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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April 27, 1939
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COMING TO THE
SELMA NOTES
Cave City Theater
MINER’S SUPPLIES
A SPECIALTY
The Deer Creek P.-T. A. will
hold a meeting, May 4th at the
school house in the evening. This
meeting is important and all mem
bers should make it a point to
attend. Visitors are also welcome
to the meeting.
Saturday and Sunday,
April 29 30—
General Merchandise
for Every Family
Need
Darryl F. Zanuck's
Greatest Production!
The Selma school children are
planning a program Friday night,
April 28th, for the purpose of rais
ing money to visit the Oregon
Caves the last day of school. Tick
ets are 5 cents per person. Coffee,
pie and cake will also be sold to
those wishing light refreshments.
This is an exceptionally worthy
worthy cause and the valley folks
should patronize the program.
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Lew Hammer's
Selma, Oregon
TYRONE POWER
HENRY FONDA
NANCY KELLY
RANDOLPH SCOn
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Al.o "MARCH OF TIME"
Wednesday and Thursday,
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Texaco
Gas, Oil,
Greases
Wanted to buy, furniture,
stoves, all kinds of tools, harness
and implements. Mack's Trading
Post, across from Hout's Shell Oil
station, Cave Junction.—Adv.
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Tom Gilligan of O'Brien was in
Grants Pass Monday on business.
ILLINOIS VALLEY
MOTOR CO.
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Drug Store
DEEP CUT PRICES
GIFTS
day and Thursday in Cave
Junction, Kerby and
Holland
For
ENGAGEMENT AND
WEDDING RINGS
All Diamonds Guaranteed
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F H A LOANS
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
THE MONTH
Valley Lumber Co.
CANDIES and GIFTS
West F St.
for
Phone 47
MOTHERS DAY
HORNING’S
SHACK
CLASSIFIED ADS
GRANTS PASS
FOR SALE—2 burros and pack
saddles. Guernsey milch cow
with calf three weeks old. Cave
City Shingle Mill.
51-ltp
Del Rogue Coffee Shop
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Patterson
OPEN ALL DAY
We Welcome You Anytime
PRUITT'S FEED STORE
Grants Pass
Can furnish your needs in
FEEDS and SEEDS. DAIRY and
Poultry feeds, hay, grain, fertili
zer. Vegetable and Flower plants
fresh daily.
EXPERT REPAIRS
All Work Guaranteed
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Pruitt’s Feed Store
MURPHY HICKS
500 M Street
ILLINOIS VALLEY GARAGE
WANTED TO BUY—Furniture,
stoves, all kinds of tools, har
ness and implements. Mack's
Trading Post, across from
Hout's Shell Oil station. Cave
Junction.
49-tfc
Notary Publics
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
LUCILE FLOYD
FOR SALE—Drill steels, ham
mers, picks, mattox, pivers and
dozen steel sanitary folding
cots and mattresses, fruit jars,
platform scale, stock saddle and
other miscellaneous articles.
Ed Lind, Lind Home.
49-4tp
Holland
REDWOODS HOTEL
Grants Pass
FOR SALE—1930 Buick sedan,
formerly owned by J. M. Smock
of Holland, see J. S. Wolke,
Oldsmobile and International
Truck Agency, 6th and D St.
Grants Pass.
51-ltp
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
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Excellent Coffee Shop
IN CONNECTION
WHY PAY MORE—
REASONABLE RATES
When you can buy Mel-O-Flake
Hard Wheat Flour in 491b bags
for only $1.15. Guaranteed Satis
factory.
Pruitt's Feed Store
506 M Street
OLD NEWSPAPERS—one bun
die 10c News Office
51tf
COMPLETE service on all types
of domestic and commercial re
frigerators. Will be in Cave
Junction every Thursday.
F.
A. Rigby. Leave orders with
The News office.
48-tfc
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SPEND A LITTLE—BUY A LOT
IN CAVE CITY. I want your
listing if you want to sell or
trade your property. Elwood
Hussey.
45-tfc
| Don’t Wait Until it is
TOO LATE!
FOR SALE—At a bargain, ma
hogany Cecilian Player Piano.
See Paul Hein.
48-ltc
| You can’t afford to be
Without Insurance
SELL IT!—If you have something
you don't need or don't want,
why not use this column to sell
it. Cotts so little and results
are astounishing
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Phil Sawyer, Prop.
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home of Phyllis Barnes last Sat I
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Month End Sale of
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been developed during the depres
sion, what can we expect when
times are normal. He was enthus
iastic for the future of the valley.
Mrs. Workman of River Bar
Lodge on Smith river said they
were strangers here, having just 3
purchased their place. She asked
if other camps had many “chisel-
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ers” come their way, explaining
that some had found fault with
their rates and they wanted to co
operate with other camps on rates.
She also said later they had a re
porter friend on a San Francisco
paper who would publish news
items of interest.
