Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, July 13, 1939, Page 3, Image 3

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    Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 13, 1939
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Eat More Ice Cream
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wendt have
"as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Leon­
ard Hardy of Long Beach, Califor­
nia It is the Hardy’s first visit
Jto Oregon and they are enjoying
their visit and the county very
much.
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Lone Passenger Escaped
Serious Injury Sunday
Gunnar Sondeno, plant quaran­
NEW CAVE CITY
tine inspector for the California
735 Curtis Street, State Department of Agriculture
Albany, Calif. miraculously escaped serious in
when his car overturned on
DEEP CUT PRICES The Coffee Shop, July 4, 1939. jury
the Caves highway near Cave
Cave City, Oregon.
Junction.
Gehtlemen:
The accident happened at 3:00
SPECIAL FLAVORS
We have just returned home p. m. Sunday afternoon when In­
FOR THIS WEEK END
from a very pleasant vacation. In­ spector Sondeno was returning
cluded among the points of inter­ alone from a picnic near Ore­
¡Black Walnut
est visited were the caves of south - gon Caves highway.
Fruit
Salad
ern
Oregon. Their sublime grand- gon Caves. While traveling at a
JORDANS
ure, together with the magnifi­ speed of 45 miles per hour around
cence of the surrounding moun­ a slight curve the car was forced
Pineapple, Orange
tains, and the beauty of the wild to the right side of the road whe 1
Sherbet
flowers along the way, will ever the wheels failed to make traction
be
a very pleasant memory to caused by loose sand on the p.ive-
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brighten life's pathway.
ent. Trying to straighten the car
^QUARTS
30c]
Not least among the pleasant back on the highway according to
FRESHLY frozen cream
I : It's Good Because It's Fresh : : memories of this, our first trip in- Mr. Sondeno, he cramped the
The only Siberrian shop in Jos­
to your state, is that of the two 1 wheels to such an extent that the
ephine County. Visit us and
meals we enjoyed at the Coffee
hit solid pavement again the
be convinced.
i Eat More Ice Cream i Shop, one at noon on the way to car
front wheels locked causing the
LIGHT LUNCHES
632 S. 6th St.,
Grants Pass
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□ the caves and one in the evening , car to roll out of control on left
on the way out from them. These i side of the road down a small em­
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meals were splendidly cooked and bankment. The car made a com­
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very
pleasantly and courteously plete loop and roiled over either
Josephine County
GRAHAM’S
served.
once or twice coming to a stop on
MILLS
We look forward to again visit­ its left side facing the opposite
DRY GOODS
ing the state of Oregon in the direction that the car was origi­
Cash prices for Feeds and
Seeds of all kinds
and
near future, and sincerely hope nally traveling.
that the Coffee Shop, under its
Phone 123
Grants Pass
Mr. Sondeno crawled from the
i Ready To Wear Store i present management and working wreckage
with only slight bruises
• •
• I force, will still be in its place to and a torn shirt. After shaking the
to the pleasure of the i sand from his eyes and hair he
¡Summer Dress Lengthsi contribute
trip with its tasty and satisfying said: “My car is covered by in­
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meals, so necessary to the enjoy­ surance, but I did hate to ruin a
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A SPECIALTY
ment of vacation trips.
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perfectly good shirt.”
Very sincerely yours,
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Gunnar Sondeno has parents
Walter E. Paul.
living in Turlock, California.
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General Merchandise I
The first meeting of the 4-H
610 “H” Street
Coming Attractions at
club of Illinois Valley was held
for Every Family I
Grants Pass
Cave City Theater
Wednesday July 12th at the home
Need
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of Phil Sawyer. Five members and
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Lew Ayres' sensationi return to their leader were present. Eiection
I Cave Junction Wins
the screen spotlight continus. With of officers was the first order of
Lionel Barrymore, he is featured business and those elected were:
I Last Sunday’s Game
in
“Young Dr. Kildare,” which president, Bob Wendt; vice-presi­
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comes
Wednesday and Thursday dent, Dick Payne;
secretary,
The ball game played last Sun­
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to the Cave City theatre. Lynne Yvonne Payne. The next meeting
day
between
Cave
Junction
and
Selma, Oregon
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Carver has the feminine lead.
be held next week Wednesday
I Leland on the local diamond scor­ Ayres’ performance in “Holi­ will
at
the
home of John Smith in
ed 12 to 3 in favor of the Junc-
day" and “Rich Man, Poor Girl“ Bridgeview. One main project of
tionites.
Mr. Dix sustained a painful in­ resulted virtually in demand per­ the 4 H club is raising of dairy
jury to his knee during the first formances by this young veteran calves for exhibit at the county
inning and several other players whose unforgetable work in “All fair.
»
Quiet on the West Front” zoomed
were injured during the gam.e
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bunch of
A ball game is scheduled for him to stardom ten years ago. Met-
next Sunday July 16th, between ro-Goldwyn-Meyer answered the Bridgeview returned from San
Gasquet and the local team if the demand by placing him under con­ Francisco last week where they
CCC boys are permitted to leave tract and casting him immediately visited relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Jo­
camp, the game will be played in as Kildare. Barrymore plays the seph Black and friends in Burlin­
grizzled diagnostician, Dr. Gillis- game. They also took in the expo­
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’ pie who is at once the nemesis and sition before returning home.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Mclrvin
mentor of the amazing young Kil­
with their four children, Betty, dare.
