Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 16, 1910
Pagre Four
GROCERY
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, May 17-18-20
SAVINGS
FRESH FRUIT AND
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, May 17-18-20
Vegetables
Friday and Saturday Only
8Oc
SHORTENING, Westminster
Bring your container, 10 pounds for
COFFEE
A good grade, 2 pounds for
STRAWBERRIES—
Fresh local
2 boxes
SCHILLINGS GREEN TEA
Vi pound package ...............
48c
CRISCO
3 pounds for
GRAPEFRUIT, Dr. Phillips
2 Cans .....................
ASPARAGUS—
per bunch
10c
ROYAL GELATIN
Per Package
RADISHES, ONIONS
3 Bunches
LUX-PALMOLIVE or LIFEBOUY SOAP
3 Bars for
10c
NEW PEAS—
2 Pounds for
GEM OLEOMARGARINE
2 Pounds for
38c
CATSUP
Fancy, per bottle
10c
CUDAHY’S DEVILED MEAT
3 Cans
lOc
18c
GRANULATED SOAP GRAINS
Large package, close out
SANI-CLOR
1 Gallon for
30c
PREMIUM BACON
Per Pound ..............
19c
FANCY HEAD RICE
5 Pounds for
57c
PURE FRUIT JELLY
4 pound 6 ounce jar
GRAPENUT FLAKES
2 Large packages for .
SPINACH—
2 pounds
lie
New Potatoes, Carrots,
Cabbage, Beets, Tur
nips, Celery, Oranges,
Grapefruit, lemons
DIAMOND QUALITY AND FERRY’S SEEDS
FOR FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
CROWN FLOUR AND FEEDS
Model Cash Grocery
CLAY MASSIE
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Locals
ville, California, arrived in Cave
Junction last Sunday and plans to
visit relatives and friends in the
valley for a few; weeks. Mrs.
last Martin will he remembered as Miss
Evelyn Boyd.
Miss Edda Burke spent
Tuesday in Grants Pass.
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C. E. Eggers, the jeweler, has
Charles Tucker and son, ICIaude
were in Grants Pass last Tuesday moved back to his former location,
in Clark’s insurance agency in the
transacting business.
Del Rogue hotel building. Mr. Eg
Miss Theresa Cochran of O’Brien gers is an expert watch and clock
has returned to her home after repair man and has a fine supply
spending the winter at Denison of jewelry merchandise in his show
cases.
and Des Moines, Iowa.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Barrett
Mr. anil Mrs. Earl Gray spent
Mother’s Day with Mrs. Gray's made a trip to Crescent City sev
mother, Mrs. Grace G. Reid in eral weeks ago where they went to
attend funeral services of a ivla-
Medford.
tive, Abe Kindell who had passed
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William Stanfield had the mis away several weeks ago. They
fortune to break his left arm last were accompanied by Mr. and
Tuesday evening when he fell from Mrs. Frank Stiwalt of O'Brien.
Mr. Kindall for many years
his bicycle on the highway near
made his home in the valley and
the Legion hall.
had many friends and acquaint
Mrs. J. J. Villair accompanied ances here that will be sorry to
by Mrs. H. P. Bearss, Mrs. Geo. hear of his passing away.
Thrasher, Mrs. George Martin and
Miss Jean Villair made a trip to
“The Night of Nights”
Medford last week.
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
Cave Junct ion, Oregon
O. W. GREEN
a line of misdeeds by Dan, his wife Club To Sponsor
leaves. He conducts a fruitless
search for his wife. A score of, Cooked Food Sale
years finds him living in a hall
A cooked food sale will be held
room, but allows himself weekly next Saturday, May 18th, in the
visits to the club to reminisce with Valley Variety store, sponsored by
his old crony. Into a confused the Cave Junction Woman’s club.
world one day comes a letter from
All kinds of salads and cooked
his daughter and she requests a hot dishes with cakes and pies will
meeting.
Dan masquerades for be on sale. The public is invited
his daughter as a successful pro to attend this sale.
ducer, she is fooled for a short'
time but a genuine devotion for
her father leads her into the truth.
He chooses for his comeback the
play which was the overture to his
ANTISEPTIC
downfall.
MOUTH WASH
Send The Illinois Valley News To Your Friends
Frank J.
Newman
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Candidate
for
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used full Strength, or in three
minutes when diluted with an
equal quantity of water.
Harmless to the most delicate
tissues.
STANDARD OIL
PRODUCTS
and the
Best Grease Job
You can possibly get at
CAVE JUNCTION
MOTOR COURT
K. C. HAMILTON
An effective Mouth Wash,
Breath Deodorant, Gargle and
First Aid Dressing.
