Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, June 13, 1940, Page 3, Image 3

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    Illinois Valley News, Thursday. June 13, 1940
Page Three
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DOUBLE FEATURE
NEXT WEDNESDAY
j cross from the men who trade in
I freedom for felons in “Parole
Fixer”, but the patrons get a
“Pioneers of the West,’’ new of­ square deal in thrills and enter­
fering in the “Three Mesquiteers’’ tainment when they see this melo­
series, comes Wednesday and drama which shows at the Caves
Thursday at the Cave City theater. City theater with the other fea­
The story deals with the efforts ture.
"Parole Fixer” puts the finger
of the pioneers to make a home for
themselves in the west, in spite of on the persons responsible for mis­
maurauding Indians and scheming carriage of justice in the parole
politicians who seeek to wrest from system: crooked lawyers, corrupt
them the homes they have estab­ parole board members, and well-
meaning citizens who obligingly
lished at great cost.
A thrilling action drama “Pa­ lend their names and prestige to
role Fixer’’, is an added feature on schemes for freeing crooks. The
picture deals with such a typical
this program.
Justice may get the double story in which Anthony Quinn and
Robert Paige, convicted criminals,
i r—~............ . .............................I? are set free to prey on the very
EXPERT REPAIRS | people who gave them their lib­
erty. The companion feature on
All Work Guaranteed
this double program is “Pioneers
MURPHY HICKS I of the West”.
TEXACO GARAGE
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Among new improvements in
O«"
the valley for tourist trade is the
B...
Waldo Motel at O’Brien, Mr. and
BACK TO MY
Mrs. Robert Balzke, owners. All
ORIGINAL LOCATION
Clark’s Insurance Agency
of the cabins in this popular mo­
tel are redecorated and spruced up
Clarence E. Eggers
for the summer trade.
JEWELER
definite stay here visiting her
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Martin and fam­
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Elia Ring and baby
of Grants Pass spent last Sunday
at the I. K. Drake home. Also dlin-
ner guests at the Drake home
were Mr. Wade, Nora Gran and
Naomi. They visited friends in the
valley on Monday.
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NOTICE
of
The Creation of a Weed Control
District
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR JOSEPHINE COUNTY.
In
the
Matter
of
the
Establish
ment of a Weed Control Dis-
trict for Josephine County
a weed control District embracing
all the lands located within the
boundaries of said County, and it
was and is further ordered and de­
clared that Russian Knapp Weed,
White Top, Dodder, Water Hem­
lock, and Yellow Star Thistle were
and are noxious weeds to be de­
stroyed and prevented from pro­
ducing seed within said District.
YOU ARE FURTHER NOTI­
FIED that this notice is published
for two consecutive weekly issues
of The Grants Pass Daily Courier,
the Grants Pass Bulletin, and the
Illinois Valley News pursuant to
the order of the (Court above re­
ferred to, the date of the first
publication being June 13th, 1940,
and the date of the last publisa-
tion being June 20, 1940, and
that immediately after the last
publication of this notice said
Weed Control District will be fully
established and the provisions of
law pertaining to the control, de­
struction and prevention of nox­
ious weeds therein will be in full
force and effect.
BEN W. COUTANT,
County Clerk.
egon, on the 27th day of June, Oregon; S. H. Bullock, of Cave
1940.
Junction, Oregon; L. R. Stow, of
Claimant names as witnesses: Selma, Oregon.
O. Hagberg, of Grants Pass. Ore­
George Finley, Register.
gon: Louis R Webb, of O’Brien,
(3-7 inc.)
AIR COOLED
The Cave City Theater has installed an air cooling
system for the convenience of its patrons. No need
to worry now about hot nights. Come to the thea­
ter and cool off.
Cave City Theater
LARRY MUSIL, Manager
Congratulations
TO YOU "DAD"
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that pursuant to the order of the
County Court of the State of Ore­
gon for Josephine County duly
made and entered on the 28th
021415
day of Derember, 1938, and en­
Del Rogue Hotel Building
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Mrs. Anna Hill of New Castle, tered in Volume 7 of the Commis­ NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
United States Department of
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----------------- -- , Indiana, mother of Mrs. George sioners’ Journal of said Court at the Interior. General Land Office I
W. Martin, arrived in Cave Junc­ Page 641 thereof, there was and at Roseburg, Oregon. May 20,
REDWOODS HOTEL tion this week and will make an in- js hereby ordered and established 1940.
Notice is hereby given that An­
Grants Pass
drew N. Johnson, of Box 122, Cave
Junction, Oregon, who, on Jan. 16, I
1935, made Original Homestead
Entry under Act June 9, 1916, No.
SOLICITS YOUR
021415, for SE^SWU, SW>4-
PATRONAGE
SEU, Section 17, Township 40-
South, Range 8-West, Williamette
Meridian, has filed notice of inten­
tion to make final Proof, to estab­
Excellent Coffee Shop
lish claim to the land above des­
IN CONNECTION
cribed, before M. C. Athey, No­
Mr. and Mrs. H. Milton Smith, (Dot and Smithy) wish
tary Public, at Cave Junction, Or-
REASONABLE RATES
to announce the opening of their new cafe “Dorothy’s
Dinnette” on June 15th, located next to Scott’s Market
at Cave Junction.
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Our modern kitchen assures you of cleanliness and
sanitation. My eighteen years of actual working experi­
The Seal of Approval
ence of serving the public assures you of real service.
