Illinois Valley News. Thursday. May 25, 1939
POPPY
Dance !
SATURDAY
MAY 27
Under the Auspices of
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LEGION AUXILIARY!
Music by
McConnell Orchestra I I
PRIZES AS USUAL
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American Legion Hall I
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Henry Wendt returned to his
home on the Caves highway Sun­
day after spending a month in
southern California.
Mrs. Victoria Aaue returned to
O'Brien Tuesday from Boleus, Z piCE a year—on Memorial
Day —eyes of the nation
Nebraska, where she has been
foeu» on a tomb in Arlington
taking care of her mother for a
National Cemetery in II ash-
year or more.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeske and Mr.
Snyder of Oakland, Calif., came
Tuesday to visit F. T. Dunham of
Siskiyou Mountain camp.
Mrs. S. J. Beck, mother of F.
II. Dunham of Siskiyou Mountain
camp, is visiting her son for the
summer.
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FRENCH LAUNDRY!
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Agencies
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Cave City Dress Shop
Wittrock’s Store, Kerby
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Lew Hammer, Selma
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ington, D. C., on which is in­ I
scribed: “Here retit in hon­
ored glory an American soldier
known hut to Cod." That
those soldiers who died in ser­
vice of their country shall be
constantly remembered, the
United States Army maintains '
a perpetual vigil over the tomb ■
of the Unknown Soldier.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lockwood
»pent the first of the week visit
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. O. Adair in Grants Pass.
Here they come!...The reckless, lusty,
swaggering sons of the thundering guns
of Kipling's storied India... in the pic­
ture whose action sweeps
the screen like a
This coming Saturday night, the
Ladies Auxiliary will hold their
annual Poppy dance. This is a
small community and it is diffi­
cult for the ladies to sell their
poppies for the benefit of disabled
veterans.
The annual poppy dance is al­
ways one of the most charming
parties of the year, and those who
attend will enjoy an exceedingly
entertaining evening.
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Associated Service
Station Dolls Up
W. F. Darger, owner of the As
sociated Service Station in Cave
Junction, last week added to the
attractiveness cf its exterior with
a new coat of paint.
Bob Furmeister, of Bob's Paint
«hop completed the work and this
station is now prepared for the
summer traffic that is coining.
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Cave Junction and
Gasquet Play Sunday
Mrs. McLeod returned to Cave
Junction this week accompanied
by her mother Mrs. Josephine
Knitie. They are stopping at
Camp U-Rest.
A baseball game will be played
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j ternoon at 2 o'clock between Cave
Junction and Gasquet CCC team.
The Cave boys beat the Oregon
’’amp CCC boys last Sunday and
ire going to try to repeat the dose
on Gasquet. No admission to these
games and the public is cordially
invited.
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F. W. Cooper returned Tuesday
from southern California where
:'e had zone for fruit and vege
tables.
CLASSIFIED ADS
I'm Hog Enough to
Want Your Business
And Man Enough
To Appreciate It
t KEITH’S MARKET
HIPPY DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT
Honor Guard
Keeps \\ ateli
Over Shrine
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Boggess of
Conoga Park, Calif., are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wendt on the
Caves highway.
Pape Three
FOR SALE—Stock saddle, chaps |
and bridle.
Bid Shultz, Log
Cabin Service station, Selma,
Oregon.
3-ltp
Mrs. Maude Neal of Selma is
assisting at the H. & L. Coffee
shop during th«- absence of Mr.
On guard at all times is one and Mrs. LeVan.
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soldier.The sentry detail includes
CUT FLOWERS for Decoration i
three shifts of four men each. Each
Day. Mrs. Harry O. Smith on
shift is on duty 12 hours, then is off
Caves highway.
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The Royal Portable is easy to
use—an ideal birthday or grad­
uation gift.
Grants Pass Typewriter
622'‘ East II. Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
Texaco
Gas, Oil,
Greases
ILLINOIS VALLEY
MOTOR CO.
G. A. Hicks, Prop.
duty 24. This sentry marches 30
FOR SALE—Zenith washing ma- ! paces a minute, keeps the post for
two hours, then is relieved for four.
chine, copper tube, Balloon
wringer, fair appearance, excel­
lent operation, $15.00 at Witt-
rock's store, Kerby.
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WE BUY SELL AND TRADE at
MACK’S TRADING POST.
Furniture, Stoves, Tools, Har I
ness and Farm Implements.
Across the street from Hout's
Shell Station.
ASK FOR
Keibel’s
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CARY GRAiiT »VICTOR McLAGLEN
DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, Ir.
