev.
supply of books has also been ob
tained from the County library.
Hereafter there will be a fine
of lc per day on books kept out
overtime. Each person is intitled I
to two books at a time, and may
keep them two weeks. They may
be renewed, however, for another
two weeks, unless they are popu
lar books from the County li
brary which must be returned
within a certain time. This time
limit will not apply to students
taking out books for school work,
however. Students may arrange
with the librarian to keep books
out as long as necessary.
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Postmaster McLean
Gives Information
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
Postal Patrons:
When you mail that friend or
loved one a package or gift, you
are sending the a token of your
friendship or love, and your
kindest thoughts go with your
gift, you do not want those 1
thoughts or kind intentions mar
red by the arrival of your pack
age in poor or bad condition.
Show your appreciation of that
friend or loved one by taking
every precaution that your gift
arrives in time for Christmas and
in GOOD condition.
Pack your parcels so that the
contents cannot be damaged or
broken in transit, mail them early
to assure delivery in time for
Christmas. Insure your package
for your own protection, request
a return receipt so that you know
that your parcel has been received
and when it arrives. A return re
ceipt can be had for a cost of
Excellent Coffee Shop
IN CONNECTION
REASONABLE RATES
Notary Publics
in Cave City
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Pickup in Cave City and Kerby
Monday and Thursday
GRANTS PASS
HOTEL
MINERS HEADQUARTERS
615 “G” Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
Freight
Service
Come in and look over our line of
GIFTS—Something for every member of the
Family
SPECIAL — Discontinued line of Children’s
Shoes, sizes 1, 2 and 3, reg. 2.50 value at $1.59
One lot of Boy’s Coats, sizes 8 and 10, Black,
All Wool Melton, Zipper Closing, a regular
$2.89 value, now at
81.95
EVERYTHING IN RAIN ( LOTHES and
HARDWARE
MARTIN
HARDWARE
Cave Junction
Many applicants for Oregon
drivers’ licenses have a very hazy
idea of the things they are re
quired to do in order to pass the
actual driving test for the license.
After studying the Operators’
Manual, which gives a coplete
summary of the motor vehicle law
relating to driving, they are not
sure how much ability and exper
ience in handling a car they must
Friendly
Service
TO KNOW WHAT TO DO
IS .
WISDOM
TO KNOW HOW TO DO IT
IS
proper speed and must not cut
in too quickly.
Hills—Must be able to shift
gears on hills and to stop and
start without rolling backward.
Speed—Must be able to adjust
speed to conditions without lag
Ring or driving too fast.
In addition to these things the
examiner takes note of the appli
cant’s attention, attitude toward
other drivers and miscellaneous
faults or abilities.
SKILL
TO DO THE THINGS AS
IT SHOULD BE DONE
IS
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ELECTRICITY
AND WITHOUT
ADVERTISING —
ftu
Gillette Tires & Tubes
and
ZERONE ANTI-FREEZE
Equip Your Car for Winter Driving NOW!
THIS SERVICE CAN BE
HAD AT
Des' Garage
TEXACO GAS
OIL — GREASES
Mechanical Service for All Cars
Complete Facilities for
Overhauling all car«
STANDARD OILS & GAS
Illinois Valley Motor Co.
CAVES HIGHWAY
G. A. Hicks, Proprietor
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WHENEVER YOU WANT IT
Rent a
Cold Storage Locker
at
Reasonable Rates
HAROLD HILL
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ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO.
Phil Sawyer, Prop.
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For Christmas
THE BEST FEED IS
THE CHEAPEST FEED
Buy the feed which has the |
best ingredients money can i
buy—Milled by a company of!
over 75 years experience —:
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GIVE HER ONE OF OUR BEAUTIFUL
CANARY WARBLERS
A Gift That Lives
Warbler and Roller Cross ...... $3.50 and $5.00
SPERRY’S FARM - TESTED 1
FEEDS
Suremilk, Surelay, Surebuild, :
Surebroiler, Sureturk,
Sarerabbit
Colors:
Yellow, Yellow and Green, White, White and Blue
GUARANTEED BEAUTIFUL SINGERS
Also a Fine Line of
Bird Cages —
Tropical Fish—
Buy in half or ton lots and =
save money
MACK’S
Seed & Feed Store
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Gold Fish—
Puppies—
PET SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS
Bettendorf’s Pet Shop
514 SI 6th Street Grants Pass;
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THE HOME OF PET SUPPLIES
507 “G” Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
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Perfection Bread
Fruit Cake Specials
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY
Lew Hammer’s
At Y’our Grocers
Selma, Oregon
Keibel’s Bakery
BUT WHY TRY?
(Jet My Prices on
ENJOY FRESH MEAT
GET OUR RATES
you CAN GET
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Between All Illinois
Valley Points and
Grants Pass
ILLINOIS VALLEY
FREIGHT SERVICE
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$12.50 Ladies’ Fur Trimmed Coats
$9.90
$16.50 Ladies’ Fur Trimmed Coats
$12.95
$25.00 and $29.50 Ladies’ Fur Trimmed
Coats ..................................................... $16.95
$9.90 Tailored Coats.................................. $8.95
$15.95 Tailored Coats .............................. $12.95
DAILY
General Merchandise
for Every Family
Need
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IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER
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ALL COATS REDUCED
Grants Pass
MINER’S SUPPLIES
A SPECIALTY
CHRISTMAS
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Buy Her a Coat for Christmas
“G” Street Barber
Shop
CAVE JUNCTION
E. S. Heydenburk has been ap
pointed general chairman of the
Elks annual smoker, to be held
December 17, to raise funds for
the kiddies Christmas party and
treat on December 23.
Mr. Heydenburk will have as
his assistants, Fred Roper, D. H.
McCargar, Jim Lium, Mervin
Chastain, L. G. Gates, Loren
Cooper and Louis Stidham.
The Elks anticipate 2500 kid
dies at their party this year, and
are making preparations to enter
tain and give treats to that num
ber. Last year’s party saw the
Elks play Santa Claus to 2100
youngsters and to 1800 the year
before. Open to every man, the
smoker will provoke entertain
ment to please all who attend.
DOYLE’S
Finger Waving, Shampoo «nd
Permanent Wave«
Texaco Garage
Elks Smoker Given for
Benefit Of Kiddies
have.
Here is a brief survey of the
maneuvers w’hich are covered in
the driving test — maneuvers
which the applicant must com
plete correctly and with reason
able skill and confidence:
Starting—Must look around be
fore starting, shift gears properly
and start at reasonable speed.
Stopping — Must give signal,
stop gradually and set handbrake, i
Turning—Must turn from pro
per lane, give hand signal, look in
mirror and make turn without
swinging out or cutting in too
far.
Backing—Must watch path of
car and steer in correct line.
Parking—Must bring car with
in correct distance of curb, sig
nal before leaving parking posi
tion, and must not hit other cars
with jolt.
Traffic Signals—Must stop on
red and must not start too soon
or too late on “green.” Must not
run through “ amber’’ if possible
to stop smoothly.
Signs—Must observe all “stop”,
“caution,” or “ warning” signs
and must notice direction signs.
Passing—Must wait for clear
space ahead, avoid passing on
hills and blind curves, pass at
SERVICE
LOTA
PEARCE
Beautician
G. A. HICKS
only three centa.
Insurance can be had at a very
small cost. If it is impossible to
mail your package early, send it
by special delivery so that it will
be delivered as quickly as pos
sible.
Airmail is also available
for packages; the rate is 6 cents
per ounce.
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