Page Six
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 5, 1939
Bridgeview Grangers To Stage "Harvest Home" Dance
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David Felt of the Grants Pass
each year as the result of unconfined PHIL SAWYER
Mrs. R. E. Thomas of Klamath
fires.
An
incinerator
such
as
this
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Falls came last week Wednesday Typewriter Company was a busi
will insure safety in burning rubbish GETS NEW TRUCK
<ire
to visit with Mrs. L. W. Monroe of ness visitor in our city last Fri
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Costume
Affair Is
Saturday
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Prevention
and garbage. An adequate supply
of water should be at hand.
• Uy national proclamation
the week October H-ll has
been designated Fire Preven
tion Week. This community,
and all others, has been urged
to co-operate in reducing fire
hazards. Even though haz
ards have been checked, fires
still break out. Here are. a
few common fires and meth
ods of fighting them.
BARBECUE AND
FREE CIDER TO
ATTRACT MANY
One of the elite affairs of the
season is scheduled for this com
ing Saturday evening, October 7,
when the Illinois Valley Grange
will hold their annual Harvest
Home dance and party.
One of the big features of the
evening will be all the free cider
you can drink. Roy Wells, master
of the Grange has been grinding
apples and making sweet cider all
week, for he contemplates many
thirsty throats during the even-
In a majority ot cases only the
most elementary facilities are avail
able for lighting automobile fires.
Here a driver has tilled his hand
kerchief with dirt and is pouring it
on a motor blaze. IJirt, always avail
able. will effectively smother fires
This week Phil Sawyer, propri
etor of the Illinois Valley Ice com
pany, brought home a brand new
International truck which he will
use as his ice delivery truck,
Phil has had a steady growth
for his ice business and this sum-
mer it was necessary for him to
run his plant 24 hours a day to
meet the demand. His plant is
a modern, up-to-date one, and he
has a storage warehouse where he
can store tons of ice for future
delivery.
Many new additions to his
plant are planned for next year.
This business has the ear marks
of being a very substantial indus
try, growing with the growth of
the community it serves.
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MOTOR COURT
furnaces
stoves
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sheet metal
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SATURDAY, OCT. 7th
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COSTUME
stoves
a prolific
source of fires—particularly when
heating grease-filled frying pans. A
close-fitting lid. clamped over the
pan, will speedily smother flames,
cutting off necessary oxygen.
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■ lie sleeping cigarette smoker en-
dan;ers everyone a. ound him. Many
homes arc eqr'pped with extinguish
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combatting fire
However, the fire
dcpartmeui should always be called
fir* t. tin n emergency measures
take n by the individual.
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Saturday All Day
An accumulation of rubbish near
the furnace is always dangerous.
Ashes, falling from the shovel, can
easily Ignite any debris. A pail of
sand or water near the furnace is
a necessary precaution.
All day Saturday, October 7th,
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the Illinois Valley Garden Club
will hold a cooked food sale in
Martin’s Hardware store.
All kinds of delicacies will be
on sale and it will all be home
made. You know the rest. Cakes,
pies, etc., will have an important
place on the counter.
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Bridgeview
ing, but he says he has all they
can drink and expects to have to
take some back home. So go pre
pared to indulge to your heart's
content on sweet apple cider,
fresh from the keg.
Another feature of the even
ing is a costume affair. If you
want to stay healthy and keep in
good company, better attend this
interesting entertainment and
dance in your old clothes. We
have heard it snickered around,
that those who insist on coming to
the dance in their Sunday meet
ing clothes, better bring along an
extra dime or so, for they may
hold an impromptu Ka n gn roo
court, and a dime will he cheap
for good clothea. Get into the
spirit of this evening’s good time
and come in your old clothes and
don't get excited if you spill a
little cider on Susie's dress or
your own overalls.
An excellent orchestra has been
secured for this evening under
the direction of Mrs. C.
Bab
cock. and it will be a that one
can desire—the best.
The evening will have an added
attraction at midnight when a
barbecue supper will be served
Of course the supper goes extra,
but who cares when they get n
feed like the Grangers prepare,
and this time it is going to be
barbecued , and I’ll bet'chu they
have pumpkin pie to boot. If that
isn't worth going miles to get, we
have missed it, but we are not
going to miss the dance and the
barbecued supper, and for all this
"huey” we expect an additional
piece of pie. The "huey part is
our lingo, which "ain't" the best,
but you all know that we mean
when we say This is the even
ing of evenings ami a rare one at
that!
OIL
WOOD
SAWDUST
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K. C. HAMILTON
HARVEST HOME
day.
Tsk&s*.
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Phone 77
Grants Pass