AND
PRIDE OF THE NAVY;
OR PAIN IN THE NECK
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Sam Jaffe, Edi irdo Ciannelli, Ioan Fontaia«
Armies and eJephnnZs ... Love end laughter...
Breathless adventura tun d to the rolling thunder of
red drumfba in *aeth¡n¿ . ndia.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
MAY 27 and 28
Feature at 7:25 and 9:45
Cave City Theater
OLD NEWSPAPERS—one bun­
dle lOc News Office
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COMPLETE service on all types
of domestic and commercial re­
While waiting to go on duty, this
frigerators. Will be in Cave
private answers the questions of
Junction every Thursday.
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two sightseers. He and the 1 j other
A. Rigby. Leave orders with
of his detail will serve for 15 days,
The Newt office.
48 tfc then be replaced by new sentries.
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stoves, all kinds of tools, har-
ness and implements. Mack’s
AU Work Guaranteed
Trading Post, across
from
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Hout s Shell Oil station, Cave
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Junction.
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StO'fino
FOR SALE—Acre ground, house
and furniture, woodshed, chick
en house, garden, strawberry
patch, some wood. Price $500.
W. E. Martindale, Kerby, Ore.
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Cave City Theater
SPECIAL— 1 nite only
THURSDAY, JUNE 1
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Mack’s Seed & Feed Store
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ALWAYS SELLS THE BEST
IN FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
Do not gamble with your
crop by buying cheap seeds
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King of Alcatraz 7:15
Pride of the Navy 8:15
9:15
10:15
NOTICE OF WARRANT SALE
BREAD
10.00 on June 6, 1939.
* Li.00 on June 6. 1040.
?*• 10.00 on June 6, 1941.
$840.00 on June 6, 1942.
■ 4C.e0 on June 6. 1943.
S ' .1 warrants to bear interest
Awarded by the American In- i at the rate of not to exceed 4'7
stitute of Laundering after ; per annum payable »emi annually,
Passing Rigid Tests
principal anil interest puyat !e at
Pickup and delivery every Mon
the office of the clerk of said
day and Thursday in Cave
-chool district of Josi phine c >un
Junction, Kerby and
ty, Oregon.
Holland
Said warrants were duly auth
orized at an election held on the
8th day of October, 1938.
GRANTS PASS
Bids must be accompanied by
STEAM LAUNDRY
a certified check in the amount
“Since 1900’*
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of the bid.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
EFFIE M. SMITH. Clerk
Notary Publics •
Union High School Dis­
trict, No. 1.
AMY HUSSEY
Josephine County, Ore
M. C. ATHEY
gon.
LUCILE FLOYD
Publication dates:
May 11, 1939.
Holland
May 18, 1939.
May 25, 193».
E. C. GAYMAN
WE SPECIALIZE IN
SELL IT!—If you have something
you don’t need or don't want,
why not use this column to sell'
it. Costs so little and results'
are astounishing.
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Proprietor of
SPEND A LITTLE—BUY A LOT
IN CAVE CITY. I want your |
listing if you want to sell or
trade your property. Elwood I
Hussey.
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Notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the
undersigned until the hour of 8
o’clock p. m. on the fifth day of
June, 1939, and
immediately
tl <’-e ;fter publicly opened by the
At Y’our Grocer
fchool District Board of Union
High School District No. 1, Jose-
peine Cot r.ty, Oregon, at the
..................................................... □ .hoolhouse, in Kerby. Oregon, for
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E an issue of warrarts of said
.■l.ool district in the «mount of
for y tv o hundred lollais ($4,-
The Seal of Approval
200.00). -i,] warrants to be dat­
ed. Jun? 6, 1939, and to mature
so iaf’> i;i numerical order as fol-
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EDWARD SMALL
During bad weather guards use
the sentry box instead of march­
ing back and forth before the tomb.
At all other times regulations pro­
I vide that sentries shall stand guard
outside.
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GILL BROS. SEEDS
SPERRY COMMERCIAL FEEDS and
SWIFT’S RED STEER FERTILIZERS
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514 South 6th Street
Phone 758
Grants Pass, Oregon
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Placing a floral wreatb on the
tomb is a time-honored gesture
of reverence and commemoration.
Each year, in this way, many visit­
ing dignitaries pay their grateful re­
spects to America's heroic I'nknows
Soldiers.
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May 30 - 31
Cave City Theater
Just pay a little down and some every month
and down to the Fair you go in a good used car.
Come in ami take your pick from the Big Stock
of all makes from $25 to $1000. We sure can
please you in make, price, model and terms.
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