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Illinois Valley News, Thursday March 21, 1910
Page Five
SPRING IS HERE, TRA! LA! IT STRIKES YOU LIKE THIS
good hound. Red bone blood­
hound or fox hound.
46-ltp
FOR RENT — Modem 3-room
house. Elwood Hussey. 46-ltc
FOR SALE—Wild Mallard Duck
eggs, 75c per setting. Elwood
Hussey.
46-ltc
FOR SALE—1 cow, 1 old horse,
drag saw, iron bars, picks and
mattox and other tools at the
Lind Home.
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COMMUNITY AUCTION Sale,
Saturday, March 23 at 1 o’clock
in the fair grounds.
Horses,
cows, heifers, feeder hogs,
weiner pigs, brood sows, chick­
ens, farm implements, furni­
ture and other articles too num­
erous to mention. I have an or­
der for 25 head of young feed­
er stock, heifers, bulls, steers,
IF YOU’RE YOUNG AND IN
dairy
type or what have you.
IF THERE’S A BARREN SPOT
IF YOU’RE A WOMAN—Of course
IF YOU’VE AN AUTOMOBILE—
YOU'RE A HOUSEW’FE-
.OVE—It makes you hold hands in IN THE BACK YARD — Spring you can’t afford it, but the fresh The open highway beckons like a This is the time of year when hus
McGuire Sales Co., Grants Pass.
>ublic places and forget about the makes you dig out that colorful seed spring air makes you dream of a siren In Springtime, so you haul out bands stay away from home, hop
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-est of the world. This happens in
he best regulated families.
catalog and sigh over the petunias
and radishes.
“MARX BROTHERS
AT THE CIRCUS”
Chico summon Groucho to the cir­
cus to fight Kenny’s case. That’s
where the riot begins. But, after
a continuous rapid-fire of comedy
sequences, a happy solution is
reached. Kenny wins the love of
Miss Rice and gets his money
back, saving the circus.
Those maniacal murderers of
Old Man Gloom, the Mad Marx
Bros., are back wi(h us again in
their craziest, wildest and most
side-splitting fun-fest,
“Marx
Bros, at the Circus”, playing at COFFEE SHOP WILL
the Cave City Theatre Wednesday ENLARGE QUARTERS
and Thursday of next week.
This time the Madcap Marxes—
Work began early this week on
Groucho, Harpo and Chico — do proposed remodeling and enlarg­
not depend solely upon their own ing of the building housing the
inimitable brand of screwball com­ Cave City Coffee Shop, operated
edy to keep the audience convuls­ here by Miss V. V. Jasperson. The
ed in their seats for nigh onto two construction work will be done un­
hours. They also drag in a circus, der the direction of W. T. Sher­
and a streamlined one at that, as man, owner of the property.
the playground for their insane
Tuesday Mr. Sherman disman­
antics, and with the Biggest Show tled the gasoline pumps at the be­
on Earth are its modernistic mid­ hest of the Coffee Shop manage­
way and modernized menagerie ment which will discontinue this
packed with scores of wild beasts feature of their business. The fol­
of the jungle.
lowing day foundations were pre­
The story—or riot, as it should pared for an addition on the north
be termed — concerns the three side of the present structure. The
Marxes principally, Groucho is a marquee will be razed preparatory
crackpot lawyer, J. Cheever Loop- to construction work.
hole by name, who has never won
The new construction, to be be­
a case. Chico is a routabout and gun immediately, will result in a
Harpo enacts the assistant World’s structure with a 35 foot front. A
Strongest Man. Then there is Ken­ gable roof in ell shape, will cover
ny Baker af the radio songways the entire structure.
as part owner of the circus; Flor-1 The addition will provide much
ence Rice as the star equestrienne needed space for an ever increas­
and his sweetheart; Eva Arden as ing business. The firm will be
the Up-side-Down—Girl; Nat Pen­ able to seat some 40 patrons when
dleton as the Strong Man; Mar­ construction, which will take a
garet Dumont as the usual society month or six weeks, is completed.
dowager, and many others.
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The Strong1 Man, the Upside-
Compliments
Kerby
Down-Girl, the Midget and the
crooked circus manager connive Rod and Gun Clubbers
to trick Kenny out of his share of
the circus. They demand ten thous­
Wednesday evening’s Grants
and dollars from Kenny, although ' Pass Courier complimented local
they have already stolen that sportsmen and their activities
amount from him and hidden it with the following paragraph: “W.
in the gorilla’s cage. Harpo and J. McLean, secretary of the Kerby
Rod & Gun club, headed a dele­
gation of five of his club members
who took an active part
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evening’s program.”
Those attending from Kerby
were,
Fred Linkhart, Ken Robin-1
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TO IMPRESS
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son, Ranger H. Bowerman, Jer-1
ome Sauer and Mr. McLean.
