Cou*ler
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 30, 1939
KERBY NEWS
Six pupils from the total enroll­
ment of 56 were still absent on
that day.
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Geologist
Comes To
Grants Pass
Mrs. Lillie Kern from Summit,
Juanita Wilde, who came from
California, Mrs. Corrine Miglion-
Nevada
City, is a new pupil in the
ico of Baldwin Park, California,
are guests at the home of Mr. and third grade. She lives in Cave
Mrs. Clyde Johnson. Mrs. Kern Junction.
and Mrs. Johnson are sisters.
Barbara Jean Dopnera has gone
Miss Mary Jane Park who has to her former home in Los An­
Last Tuesday, Earl K. Nixon,
been a guest at the home of her geles. She was one of the 13 7th
director of the department of geol­
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mar­ graders.
tin Sachse, the past few weeks, re­
ogy and mineral industries of the
Part of the group picutres that state, brought Ray C. Treasher,
turned last Saturday to Los An­
geles. Miss Park is a librarian in were taken of each of the three state geologist, to Grants Pass
rooms have arrived and have been where he will take up his duties at
that city.
distributed to children wanting the state assay office the first of
A. R. Kelley returned a few them. Another photographer took the year.
days ago from Ft. Jones, Califor­ individual pictures of most of the | Mr. Treasher has been in the
Portland office for some time and
nia after being gone for the past pupils.
was transferred to Grants Pass
summer. Mr. Kelley is employed
The first aid class that the I when Mr. Morrison, mining engi­
by the Seuter Mining company on
teachers
have been attending has neer with the Grants Pass office,
Josephine creek.
been postponed until December 4. resigned.
Fred Deckman is living at the Dr. Osgood of Grants Pass is the
It has been the opinion of lead­
Seuter mines where he is employ­ instructor of this class which ing mining men for some time,
meets one evening each week. It I that this section needed a geologist
ed.
is the standard Red Cross first aid I as much as it needed a mining en­
course.
Miss Alice Hogue, daughter of
gineer. The geologist determines
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.' if there is minerals here and what
Mr. and Mrs. James Hogue, is now
“MAN OF CONQUEST”
employed at the Holland hotel.
kind, the engineer gets it out when
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it is found.
Mrs. Lottie Woodcock spent last cast of thousands supports him,
With a good geologist at the
Wednesday in Kerby visiting headed by Gail Patrick.
dispusul of the mining men in this
friends after spending several days
The story concerns the eventful' section, it should help determine
in the Holland community as a career of Houston, whom the In­ what minerals are here and in
guest at the Lewis home. Mrs. dians called “The Raven,” and what quantity and the value. With
Woodcock left Thursday for Klam­ prominently interweaves the his-1 this information definitely estab­
ath Falls to visit her son Wesley toric, consequential friendship of lished, the future could not be in
Woodcock and family.
doubt.
Houston and Andrew Jackson.
After the first of the year min­
Action is concerned mainly with
Mrs. G. A. Peterson and Miss the years 1812 to 1836. Brought ing men of this section can reach
Rhoda Mills spent their Thanks­ to vivid life are such events as the 1 Mr. Threasher at the Grants Pass
giving in Portland and Forest War of 1812, the Battle of the Al­ assay office where his services
Grove, Mrs. Peterson visited her amo, the Battle of San Jacinto1 will be available to all mining
husband and sister in Portland. where Houston’s brave band cast terests.
They returned home last Sunday. the die of life or death for Texas
independence.
ation of the residents this year ir
helping them to give the patrom
of the postoffices much bettei
service.
Mail your packages early anc
see that they are well wrapper
and tied. You can have th«
words. “Do Not Open Until Christ
mas” put on the packages, so then
is no excuse to hold them.
early and avoid the last I
rush.
Postmasters have received in
structions to refuse to accepi
packages that are not well wrap­
ped and tied, addressed plainly ir
ink and the senders return address
This is important, because the hoi
iday rush of packages and the vol
ume handled, gives more handling
and consequently should be bettei
wrapped and tied. Flimsy wrap
ped and tied packages have little
chance to be delivered in the holi
day rush.
No rural delivery on Christina-
or New Year's days. The depart
ment heads in Washington ask the
people to send their packages early
so they can be delivered before
Christmas, giving the employes ol
the offices in the United States a
chance to enjoy Christmas with
their families.
Office hours of the Cave* June
tion postoffice are 8:00 a. m. till
5:00 p. m. No money orders are
issued on Sundays or holidays.
ROYALS
FOR ME!
SIEMS
LIKE
THEY
NEVER
WEAR
OUT!
BLESSED EVENT
KERBY GRADE
SCHOOL NOTES
JACK BENNY IN
“MAN ABOUT TOWN”
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BORN—To Mr. and Mrs. Wal­
ter Boney, a baby girl, named
Dora Elaine Doney, Sunday, No­
vember 26 at 4 a. m., at the Frei-
tag Maternity Home in Grants
Pass.
Mother and baby doing
nicely and expect to be home in
Cave Junction about December 5.
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School was resumed Monday af­
ter being closed a full week be­
The one and only Jack Benny
cause of the influenza epidemic. is at his gagging best, Dorothy La-
mour sings and provides romantic
interest, Edward Arnold is a bus­
CLASSIFIED ADS
iness tycoon who menaces Jack's
romantic plans, charming Binnie
39 Plate Prest-O-Lite Batteries
Barnes provides romantic by-play SHOP AND MAIL EARLY
$2.98 in exchange. Campbell’s
as his neglected wife, 20 gorgeous ADMONISHES POSTMASTERS
Super Service. Next to Court
Petty Girls parade through a fab­
House, Grants Pass.
