Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 4,1939
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1st Chaa. Smith, Rocky Dale.
2nd Howard Roberts, Takilma.
3rd Ernest Krauss, Selma. e
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“America, the Beautiful” and
“Welcome Sweet Spring Time.”
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Both songs were well given con­
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET THAT
50 yard dash, 8 year old girl*
sidering it was the first time all
boys
1st Mary Lou Hammer, Selma.
had sung them together. Miss Rob-
1st Louis Maurer, Holland.
2nd Flora James, Bridgeview.
ersoi was at the piano. 1
2nd Paul Sherier, Rocky Dale.
3rd Jean Coffey, Bridgeview.
The primary room of Kerby
3rd Harley Stow, Dryden.
50 yard dash, Class 8 year old school under the direction of Mrs.
Broad jump, Class B boy»
boy*
Lola Peterson gave 2 folk dances.
ARRANGE WITH THE ICE MAN
1st George Stanfield, Rocky Dale. The Shoemakers dance and the
2nd Jimmy Owen, Holland.
Danish dance of greeting, these
FOR REGULAR DELIVERY
3rd Earl Thompson, Kerby.
were danced around the May pole.
30 yard sack race, Class 6 year
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Part of the same group then
old girl*
ILLINOIS VALLEY ICE CO.
wound the May pole which was
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1st Beverly LeVan, Kerby.
done with yellow, pink and blue
Phil Saw’yer, Prop.
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2nd Virginia Currier, Kerby
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streamers. This ended the events
3rd Francis Eggers, Takilma.
for the primary grades and all
: Saturday and Sunday,
: May 6 and 7—
gathered at the ball ground to wit­
1 High jump. Class A boy*
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ness the game between Fort Van
: 1st Dean Tycer, "Kerby.
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2nd Dick Payne, White.
noy and Kerby. Fort Vannoy win­
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ning 20 to 3.
i With Jeanette MacDonald and I 3rd Guy Riblett, Holland.
Nelson Eddy
The winners of the above ath­
: High jump. Class B boy*
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Filmed in Technicolor
1st Troy Riblett, Holland.
letic events will enter the county
5 2nd Bob Wendt, (tie). White.
With a New
Al»o Talent Auction and
May Day events this Friday at
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MGM News
2nd Sammy North (tie), Rocky Grants Pass when grade schools
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RILLING KOOLERWAVE
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Dale.
of the county gather for this ex
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hibition of their physical educa
I 3rd Edward Pope, Central.
PERMANENT
Wednesday and Thursday
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Baseball throw—distance
tion work of the year.
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May 10 and 11 —
Class B girls
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FOR MOTHERS DAY
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1st LeVerne Wheeler, Selma.
PACIFIC LINER’’
County Sells Ranch
2nd Joyce Hansen, Central
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To Californians
With Victor McLaglin and
3rd
Peggy
Mae
Haberman,
Selma.
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Complete
Beauty
Service
Chester Morris
i 30 yard sack race, Class 6 year
This week the new department
old boy*
di 1st Bobby Laws, Kerby.
of the county court to handle pub­
<p '2nd
Edward Stanfield. Rocky lic lands, sold 160 acres, formerly
PHONE 254 FOR APPOINTMENT
known as the old Walt Wheeler
Dale.
The Seal of Approval :
Del Rogue Hotel
Grants Pass
place
on
the
old
stage
road
to
Ta
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3rd George Berger, Selma.
30 yard sack race, Class 7 year kilma, to Mr. and Mrs. P. Bracey m.
of Riverside, California.
old girl*
H. Falkenhayn was with Mr.
1st Mae Elmore, Dryden.
and Mrs. Bracey and they left for
2nd Thelma Plumley, Selma.
I their home in California after the
3rd Sara Hayden, Kerby.
been closed and ex­
30 yard sack race, Class 7 year deal had
pect to return soon to start work
old boy*
on their new ranch. They plan
Awarded by the American In­ 1st Louis Maurer, Holland.
stitute of Laundering after
extensive
improvements, a new
2nd Ralph Stallcup, Kerby.