EASTER DAY
Highlights of the meeting which1
they attended as guests of the G.
GUESTS
P. Rod & Gunners were a venison
feed, ala camp style, talks by M.
4-Piece DINETTE SET
D. Rose of the state game com­
OCCASIONAL
CHAIR
:
mission, Supervisor Edward Cliff
WINDOW SHADES
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of the Siskiyou National Forest,
VENETIAN BLINDS
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Senator Wipperman, State Game
Commissioner Frank Wire and mo­
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tion pictures.
Home
: Furnishings
THIELEN
FURNITURE UO
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Grants Pass
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Sunday
Is Easter
For your Dinner I have
Fresh Smoked &
Sweet Pickle Ham
Alto those delicious
Smoked
Pork Chops
PURE
Farmer Sausage
2 lbs.
25c
Fat Hens, lh.
18c
To be sure your Easter is
complete I will bring plenty
of
Snow White Eggs
for coloring
For every
Pork
Sweet
Shoulder
Pickle
bought
1 doz. Eggs FREE
KEITH'S
MARKET
HOLLAND
new ensemble, of new swimming the road map and plot your course ing to avoid rug-beating and curtain
for that dream trip you’ll never take. hanging.
togs—or maybe just a new hat.
If the Ancient
E ister Rituals
Were Revived
The medievals. especially in jolly
old England, celebrated Easter with
unusual cus'oms which could add to
the gaiety of our modern celebra­
tion if they were revived. Above:
In primitive times, Christians “sa
luted” each other upon meeting,
thus showing their joy at the Res-
urrection of Christ, Usually the "sa-
lute" was a hearty kiss.
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4-H Club Meeting Held
At John Smith Home
The Oregon Caves 4-H club met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
Smith, Saturday, March 9, and
was called to order by President
Yvonne Payne. A new secretary
had to be elected as Juanita Hult-
man, the former one, had moved.
Bob Wendt was elected to the of-
fice.
( A report on “Flies in the Dairy
Barn” was given by Dick Payne,
after which all went to see John
Smith’s calf.
After
adjournment refresh­
ments were served by Mrs. Smith
and enjoyed by all. The next
meeting is to be at the home of
Harry Smith.
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Ale and mutton pies were tossed
about in the village of Hallaton, Eng­
land. First they were carried in a
procession to the "scrambling
ground" where they were tossed to
the crowd. It was considered jolly-
on catching a pie—to squash It in
the face of the nearest persen.
Marilda Jane Floyd was born
March 19th, 1866, near Sublimity,
Marion County, Oregon, and pass­
ed away at her home in Kerby,
Oregon, Sunday morning, March
17.
Gravuside services were held
March 19th at the Kerby Cemetery
with Eastern Star Chapter No. 64 I
conducting the services.
She was married to Franklin
Floyd at Grants Pass on April Sth,
1903. She spent most of her life
in Southern Oregon excepting a
few years in Eureka and San Fran- [
cisco, California, where she at­
tended school.
She graduated from the San
Franciscvo Dental college and
practiced there and for many
years in Kerby after her marriage.
She was a member of Mission
Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star in San Francisco and later,
on Nov. 13th, 1905, was elected
by transfer to membership in Wes­
I
tern Star Chapter O. E. S. No. 64
in Kerby and of which she was an
active member until the time of
her recent illness.
Besides her husband she leaves
a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Hendricks
of Los Angeles, California, and
a brother, David Ayris of Kerby,
Oregon.
Aunt Rilda, as she was known to
all her friends, lived a good Chris­
tian life, a life devoted to kind­
ness and charity.
Her Eastern
Delays in the field are ex«
pensive thia time of year
when your equipment is laid
up for
MAGNETO REPAIR
We suggest having Magne­
tos cleaned and repaired be­
fore something serious de­
velops.
We can do the job as effici­
ently and with expertness
equal to the city firm. We
Guarantee Satisfaction.
Service for
EISMANN
BOSCH -WICO
FAIRBANKS-MORSE
and all other type Magnetos
STEWART’S
Automotive Electric
703 So. 6th St.
Grant. Pa«.
Week End
SALE
$1.39 PULLMAN SHEETS
99e
4-year guarantee ....
$1.59 RAYON CLOTHS
99c
54x70 floral print
$1.00
LACE CLOTHS
Size 54x54
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2-Pc. BUNTINGS
»J59
Hood and Bag
GIRLS’ DRESSES
79c
BOYS’ SUITS
79c
SPENCER’S
106 So. 6th St.
Grant« Pa««
WILL GIVE GOOD home to a
Garden Tools
& HARDWARE
95c
GARDEN RAKES
“Pacific Brand” 12 curved tooth Bow Backed Rake, forg­
ed from one piece of bar steel. 5 foot polished handle.
