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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1941)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday. April 24. 1911 Pare Four T THE fian of wheat can be increased whenever it is cheaper thaa other grains, according to tests made at o. S. G The Surplus Marketing adm.r.js- tration has arranged to support the market on the types of food men- tioned in order to maintain prices profitable to the producers. Ave rage levels aimed at are eggs. 22c; pork. 19 per hundredweight; chickens. 15c per pound, and dairy products, basis of 31c per pound of butter — all prices figured at hieago. -o- FOX AND THE GRAPES M C ATHEY SUBSCRIPTION PRICED It. Jooepr-o« C*uBty S OuUwie of 54 Cwirtj Ox Ywar GOOD SALARIES FOR FLYING CADETS RLDUOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER PUBUSHEgS Olf P II H S St sunt SÉCIÂTI FOREST FIRES No, Uncle Sam has not gone into the movie plot business of fabulous success stones when be declares, “United States Army Flying Ca dets are paid $75 a month and are allowed one dollar a day for ra tions. They are also provided fret of charge with uniforms, living ac commodations, and medical care.“ It’s a fact, according to Lieuten ant Colonel B. H. Hensley, Oregon district Recruiting officer. M ireover the training received by the lucky lads who can meet the requirements for this particu lar class of service is equal to $25,- of these old friends of mine in my 000 scholarship. When they have next letter. completed their course they are ------------- o------------- commissioned as second lieuten ants $205 a month, and even a MORE EGGS TO BE Hollywood plot couldn’t laugh that ASKED OF FARMERS one off. TO MEET DEMANDS o CHADWICK HOTELS COFFEE SHOPS In Connection HOTEL REDWOOD Grants Paas, Onego- HOTEL JACKSON Medford, Oregon HOTEL OREGON Eugene, Oregon : : HOTEL SENATOR Salem, Oregon HOTEL MARION Salem, Oregon McCredie Hot Mineral Spring» McCredie Springs. Oregon I s e- $ z : i i 5 : ASK FOR ♦ Keibel’s PERFECTION BREAD i : i : i : While we are not an authority on forest problems, : : : yet we do believe that any reasonable business man tn owe place without changing ♦ I ' .n j < ge, to -ome degree the reasonableness of pro • nouses to live in, yet there are : >thers who have lived much long- At Your Grocer tect in er our forests from fire. T..e E; < i- now experiencim? some of the terrible , <-r in one place. I have eontem- i : plated on moving elsewhere, on j.-t - we have had in the West, only more so. for , several &................................. S occasions. but when it ■------------------------------------------ , their fires are in the center of many pleasure resorts came to final decision I figured :t ¿n<! country home- which have been destroyed by would take me a long time to gain I The Seal of Approval I EXTRA ! EXTRA ! There are big as many fnends as I enjoy here, A nation-wide drive to produce numerous forest fires. n some other place. There was a every egg possible from laying bargains for eiorvone at your lo Our 4iLman crew ha- been discarded this year time when I knew quite intimately flocks this spring has just been an cal Retail store during the Retail There are plans, perhaps, for something to take their almost everybody living in the Illi nounced at Washington, D. C., as ORIGINAL One Cent Sale. Two nois valley, and I counted them place, but nothing developed yet, can compare with a part of the program to increase for the price of one, plus only lc. I all as my friends. I do not be- the production of certain concen 250 ba.*gains to chocs. fiom. Wed the efficiency of the 40-man crew. This season has lieve there were any who hated trated foods while holding down nesday, Thursday. Friday, Satur • • . - - of a ver. hot, dry season, and forest me Many of those old friends the output of staple export crops day. April 30. May 1, 2, and 3, at Awarded by the American In fire hazards will be above normal. hare passed on. others have moved such as wheat, cotton, and tobac the Cave City Drug Store —Your stitute of Laundering after : Retail store. • • • : • -ui-erv isors in Washington •way and still many are here yet. co. Passing Rigid Tests Pickup and delivery every Mon I • r -y : r the 40-man crew, con- In this letter I wish to mention The program fits in well with of those old friends whs lived the suggestions made throughout day and Thursday in Cave . ■*- mi-'ing this year. It seems to some : Junction, Kerby and in the Althocse precinct. Almost Oregon this spring by poultry spe : Holland i.- •: of t\e 40-man crew would save my first acquaintances were made cialists at Oregon State college, ’■ eir co-t hundred- of times over, by saving valuable in the Hervey grove, near Althouse who recommended that egg produ GRANTS PASS I i CAVE JUNCTION creek. It was at a Fourth of July cers hold their flocks to the max • : ■ • a-st met ion by forest fires. On the face STEAM LAUNDRY i COMMUNITY CHURCH in, I think. 