29-8tc
ulously beautiful harem sequence,
The postmasters of the Illinois
I would care for small children at three new song hits are sung by Valley are asking for the cooper-
my home evenings, Reasonable various members of the cast—In
charges. Mrs. C. H. White, fact, it would take an adding ma­
Josephine County
Cave Junction.
30-ltp chine to tabulate the attractions
ARE THE LOWEST
MILLS
of the “Man About Town,” which
CONSISTENT
WITH
FOR RENT—Cabins by the day, comes to the Cave City theater,
Cash
prices
for
Feeds
and
QUALITY
week or month. O’Harra's Auto Wednesday and Thursday, Decem­
Seeds of all kinds
Court. T. L. Stewart, manager. ber 6 and 7.
Phone 123
Grants Pass
Cave Junction.
As if that weren't enough,
FOR SALE — Mining location "Rochester,” making his screen de­
blanks, both quartz and placer but with his radio chief, comes
and trespass notices at the through with two eccentric dances
H. & L. CAFE
which are being rated as nothing
Illinois Valley News office.
The TIREMAN
short of sensational, And the
OPENING
LIBERAL
ALLOWANCE FOR
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
world-renowned Merriel Abbott
YOUR OLD TIRES
dancers
are
being
hailed
as
noth
­
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
SATURDAY.
6th and M Street* • Grant* Pats
THE STATE OF OREGON FOR ing short of amazing in the big
THE COUNTY OF JOSE harem sequence of the picture.
DECEMBER 2nd
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PHINE.
GARDEN
CLUB
INVITED
Under
New
In the matter of the Estate of
The Grants Pass Garden club
MILDRED A. KEEGAN, some­
Management
times known as Mildred A. Joy, has invited the Illinois Valley club
to
attend
their
annual
Christmas
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN meeting at the Library auditorium
that the undersigned has been ap­ on next Tuesday, December Sth,
pointed Administrator of the Es­ at 2 p. m. Members are also in­
tate of Mildred A. Keegan, some­ vited to bring entries in a winter
Mr. and Mrs.
times known as Mildred A. Joy, boquet contest for which prizes
Bert Badden
deceased, by the County Court of will be awarded.
Josephine County, Oregon, and all
The Holiday Season is near at hand and most of us are beginning
persons having claims against said
F H A LOANS
to ask ourselves, “what shall I give for presents this year?" The
Estate shall present the same, duly
!
FRENCH
LAUNDRY
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
answer is easy if you want something useful that will last and
verified, as required by law, to me
THE MONTH
at Box 141, Cave Junction, Ore-
give
service for a long time. Lasting gifts are the endearing
I & DRY CLEANERS
gon, or to Orval J. Millard, my at-
Valley Lumber Co.
gifts and the Rogue River Hardware is prepared, better than
torney. at the Courthouse in
West F St.
Phone 47
Agencies
ever before, to supply you with USEFUL GIFTS.
Grants Pass, Oregon, within six
Cave City Dress Shop
Wittrock’* Store, Kerby
(6) months after the date of first
Lew Hammer, Selma
JORDANS
publication of this notice.
• BASKETBALLS
• FOOTBALLS
Date of first publication Nov­
Call:
Wed.
and
Sat
2.00 and $4.25
ember 23, 1939.
$1.00 $1.50 $2.25
J. A. HANCE. Ad­
ministrator of the
• WRISTWATCHES
• FLASHLIGHTS
Estate of Mildred
A. Keegan, some­
from $2.25 to $4.95
59c to $3.50 complete
FRESHLY FROZEN CREAM
times known as Mil­
dred A. Joy, deceas­ The only Siberrian shop in Jos­
ephine County. Visit us and
ed.
• SYRUP PITCHERS
• SPRING WOUND CLOCKS
be convinced.
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TODAY’S PRICES
DUCKWORTH
Christmas Opening
Saturday, December 2
STAIMWIUF
PROCESS
Drip-cut
LIGHT LUNCHES
632 S l 6th St.,
I'm Hog Enough to
Want Your Busina»*
And Man Enough
To Appréciât* It
KEITH S MARKET
Grants Pass
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Granta Pass
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
Excellent Coffee Shop
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IN CONNECTION
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REASONABLE RATES
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Price cutting is not a good advertisement for any city.
Good, whoesome businesses represent th* prosperity and
growth of communities.
It is almost impossible for barber shops in the Illinois Val­
ley to exist with cut rate prices, The volume of barber work
doos not warrant such procedure. Consequently
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the »hope in
Kerby and Cave Junction will, in the future, charge the fol-
lowing prices:
Shaving.......................... . .........
Haircutting, Adults ................
Haircutting, Children under 14
• ELECTRIC CLOCKS
$2.25 to $6.95
• BATTER SERV ERS
to match as low as $1.00
Back to Normalcy
REDWOODS HOTEL
$1.00 to $4.95
75c to $1.50
25c
50c
35c
FRANK FLOYD, Kerby
CLYDE E. THACKER, Cave City
Genuine WM. A. ROGERS SILVERPLATE FLATWARE In
Beautiful Gift Chest—26-Piece Set
$16.75
ASK FOR OUR CHRISTMAS FOLDERS
Rogue River Hardware
“Where Most People Trade”
Grants Pass, Oregon
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