Mrs. Huber of Kumfy Kamp as
sured the last speaker that there
were always a few “chiselers" but
not to pay much attention to them.
Most of the people are satisfied
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with j-ates and accommodations.
Robert Balzke tried to renig on
speaking but gave the informa
tion that O'Brien was up and com
ing and when the Gardens get in
to operations they will be going
places. He intimated that while
O'Brien was just a suburb of
Cave Junction, they had every
thing down there, the beautiful
Gardens, good fishing, camping,
gold and lots of things to offer
visitors at O'Brien.
Wm. McLean was called on, but &
in his place he introduced Mr.
Horne of Maple Court. Mr. Horne
said they had been here only a
month, hut came to make a living
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and have some fun in doing it.
Blake Miller said he was mighty
pleased with the attendance at this
meeting. He reported that while
he had been in the valley only two
years the consumption of electric $
energy had doubled in use.
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Mrs. Symns, of Symns camp on
Smith river said she was glad to
have had the opportunity of at
tending the meeting and was de
lighted with it.
A. L. Mallery, vocational ad
visor at the CCC camp said he was,
indeed glad to be at the meeting.
He said that if there was one
thing that made us appreciate
what we had. was to see someone
who had much less.
M. M. Nelson of the Forest Ser
vice said he believed he was in the
wrong crowd, for his camps were
free to all customers. However,
he told the camp owners that soon
the service was going to make a
small charge for wood, water and
other items. He also said that all
guides were instructed and knew
where all the camps were located
and the rates for cabins, etc.,
and gave this information gladly
to all who asked.
Mr. Wasmond of the Orange
and Black camp asked about the
billboards we are paying for on
the highway, and wanted to know
if anyone had seen them and if
they were what they should be.
Mr. Sabin told him that he had
seen them and while they were not
exactly what he would have plan
ned, he believed they were good
signs and doing a good job of di
recting traffic over the Redwood
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MOTHER’S DAY
Mother’s Day Cards
Mother’s Day Candy
ARRANGE WITH THE ICE MAN
FOR REGULAR DELIVERY
Kerby Play Day will be held
Friday, April 28 starting at 9:00
a. m. All schools of the Illinois
valley and Deer Creek will partic
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The D. C. D’s. had planned to
postpone their meeting a week,
but due to being able to have Miss
Welch at the meeting if set back
a week, it was decided to do this
and the meeting will be held May
18th at the home of Mrs. E. Wood
cox.
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Ice Box Ready
PLAY DAY APRIL 28
Come hear the new dance band
'at the Legion hall, Saturday,
April 29, featuring the McCon
Dean Warren and Ed Norman nell orchestra.
left Sunday for Montague, where (pllltiM
they will work for the Smith
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Mrs. Helen Warren left Monday
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for Portland, to be with her father
who is seriously ill.
The Four H club girls in cooking
and sewing will meet at the home
of Mrs. Norman Saturday, April
29th.
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET THAT
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‘ROAD DEMON”
With Henry Arthur and
Joan Valerie
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highway At this point there was
considerable discussion on signs.
Just before adjourning to the
dance floor, where many enjoyed |
themselves until a late hour, Pres
ident Smith said the next meeting
of the chamber would be held next
Monday evening at 8 p. m. at
Cave Junction.
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CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA
SELLING OUT AFTER 72 YEARS IN BUSINESS
SALE NOW ON
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35c
Ladies’ Hats and Purses
Values to $1.95, NOW
Ladies’ and Children’s $1.95
Dresses .............................. ... 98c
Rayon Art Thread
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5c Value, 2 for ................
Levi Overalls, Waist and
Bib, NOW Pair................ $1.29
Boy’s Dress Socks, Values
to 25c NOW Pr.
McCall Patterns, Values
to 60c, NOW’ Each
Ladies’ Shoes, Bargain
Table, Pair.........................
10c
10c
79c
Rayon, Cotton Yardage
Values to 35c Yd. NOW
Ladies’ Dress Shoes, White, Black,
Brown, Values to $5.00, Pr. $1.79
Ladies’ Ravon Dresses
$1.95 Values, NOW’ ......... $2.49
Ladies and Children’s
Dresses, NOW
Crochet Cotton, 100-yd. Silk
Thread, NOW’
50c
17c
Ladies’ Rayon Hose
NOW, Pair......
5c
Men’s Sport Oxfords,
Values to $2.15, NOW
Men’s Overall
.lumpers, NOW...................... 98c
Boys’ Tom Sawyer Sport Shirts,
Sweaters, NOW’ .................. 69c
Men’s Work Shirts
$1.00 Value, NOW
Boys’ Sweat Shirts
95c Value ..................
BARGAIN TABLE
Boy’s Shirts, Men’s Underwear,
Ties, Boy’s Suspenders
19c
Shoe Laces,
Assorted sizes. Pair
Men’s Work Gloves
NOW, Pr.............
5c
Hobbs, Wall
CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA
FIXTURES FOR SALE
$1.69
69c
59c
2c