1905. There imum of present housing facili - - ”:enny wise and pound foolish” picnic, “Since 1900” Sunday School 10 to 11 a. m. were people from all over the val and that ample feed be used I Church services 11:15 a. m. -runtime the 40-man crew—especially this sea- ley at that pienie. What great ties. 3 •5» to insure maximum production. -' n We thoroughly believe that the officials in Wash- times we used to have at those pic Neither the national nor state sit GRANTS PASS VALLEY CHURCH • •) . n .at they are doing. But they are not nics and what eats. What times uation, however, warrants expan ILLINOIS OF SEVENTH DAY FEED & SEED CO. W. • conditions from paper re- we used to have at the “Holland sion in permanent new housing, ac ADVENTISTS Garden Seeds. Field Seeds, Roundups." There has never been cording _ to Secretary of Agricul- ___ Fertilisers Hodgen Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m. <-■ r.tact is mis.-ing, and many times such gatherings in the valley since .ture Claud Wickard and the Ore- Brewster Specialized Feeds Preaching Service 11:00 a. n>. c'-<' -Mou:»-<:?e would change situations. Also those days: People from their gon poultry specialists. Phone 12 607 E. F. Grants Pass Prayer meeting Wednesday at f >■ fire in the East is something that was wholly un- ranches, prospectors and miners Eggs have been included among 7:30 p. m. from the hills and mar.y from a few foods such as dairy products, expected, and we’ll wager the result of sabotage, and Grants You are invited to meet with Pass and Medford, and far- pork, and chicken for meat, the us. F H A LOANS they must be givinu the forest officials something to >way. Those Roundups were production of which is to be en BUILD NOW — PAY BY Lynn Jolliffee, elder. Cave Junc think about, even though the forest fires were mostly known al) over Southern Oregon couraged for the next two years. tion. THE MONTH snd people came, and such social- These foods will be needed in in on private property. Valley Lumber Co. If we do have one of those extra dry seasons — ibility and fellowship — I have creased amounts in this country as BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY West F St. Phone 47 often wondered is it possible for industrial payrolls are stepped up. CHURCH v iich are usually accompanied by thunder and light those gatherings to come back? and they are the easiest foods to Schoo) 10 to 11 a. m. ning storms—the West stands a first rate chance to There were at those gatherings export under the present program Sunday Worship service 11 a. m. to 12 m. pR. A. N. COLLMAN have one of the worst years in its history for fire, es- "»ny of the early pioneer» of the of American aid to nations resist Evening Service at 7:30 p. m Naturopathic Physician I aggression. p< cially with a shortage of men—many in the Army, valley of whom few are left: but - Young Peoples Service 7 to 8 p. m. : Office hours: 9 a. m. to 12 children, from babies to their hile corn is the feed expected Prayer meeting Wednesday ; 1:30 p. m. to 3 :30 p. m. a few on Midway Island, and many gone to the cities the teens, have children of their own to be used in greatest volume in 8 o'clock p. m. Sherman's Camp for more lucrative employment. Man power is going now. some are grand-fathen and carrying out this program, wheat I Cave Junction g...---- ------------------- —... è to I»- .-«imething to reckon with this year. The 40-man grand-mothers. I dare not take will receive the benefit throughout 3".................. —............— ' ""•* crew would be one of the most valuable assets the For- space to mention only two of those the western state» particularly. Q rtcrqft early pioneers and their families Research carried on at Oregon Dr. Fred W. Gould • Service could have, especially under existing con —the Sowells and the Herveys. State college in the last few years Dental Surgeon ditions. Both families »ere large and both has shown-that wheat is a suitable Tuffs Building PHOTOGRAPHS We are not criticising the Forest Service—Heaven j always were in attendance at all •nd even superior feed grain for Cameras and Supplies PKone 4 Ciants Pass fi.t bid. They are doing a marvelous uork. BUT—If i social gatherings, and all took ac all types of livestock. It already 113 N 6th St.. Grants Pass fi. -a we were in their place this year, we would have two tive part in entertaining the form» the chief ingredient of Ore crowds. I shall have to tell more gon poultry feeds and the propor- 4<)-men crews ready for action, instead of none. DR. A. W. BARLOW ¡FRENCH LAUNDRY Naturopathic Physician py. > -n joyed the best of health un- . oil IN A < ORNER Redwoods Hotel Building ( & DRY CLEANERS I til the last two years, and then ’ i U ITII I’HIL SNORT erday »nd o M al] that ha» ailed me is such things as jsvallv accctupany advanced age and » •»«Id be expected. Of course thir.gs l»ase not always gone j to suit me. my life has been over-1 shadowed with gloom, but we all get that no matter where we re- - de. On th - 9 h of June I shall '- a e '.ved one y.-ir over half my life in the Illinois valley. 37 year» is a k>ng time to live AIong the Concrete THE POCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDGE ! Agencies ' Haynes Clothing Shop | Wittrock's Store, Kerby | Lew Hammer, Selma ( all: Wed. and Sat. I L. B. Hall FI XERAI. HOME Mrs. L. B. Hall. Manager AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 388 Cor. 5th A C Sta I i I I I Phone 516 for appointment 5TA1ORUF PRUCESS * I I SERVICE— NOT SOMETHING FOR NOTHING — BUT DOING WHAT YOU WANT DONE PROMPTLY. I N T E L L I - GENTLY AND ECONOM ICALLY .... AAA Towing CkM * O£ u T k ■> Nash Sales and Service Phone 113 DELROGVEGARAGE 507 S. Oth Street. Grants Paas GRANTS PASS HOTEL MINERS HEADQUARTERS «15 “G* Street Grants Pass. Oregon