And every thought has been given, in building this cafe,
to make it a real home place, where you will enjoy coming
and bringing your friends. Our Club Breakfast is a real
treat in food value. Our Merchantts Lunch at 35c will
be served from 11 a. m. to 8 p. m. A roast and chop
dinner at 50c. Steak and fried chicken dinner at 65c.
Delicious salads and sandwiches at all hours. And you
will like our after-theater specials. Home made pies and
good coffee.
Awarded by the American In :
Meet your friends at Dorothy’s Dinnette.
stitute of Laundering after
Passing Rigid Tests
FATHER S DAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 16TH
GIVE “DAD” SOMETHIN!; USEFUL!
A Pair of Socks!
A Pair of Slippers!
A Dress Shirt!
A Pair of Shoes!
A New Hat !
A Flashlight!
Fishing Tackle of all kinds!
A Thermos Bottle!
Announcement
MARTIN HARDWARE
Cave Junction, Oregon
GOLDEN RULE
Pickup and delivery every Mon
day and Thursday in Cave
Junction, Kerby and
Holland
GRANTS PASS
STEAM LAUNDRY
íñee■ TDOlT
Dorothy's Dinnette
Open from 6:00 a. m. to 10:00 p. m.
Saturdays 6 A. M. to Midnight
Closed Sundays
WE SERVE TO PLEASE
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR SALE-—Two extra good sec­
ond calf cows. J. A. Hendricks,
Takilma, on the Stewart farm,
near Happy Camp road.
6-ltp
FOR SALE—4-room modern cot­
tage on main highway near Cave
Junction.
5 acres land with
good frontage on highway. This
is a bargain and won’t last long.
See M. C. Athey at News office
for details.
6-tf
WANTED—To buy some Kentish
pie cherries and Royal Anns. In­
quire at News office.
6-ltp
LOANS—No money down. See us
if you desire to build and pay
in small monthly sums. Use your
Credit. We sell lumber and
building material of all kinds,
windows, doors, etc., Copeland
Lumber, Grants Pass.
6-tf
FOR SALE—1936 Pontiac sedan
very cheap. See A. E. Ander­
son, Kerby, Oregon.
WANTED—A good cook on dairy
ranch. Must be neat, good hab­
its. Year round job. Mrs. P.
D. Tryon, Fort Dick, Calif., on
101 highway near Crescent
City.
6-ltp
SPECIAL BARGAINS — The ad­
vantage of our Closing Out Sale
on furniture, 9x12 linoleum rugs
as low as $3.85. This sale in­
cludes the famous Armstrong
rugs. Studio couches, daven­
port sets, used electric washing
machine, carpet sweepers and
sewing machines. We have a
large stock of mining equipment
including centrifugal pumps
from 1” to 8”—pipe, ball mill,
concentrating table and ore
bags. We can save you a splen­
did margin on building and roof­
ing paper, sheet metal roofing,
paint, shingles, doors and win­
dows, nails and barbed wire. All
sixes water pipe, plumbing and
fittings. Grants Pass Bargain
House. 624-626 South 6th.
Phone 86, Grants Pass, Oregon.
4-ltc
WILL PASTURE goats, 35 cents
each per month. See or write
L. W. Cooke. O'Brien, Oregon.
5-2tp
MACK’S SEED & FEED STORE
now under new management.
Carries a complete line of feeds
and seeds of all kinds. Make
our store your headquarters
when in Grants Pass. K
Kennedy, 514 S. 5th.
Thuis.
$B00
TERRY ANKLETS, 1 Pair for
Regular 15c quality Terrv Anklets, all sizes 8 to 1O($, all
anklet value we ever offered.
$|00
FULL FASHIONED HOSE, 2 Pair for
DANCE
SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 15
Chiffon or service weights, regular 69c and 59c values.
$100
CANNON SHEETS, Each
81x108 size “Cannon" fine muslin qualitv.
OIL CLOTH SQUARES, Each
Regular 39c and 59c values.
Sizes 46x46 and 54x54.
CANNON TOWELS, 6 for
RITZ TAVERN
Kerby
Hand Towel size.
Heavy two-thread Turkish qualitv, white or oastel colors.
$j00
DRESS LENGTHS, Each
Good Music bv Ixical Talent
3’4 and 4 yard lengths, ravon prints.
Regular $1.15 and $149
CHENILLE BEDSPREADS, $1.00 off
$1.00 off on any chenille bedsDread $5.95 and higher during dollar
days.
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
Quick • Easy - Safe
Wnta or call
ior completo
information—
Grants Pass Branch o/ the
United States National Bank
Head Office, Portland, Oregon
TICES
'BUTTER KRUST' BREAD
• FRESHER
• FINER
• TASTIER
This popular bread has now been made available
in the Illinois Valley. Try a loaf today — it’s
fresher!
ASK YOUR GROCER!
Tice's Bakery
622 S. 6th Street, Grants Pass
29
9B
H (Ml off
Ladies Ready-to-Wear Dept
( y2 PRICE SALE $
Spring Coats i/2 Price
$35.00 COATS
Now only
$17.95 COATS
Now only
$0.98
$12.95 COATS
Now only
$0.48
Spring Snits i/2 Price
$29.50 SUITS
Now only ...
$16.95 SUITS
Now only
$1^.75
$12.95 SUITS
Now only
FATHERS DAY GIFTS
Father's Day Sunday, June 16
*^c
Men’s Ties
Gift Wrapped If You Wish
$1®®
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Dress
Shirts..................................
Arrow
Sport Shirts at
Belts — Suspenders — Swim Trunks — Socks
Bill Folds
THE GOLDEN RULE
Granta Pas«, Oregon
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