Jack Dix had the misfortune to
Barbara, Patsy and Loren, spent
“Young Dr. Kildare” is the break his right arm Thursday
July 3 and 4, at High C’s beach
story of young medical student morning on his way to work. His
ILLINOIS VALLEY
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Floyd
of comparative security beside his car stopped and he got out to
at Crescent City. They reported a
MOTOR CO.
country doctor father to achieve crank it and it back fired. Dr.
fine time in spite of damp weather
something great for humanity. As Ostrander attended him and sent
and pirates and recommended a
G, A. Hicks, Prop.
an interne in the general hospital him to Grants Pass to have X-rays
trip to Crescent City to see the
of a big city, his independent taken.
new aquarium, which is highly ed­
thinking gets him fired from the
ucational.
staff, but wins him the admiration
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of Gillespie, the great diagnos­
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tician. Kildare returns home to
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NOTICE
All W’ork Guaranteed
1 find that, through Gillespie, love
NO
TAXES
HERE
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| MURPHY HICKS I Next Sunday, July 16th, the Il­ and a career are not incompatible.
LET US DO YOUR
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¡ILLINOIS VALLEY GARAGEj linois Valley Ice Company w’ll be
Movietone News and
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PRINTING
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Smith's
interesting
mid-summer
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wanting ice should make arrange­ novelty “Heroes of Science” com­
ments to be there before that plete the progrm.
[ miner ’ s
Drug Store
supplies !
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Each 65c
Cave City Theatre
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. JUI.Y 15-16—
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.nd MOVIETONE NEWS
Dodge
Pickup
$725.00
DELIVERED IN ILLINOIS VALLEY
Carner's
Automotive Service
DODGE
621 East “M” Street
PLYMOUTH
(¡rants Pass
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Dr. Lewis F. Shade and family
I of Oakland, California, spent last
LOST — Near Bridgeview auto­ week visiting the former's brother
matic reel and tapered line, at­ ’ George H. Shade. Dr. Shade is so
tached to joint of fly rod. Re­ impressed with the Illinois Valley
turn to J. W. Smith, Bridge­ he says he will spend his vaca-
view, Reward.
10-ltp | tions here in the future.
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FOR SALE — Mining machinery,
Ernest Bearss of San Rafael,
practically new—drag line, Die­ ¡California, arrived in Cave Junc­
:
sel shovel, tables, jigs and many tion last week and is visiting at
other articles. See Tyrell ear­ the home of his brother, Howard
ner at earner’s Automotive Ser­ Bearss. They all made a trip to
vice. Grants Pass.
10-ltc Crater Lake last Saturday and re­
At Your Grocer
turned Sunday afternoon.
FOR SALE—Wood lathe and mo­
tor, excellent condition. $8.00
Barbara Byrne, (laughter
......... .............................. è cash. Never a buy like this of Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Des Byrne re­
•E
again. See at News office.
turned from Portland last week,
9-tfc
where she spent several weeks vis-
The Seal of Approval
FOL ND—1939 Chauffeur’s badge ! iting her grndparents, Mr. and
State of Oregon.
Loser can Mrs. Wm. Byrne. Mrs. Wm. Byrne
recover same by identifying will visit here for a short time be­
number and paying for this ad­ fore returning to her home in
Portland.
vertisement at News office.
9-ltc
J. E. I-ongfellow who has been
FOR SALE — Mining location visiting his sister, Mrs. L. A. Bry­
Awarded by the American In­
blanks, both quartz and placer an of Redmond, Oregon, for the
stitute of Laundering after
and trespass notices at the past two months returned to his
Passing Rigid Tests
Illinois Valley News office.
home in Cave Junction last Tues­
Pickup and delivery every Mon
day and Thurrday in Cave
day. Before returning home they
Junction, Kerby and
FOR SALE — Small ranch con­ made a trip to Crater Lake and
Holland
sisting of 10 acres with good were photographed near the snow
house. Will be sold at a price bank ten feet deep.
GRANTS PASS
you cannot afford to pass. To­
STEAM LAUNDRY
tal price $500. See M. C. Athey
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blegen, Mrs.
•‘Since 1900”
at The News office.
Esther Brown, Mrs Ella Roberts
OLD NEWSPAPERS—one bun and Mrs. May Brown all of Van
Nuys, California, spent the week
die 10c News Office
51tf
Notary Publics
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
SELL IT!—If you have something Ed. Wright. Mrs. Esther Brown is
AMY HUSSEY
you don’t need or don’t want, a sister in-law of Mrs. Wright and
M. C. ATI’EY
why not use this column to sell will remain here for a few weeks
LUCILE FLGYD
it. Costs so little and results while the rest of the party are
Holland
¡touring the northern country.
are astouniahing.
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Diiectad by Walter Laa«
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