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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 9, 1939)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 9, 1939 TURKEY DINNERS NOW A FEATURE s ! * : : Goneu^ in Smoke: [ Don’t Wait Until it is TOO LATE! : I You can’t afford to be I Without Insurance See TED ATHEY 0. .................................................. É Notary Publics AMY HUSSEY M. C. ATHEY LUCILE FLOYD OFF IN A CORNER WITH PHIL SNORT Starting last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Grizzell of Ye Rustic Inn on the Redwood highway, just south of Cave Junction, started serving turkey dinners to the peo ple of the valley and tourists. They have a very cozy dining room and turkey dinners are a feature with them. Every Sunday a special full course turkey din ner is available at Ye Rustic Inn. f) On Xov. II. 1918—just 21 year» ago-the Armistice brought the II orld uar to an end. It didn't, however, end the suffering of thousands of men. In the Hines Memorial hospital al Hines. III., approx imately 1.7(H) disabled men are cared for, taught to earn a living, and are being guided back to health. ♦- OLD TIME DANCE Bridgeview Grange Hall SATURDAY NOVEMBER 11 Babcock’s Orchestra Tickets 50c Refreshments Holland Prepare for THANKSGIVING Here a partially disabled veteran operates a weaving machine. Rec ords show that even in the case of spinal paralysis, when the veteran is at first unable Io hold a ball of yarn, co-ordination has been taught and the veteran, in a year’s lime, can do beautiful weaving. DUCKS, GEESE, TURKEYS, CHICKENS I have some extra quality Beef; Fryers, ranging in size from 2 to 5 pounds. Fat Hens at 19c lb. dressed. This is also packing season. I am packing a large number of hogs. Put in your order for spare ribs at 10c per pound now. Keith's Market SW.WZ. V\ Again it has been reported, and later substantiated, that several deer have been found dead and spoiled, resulting from night shoot ing, over on the Rough-and-Ready flats, near Rockydale. Nom de nom. how much longer are the lovers of wildlife, the lovers of na ture, the true conservationists, people who have had homes estab lished here for years and expect to remain here, going to stand for this night shooting; how long are they going to stand for a few game hogs to go on destroying what lit tle game there is left? Well can I remember when plen ty of deer roamed all over the Rough-and-Ready. Scrub white oak grew everywhere and pro duced sweet acorns, favorite food both bear and deer, and at the right season it was not much of a trick to get fat buck or bear; but where are they all today? Night shooting is driving them away or leaving them to rot among the rocks and brush. Over on this same Rough-and- Ready, near the Redwood highway, A. A. Johnson has built an up-to- date, modern rustic home; a place of comfort and beauty. At this place is a tame deer, wild and tame ducks, and a couple dozen valley quail. There are “hunters" who are mean enough to go light into his yard and kill, but they know it would not be safe for them to do so, as they might just as well shoot Asa himself. Every man who owns land and pays taxes can be an A. A. Johnson if he sets himself about it. If he loves his home, if he loves the valley, if he don’t want to see the last wildlife de- stroyed, if he wants to see this valley built up and prosper, want it made more attractive to travel ers, want, a real home in a real climate, safe from extreme heat and cold, then let him get into his fighting clothes and become an other Asa Johnson. Those who are not afraid of the game laws hesi- tate to monkey with the laws of Johnson; your jest dern tootin’. i< i s i eve r mentioned o-------------- ~ .1! I • t rm is "war All n..is s are teachers ;ir 1 : • -!tr ;. :id .i.ts' activities ft 3nt. I I a: s a;: J copper ware ar? lure- 1 i. t by th-s? skilled artl- aana. Hie vetrrans are earning Next Saturday -the Illinois Val- money, a iJ jç’.c w w ith pr;de of their ley Grange will give an old time achiev r.ir dance and as this is Armistice Day, OLD TIME DANCE ARMISTICE NIGHT &ÍÍ Theatre SATURDAY and SUNPA Y, NOV. 11-12— SPECIAL FEATURE for ARMISTICE DAY Brian Aherne and Victor McLaglen in "CAPTAIN FURY" Violent, virile excitement! Hot blooded ad venture! A rousing story of reckless rogues and their vibrant women! WED. and THURS., NOVEMBER 15-16— DOUBLE FEATURE ZANE GREY’S With Donald Woods and Evelyn Venable Zane Grey at his best. This is the dramatiza tion of the novel that made him famous. SECOND FEATURE «« Prison Without Bars” Showing the inside of a woman’s prison and the treatment they receive. An education. XXZZZZZZZZZXZZXXZZZXXXZZSZXZZZZXZZZÏ Ashton Foerst spent the week end at Corvallis on a combined J,™ and pleasure trip, . Mr. Foerst is the principal of the Kerby grade school. ROASTERS F H A LOANS SAVE MONEY NOW! Grants Pass Branch o/ the United States National Bank Head Office, Portland, Oregon i Th.