Passing Rigid Tests
house and other needed buildings
3rd
Paul
Sherier,
Rocky
Dale.
Pickup and delivery every Mon
30 yard sack race. Class 8 year to make a good ranch. The place
day and Thursday in Cave
is located across the road from the
Junction, Kerby and
old girl*
C. C. Babcock place.
Holland
1st Arlene Buckles, Central.
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BUSINESS GOES WHERE IT IS
2nd Edele Torgrimson, White.
Annual Play
MINER’S
SUPPLIES
A SPECIALTY
Page Three
Ice Box Ready
General Merchandise
for Every Family
Need
CAVE CITY
THEATRE
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Lew Hammer's
Selma, Oregon
Make Mother Happy
LaVonazs Beauty Salon
ILLINOIS VALLEY
MOTOR CO.
G. A. Hicks, Prop.
Are You Getting
YOUR SHARE?
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NEW CAVE CITY
Drug Store
DEEP CUT PRICES
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GIFTS
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
For
MOTHER’S DAY
"Since 1900“
Mother’s Day Cards
Mother’s Day Candy
F H A LOANS
30 yard sack race, Class 8 year
old boys
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BUILD NOW — PAY BY
THE MONTH
ENGAGEMENT AND
WEDDING RINGS
Valley Lumber Co.
All Diamonds Guaranteed
West F St.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Phone 47
CLASSIFIED ADS
1st Jimmy Owen, Holland.
2nd Craig Stallcup, Kerby.
3rd Doyl Hamilton, Dryden.
50 yard 3 legged race, Class girla
primary
1st Jean McKinnon, White.
Margaret Smith, White
2nd Mary Lou Hammer, Selma.
Thelma Plumley, Selma.
3rd May Elmore, Dryden.
Eva Ruth Rigby, Dryden.
Class B girl*
WANTED—Cattle for pasture. At 1st Betty Strong, Takilma.
Montgomery ranch.
52 1-tp 2nd Norma McCrady, Kerby.
FOR SALE—Vetch and oat hay. 3rd Helen Brown, Holland.
Artcraft Camera Shop
Grants Pass
Broad jump Class A boys
Del Rogue Coffee Shop
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Patterson
OPEN ALL DAY
We
Welcome
Anytime
You
Grants Pass
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All Work Guaranteed
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Notary Publics
AMY HUSSEY
M. C. ATHEY
LUCILE FLOYD
Holland
REDWOODS HOTEL
Grants Pass
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
Excellent Coffee Shop|
IN CONNECTION
REASONABLE RATES
ATTRACTIVELY INVITED
ILLUMINATED NEON SIGNS
POINT THE WAY
Mr. and iMrs. H. L. Hemingson
of the H. & L. cafe made a bus­
iness and pleasure trip to Rogue
River and Grants Pass last Tues-
day.
Do you wonder what is the
cause of so much gun noise lately?
Well it is being done by the farm­
ers trying to frighten way the
great flocks of wild pigeons that
are feeding on the newly sown
oats.
Eugene Neon Sign Co
Medford Branch, Medford, Oregon
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Baseball throw—accuracy
Developing and Printing
Camera* and Supplies
113 N. 6th St.
3rd Flora James, Bridgeview.
Harbour and Son. Bridgeview.
52-ltp 1st Delbert Longanecker, Central.
2nd Dean Tycer, Kerby.
WANTED TO BUY—Furniture, 3rd Albert Eggers, Takilma.
stoves, all kinds of tools, har­ Pole vault Class B boy*
ness and implements. Mack’s 1st James Baldwin, Holland.
Trading Post, across from 2nd Troy Riblett, Holland.
Hout’s Shell Oil station, Cave 3rd Ed Pope,-Central,
Junction.
49-tfc 440 yard relay Class B boys
1st Chas. Smith, Rocky Dale.