SOLD ONLY AT YOUR
REXALL STORE
CAVE JUNCTION
8. L. Smith, Proprietor
CIRCUIT
JUDGE
May 17th Primary
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Frank J. Newman, candidate for the nomination for Cir-
cuit Judge, has conducted a fair, clean and independent cam-
paign for that office. He is seeking the nomination solely upon
his record as a man, a citizen and a lawyer, a brief statement
of which record has been furnished each registered voter.
Please read same.
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He has not sought, nor would he accept, the indorsement
or sponsorship of any lawyer or group of lawyers who would
necessarily be called upon to practice before him should he
be elected to the important and highly responsible position of
< ircuit Judge.
He values highly his reputation among his fellow attor-
neys. and holds the ethics of his profession in the highest
esteem. He considers it a direct violation of such ethics for any
attorney or group o f attorneys, less than the entire membership
of the Bar. to sponsor the candidacy of ANY ASPIRANT to
the office of Circuit Judge.
Such sponsorship places such candidate, himself, in a
compiomising position in the eyes of the Bar and the public
at large. No candidate should seek or accept such indorse
ment or sponsorship under any consideration. The reasons for
this are self-evident to all thinking people.
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r- exceedingly that 10 of the 52 attorneys in this
Disti ct havi disregarded these rules of ethics by openly and
persistently sponsoring and campaigning for one of the four
candidates for the office of Circuit Judge, by actively spon-
-ring such candidate personally, by letters through the mail,
and open letters published in the newspapers of the District.
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• Mark Your Own Ballot •
Coming Wednesday
White school celebrated the
"The Night of Nights” will be
close of school with a picnic at
Grr’-brtck enmn. All the children convincingly attested next Wed
and many parents attended the pic nesday and Thursday at the Cave
nic and all had n wonderful time. City theater where Pat O'Brien.
Roland Young and Olympe Brad-
na
demonstrate their unusual tal
Art Drews and Dr. E. E. Brooks
made a business trip to Portland ents.
The story gets under way in
the latter part of last week on a
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with Broadway about to sa
business trip.
They returned
lute a new play by Don O. Par
home Tuesday evening.
rel played by O’Brien. On open
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ing night, in violation of a pledge
Mrs. George W. Martin and
to hi* wife who enacts a leading
Mis. George Thrasher, motored to
role in the play he gets drunk
Ashland last Saturday to attend
with his pa! Barry Trimble played
the Mother's tea and fashion
by Young. During the perform-
show at Southern Oregon College
ance they carry on a comical cross
of Education.
fire which convulses the audience,
but wrecks the production. Dis
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Inman and gusted nt this revolting climax to
Children Muriel and Merle, have
moved into the L. A. Stone resi
dence on the Redwood highway
REDWOODS HOTEL
Mr. Inman is with the Atlas
Grants Pass
Dredging company on the Alt-
house.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Athey spent
last Sunday in Brookings with
friends. Mrs. W. F Dsrger ac
companied them and visited het
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dnrger snd family.
Mrs
Eddie Martin of Porter-
Indorsement of Attorneys Regretted •
DALE F. GINN
CANDIDATE FOR THE NON-PARTISAN OFFICE OF
County Superintendent of Schools
1 welve year»' successful
teachin* experience in Ore
gon.
Nine years a teacher
Joiephine county.
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I am a taxpayer in Jose
phine county.
MY PLATFORM
(I) Cooperate with school
board* for more educational
efficiency and lowering of
tax burden.
(2) Carefully a u p e rvise
all schools
(3) Make thorough study
of school problems and ren
der unbiased decisions, and
stand by them, leaving no
doubt concerning where I
stand.
(4) Assume responsibility
in helping communities iron
out
difficulties
in
educa
tional field.
(5) Provide best educa
tion possible, demanding full
value for every tax dollar.
SOLICITS YOUR
PATRONAGE
Cooperation — Supervision — Efficiency —
Fairness to Taxpayer and Pupil.
Excellent ('offer Shop
IN CONNECTION
REASONABLE RATES
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Do 5 "u want any small group of politically minded attor-
•2 o»ys or a non-resident ex-Circuit Judge to mark your ballot
•, tor you Or will you reserve your right and privilege of csst-
ir g your ballot for the candidate whom YOU find to be best
'• office*0* t0 pvrform Pr°Per*y the duties of this important
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k u war,t a.» youi Circuit Judge, a man whose proven
record, both as to experience and temperament, plainly quali-
ties him for this position, and who seeks this high honor from
the voters of th, District solely upon such record, or do you
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accept, unchallenged, the recommendations of l-5th
the membership of the Southern Oregon Bar Association,
w ten the r. in-lining 4 5ths of such membership stand upon the
ethics of their profession and refuse to either sponsor, indorse
or campaign f t any candidate for Circuit Judge, before whom
they wilt necessarily be called upon to practice in the future?
Newman will look forward to May 17th for your ar«wer.
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