« woodworker at his lathe man nfaclarers furniture both beautiful anJ p-aetical. Occupational thera pv curia many seemingly hopeless cases of advanced melancholy and "ere: p n» death." APPLIANCES TOR GOOD LIVING! “Wear-Ever" BUILD NOW — PAY BY THE MONTH Valley Lumber Co. West F St. Phone 47 the affair takes on something of CLASSIFIED ADS an important affair, especially when the Grange gives one of their FOR SALE- Apples 35c per box. extra good dances, and this prom Dry oak wood, $ 1|.25 per tier on ises to be one of the best. the ground. C. Wendt, Caves Mrs. Babcock’s orchestra will highway. 26-ltp furnish the music and the Grange ladies will serve refreshments. It FOR RENT—Cabins by the day, is going to be a fine party, better week or month. O’Harra’s Auto be there. Court. T. L. Stewart, manager. -------------- o-------------- Cave Junction. Mr. and Mr^. Clint F. Hards spent the week end in Cave Junc FOR SALE — Mining location blanks, both quartz and placer tion. Clint is doing some min and trespass notices at the ing near Roseburg for a couple of Illinois Valley News office. months and will return later to their home at Camp Hoquiam. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 021150 ■ United States Department of Have You Tried Those the Interior. General Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, October 19, Smoked Pork Chops 1939. and SWEET PICKLE PORK Notice is hereby given that George H. Shade of Cave June- from Keith's Market tion, Oregon, who, on October 17, | If you have missed out, you 1934, made Second Homestead really have missed a treat Entry Acts June 6, 1912 and June | 9. 1916. No. 021150. for NE% | Regardless of whatever anyone SE *4, Lot 1. Sec. 1. T. 40 S„ R sells meat for, my prices will be 9 W„ and NE>4 SWU. Lots 5. 6, just as equitable, quality con Section 6,Township 40 — South, sidered. Range 8 — West, Willamette Mer- j iilian, has filed notice of intention to make final Proof to establish claim to the land above described, I m Hog Enough to before M. C. Athey Notary Pub Want Your Business lic. at Cave Junction, Oregon, on And Man Enough the 5th day of December, 1939. To Appreciate It Claimant names as witnesses:) KEITH S MARKET J. O. Seat. W. A. Doney. L. O. Tal- cott. all of Cave Junction. Oregon. Ida Wing of O’Brien, Oregon. Register. George Finley. Write or call for the Special Bank-by-Mail Envelope and explanatory Folder showing the convenience of this plan. To enjoy the utmost of GOOD LIVING, and get full benefit of electricity in your home, let ELECTRIC APPLIANCES per form countless tasks and save time, trouble and expense. They are more beautiful, more convenient, more economical than ever before—a boon to hostess and housewife See your dealer's appliance display Page Three I 3 SIZES • RECTANGULAR AT SALE PUCES s •5« For big, medium or small sized birds. All roasters are self basting; fuel-saving. All have lifting racks. ROUND ROASTER OVAL ROASTER 2 pan«; together for roasting. Sep arate for cooking, baking. g< SPECIAL A handy utensil that heats faster. SMAll 2'? ‘26.9 J Rogue River Hardware “Where Most People Trade” GRANTS PASS USED CARS One ot the many patter? workers at llines hospital. Hundreds of men are out In the world today making a good living by doing similar work Most of these men have had no training other than that received at Hines. Each veteran is treated a* any other person is treated by a physician in the outside world. The medical staff consists of 200 physi cians and dental surgeons. 1938 DODGE SEDAN, RADIO and HEATER. I a > w Mileage 1937 DODGE COUPE, RADIO and HEATER 1936 OLDS 2-DOOR SEDAN. Ixioks and runs swell 1937 TERRAPLANE SEDAN, Priced to sell. CAVE JUNCTION MOTOR COURT WATCH FOR THE AUTO SHOW K. C. HAMILTON ATLAS ANTI-FREEZE NOV. 24-25 Carner’s Automotive Service Co Don't let your motor freeae DODGE WEED TIRE CHAINS You'll need 'em this winter i 621 East “M” Street MtDIUM ‘3? PLYMOUTH