98c
SHOVELS
' o. 2 Irrigating, “Squirrel Brand.” Round point, hollow
back. 4 foot polished handle.
50 ft. $2.95
GARDEN HOSE
$1.65
25 ft.
%” A R Special or Premier, complete with couplings.
50c
HAND PRUNING SHEARS
“Lexington” Brand, one piece drop forged tempered
steel blade. Enameled handles 9” overall length.
Rogue River
Hardware
HOES
55c
"Rival Brand” —614”
riveted blade, polished
ash handle.
"Where Moti People Trade”
Grants Pass
CLOSE OUT !
CLOSING OCT OUR PRESENT STOCK OF
RANGES & CIRCULATING HEATERS
SEE THE REDUCTION !
Wa. $79 50
Auto
Loans
Card of Appreciation
For all the beautiful flowers
and the many kindnesses extend­
ed us by our friends we wish to
express our appreciation.
And especially to the members
of Western Star Chapter who of­
ficiated so beautifully at the grave
of our beloved wife and sister.
Franklin Floyd
Mrs. Elizabeth Hendricks
David Ayris
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In 1870, 324 out of each thous­
and of our population were gain­
fully employed.
Star work was her religion and
it was her wish that her Sisters
and Brothers of Western Star
Chapter No. 64 with whom she had
Today is the first day of Spring worked for many years be those
and some of the boys are yawning to lay her to rest.
and some are figurin' on fishin’ a
mite. But it took Jim Whitehead
CLASSIFIED ADS
of the Owl Cafe to figure things
out in advance so that spring BRAND NEW Presto-O-Lite Bat­
wouldn't catch him up to his ears
teries. $2.95 and your old bat­
in work. He got his work done
tery. Campbell's Super Service
before March 1st.
Station. Next to Court House,
Work was completed last week
Grants Pass. Ore.
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which improved the interior of
Whitehead’s combination beer par­ TRADE—For horse or mule that
will pack and saddle, 29 Dodge
lor and cafe here. He, with the
Victory 6 sedan, good tires,
assistance of Don Johnson and
runs good. Will pay any dif­
other members of the Whitehead
ference. Peter Brooks, Takil­
family, gave the interior of their
ma.
33-ltp
establishment a new coat of kalso­
mine, stripped the ceiling and GUERNSEY BULL for service.
i lade other interior repairs. But
M. B. Rexford, Cave Junction.
major among various items was
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the placing of another door in the
front of the building and construc­ FOR SALE—Team and good har­
ness, $100.
Also two cows.
ting a concrete step before the
Nat Woolley, Cave Junction.
two entrances.
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The new door leads directly in­
to the cafe, alleviating a condition
which heretofore required patrons FOR SALE — White or black
spring oats $1.60 a 100 lbs.,
to pass through the beer parlor
also spring barley $1.60 a 100
to enter the eating house. A par­
lbs. Roy Wells, Caves highway.
tition was moved to accommodate
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the new door and incidently, en­
large the floor space of the restau­ FOR SALE — Blacktwig apples,
rant.
good cooking or eating, 50c
Now Jim can go fishin’.
per box. Bring your own con­
N-yaa. n-yaa, n-yaa said the lit­
tainer. R. T. Baldwin, Caves
tle fox to the rest of the guys who
highway.
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have only been thinkin’ about
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Brook
Spring Fever — and work.
sows with pigs and Chester
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White Boar, for heifer calves.
Subscribe for The News.
O.
F. Lee, turn right at White
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school house, first house.
OBITUARY
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MARILDA JANE FLOYD
In Lancashire, England, "lifting”
or “heaving” was popular. On Eas­
ter Monday the men lifted the wom­
en; on the following day the women
heaved the men. a rather difficult
job as the above picture would In-
dicate.
WHY WAIT ?
WHITEHEAD FINESSES
NICELY ON SPRING
NOW
Wa. $99 75
*59so NOW
Wa. $37.50
NOW
$2750
W.i $69.75
*6350 NOW
Wa. $43.75
NOW
*5O00
*3O00
THEY’RE GOING FASTI
Better come in TODAY for the
stock won’t last long at these prices—and you're going to need
a Stove, if not this Spring, surely Next Fall.
’32 to '40 MODELS
$20 to $1000
C. A. Winetrout jr
FORD GARAGE
Al Darham, England, the most
popular cuotom was a variation of
the “heaving” act. On Easter Mon­
day lhe men took off the women's
shoes, and the women retaliated
next day.
Consumers Credit
Lie. M262
GRANTS PASS, OREGON
Because of the Slash in Price mo can make
NO FREE DELIVERY ••
ILLINOIS VALLEY
on the.e Stove«
MANCHEL'S
“Furniture You'll Ad miro at Price« You’ll Appreciate”
112-114 NORTH SIXTH STREET
GRANTS PASS