FOR SALE—Drill steels, ham­
Bob Stanfield, Rocky Dale.
mers, picks, mattox, pivers and
William Stanfield, Rocky Dale.
dozen steel sanitary folding
Dale Brown, Rocky Dale.
cots and mattresses, fruit jars, 2nd Frank Pope, Central.
platform scale, stock saddle and
Gilman Squire, Central.
other miscellaneous articles.
Edward Pope, Central
Ed Lind, Lind Home.
49 4tp
Delbert Longanecker, Central.
OLD NEWSPAPERS—one bun- 3rd Jay Hays, White
Bob Wendt, White.
die 10c News Office
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Russel St. John, White.
COMPLETE service on all types
Delbert Lewis, White.
of domestic and commercial re­ SO yard 3 legged race, Cla»» boys
frigerators. Will be in Cave
primary
Junction every Thursday.
F. 1st Craig Stallcup, Kerby.
A. Rigby. Leave orders i with
Earl Thompson, Kerby.
The News office.
< 48-tfc 2nd Harry Kellert, Kerby.
Howard Wilson, Kerby.
SPEND A LITTLE—BUY A LOT
3rd
Doyl Hamilton, Dryden.
IN CAVE CITY. I want your
Gerald
Miller, Dryden.
listing if you want to sell or
After the above events every
trade your property. Elwood
Hussey.
45-tfC one met with their own groups for
the noon lunch after which all
SELL IT!—If you have something gathered near the grade school
you don’t need or don’t want, for the group singing, Mrs. E. L.
why not use this column to sell Coovert of Cave Junction, took
it. Costs so little and results charge of the pupils of all the
are astounishing.
schools and led them in singing
Mother’s
Day Gifts
Hardware Week
CEDAR CHESTS
Genuine Lane Chests that will
make MOTHER HAPPY
CUSTARD CUP SET, 6 Glasbake
Custard Cups in handy wire tray
$19.75 to $43.50
FLOOR LAMPS
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$•>.49
50 FOOT GARDEN HOSE
“ACE”, fully guaranteed
That will brighten the home
$725 to $12.75
CULTIVATOR, 2 pronger
Cultivator and Hoe combined
CHENILLE
BED SPREADS
Always an appropriate gift
13-PIECE BEVERAGE SET
6 Glasses, 6 stirring rods and tray
$4.75 to $15.50
OCCASIONAL
CHAIRS
ELECTRIC IRON
Light weight, full size
For Mother’s comfort
$7.50 to $15.50
1()-Quart PAIL
Galvanized with ball handle
DON’T FORGET THE
GRADUATE
49c
89c
99c
19c
ENAMEL COLD PACK CANNER
Holds 7 quart jars .......................................
FITTED CASES
Nothing like this for the girl
who is graduating this year
$|.00
Many other Specials too numerous to mention
Take advantage of our PAINT SALE and save
From May 5 to May 20
$5.75 to $9.50
Manchel
Rogue River Hardware
Furniture Co.
WHERE
112-114 N. 6th St., Grants Pass
MOST PEOPLE
TRADE”
GRANTS PASS
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For your convenience and to make our Pat­
tern Department the most up - to - date in
Southern Oregon, we have added McCALL
PATTERNS.
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See TED ATHEY
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Hundreds of Yards of New’ Spring and Sum­
mer Dress Materials have arrived in our
Piece Goods Department.
Remember
You?
MOTHER’S DAY IS “HER DAY
Why Not Sweeten Her Day With a Box of
DAVENPORT’S FAMOUS CHOCOLATES
Call and Inspect Our Various Assortments and Boxes
We Wrap, Mail or Deliver
DO
IT
NOW!
SHOP HERE AND SAVE
Butterick — McCall — Simplicity
She Will Remember—Don't You Forget
MOTHER’S DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 14
Golden Rule
Cirants Pass
OWL DRUG STORE
Corner 6th and “H” Street«
Granta Pans, Oregon