Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 29, 1911
Page Eight
"TIN PAN ALLEY”
TELLS STORY OF
SONG WRITERS
Model Cash Grocery
.Mrs. W. F. Darger was shopping
Three little words that spell the
in Grants Pass last Monday.
song business—"Tin Pan Alley”—
wherein there is an intense and
W. T. Sherman made a business thrilling drama of human beings;
the story of the men and women
trip to Grants Pass this week.
who as songwriters, publishers,
Raphael E. Leonard was trans­ singers, dancers, piano players,
acting business in the county seat aitors and “pluggers” built Amer­
ica's most colorful “street” from
the first of this week.
a few songs into a vast industry.
“Tin Pan Alley” was born at
Miss Maxene Patrick visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Pat­ the turn of the century and was
rick over the week end from Port­ built on a shoestring by a group
of kid-musicians who drifted into
land.
New York s the trical center, 14th
Mrs. L. H. Grizzell and Mr. and street, from all over the country.
Mrs. Ttlas Brown were trans­ They were drawn to the district
acting business in Grants Pass last because in those preradio days the
theater, and the honky-tonks sur­
Tuesday.
rounding it, was th** only outlet for
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Donald Topp, who has been a their songs.
While the actual physical street
guest at the Lone Mt. Valley Re­
sort tin* past two weeks left last that was Tin Pan Alley during
Tuesday for his home in Los An- its many years has been repeated,
at.d the tunes which come from it
geles.
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revived, the romantic drama which
Mr. anil Mrs. R. T. Baumberger tells th«- story of the typical crea­
were transacting business in the tors of melody lane is the thing in
county seat the first of the week. this really great picture.
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On arriving home they found vis
itora from Dunsmuir, who came Hostesses Entertain At
over for a short stay.
Luncheon and Bridge
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Earl Grey spent last week ii
Mrs. Howard P. Bearss and Mrs.
Eugene where he will enroll for
Hamilton were hostes-
Kenneth
a summer course at U. of O. Mr
ses at a lovely social affair last
and Mrs. Grey plan to make theii
Tuesday at the former’s home on
home later at Jacksonville where
Mr. Grey has a teaching position the Caves highway, complimenting
a group of friends at a 1 o’clock
for next fall.
luncheon, followed by an enjoy­
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Mrs. L. H. Grizzell and son Ber­ able afternoon of bridge.
The rooms were beautifully dec­
nie left Wednesday morning for
orated
with spring flowers for the
Rogue River to visit Mr. and Mrs
Earl N. Grizzell for a short time. occasion.
During the afternoon Mrs. Sam
They will leave soon for Texa-
Bunch
was serenaded with “happy
and New York to visit relatives
for a few months and hope to re­ birthday” it being her birthday
turn to Oregon later where they and was presented a gorgeous cor­
sage of fresh vegetables ingenious­
will locate again.
ly arranged by Mrs. Harry Floyd
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Mrs. Frank Mellow left Monday from the garden of Mrs. J. M.
via Greyhound bus for Maxwell. Smock.
Prizes were carried off by Mrs.
California, where she will attend
the graduation of their son, Henry Harry O. Smith, Mrs. John W.
from Maxwell high school Thurs Smith and Mrs. Sam Bunch. Door
day, May 28th. Henry is well prize was given to Mrs. J. J. Vil­
known here where he graduated la ir.
Included among the guests were,
from Holland school and later at­
tended Kerby high during his Mesdames J. M. Smock, J. J. Vil-
freshman year. He has been stud lair, Harry R. Floyd, Harold Bow­
.■nt body president during his sen­ erman, Harry O. Smith, Sam
Bunch, M. C. Athey, John W.
ior year.
Smith, Phil Patrick, George W.
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Several
prominent
Chicago Martin, Raphael E. Leonard and
women stopped long enough in the the hostesses Howard P. Bearss
.alley to visit the Oregon Caves and Kenneth C. Hamilton.
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mil well* guests at the Lone Mt.
Valley 1 Resort the first of the week
before proceeding on their way NATIONAL FLAG
to Los i Angele: where they will at WEEK JUNE 8 TO 11
¡end a bowling tournament to be
held in that city in the near fu-
The period from June 8th to
lure.
the 1 Ith inclusive, is National Flag
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Week. Hon. James A. Slover,
M iss Grace Thrasher, daughter mayor of Giants Pass has pro­
of Mr.
Mr
and Mrs. George W claimed these days for an oppor­
Thrasher, at a recent meeting was tunity to pay tribute to the Flag
dected secretary of the Associai- of our country.
We, of Grants
•d Women Students at the South- Puss, most certainly want to do
rn Oregon College of Education our part in lending our effort to
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this cause.
Mis. E. 11
Kretsinger and
The occasion is particularly sig­
laughter. Myrtle, of O'Brien, left nificant because of the very re­
his Week for Keyport, Washing
ent death of Col. Janies A. Moss.
on. where the) will make theii U, S. Army, Retired President
home.
Mr. Kretsinger has boot General of th«- U. S. Flag associa­
employed there for several months. tion and originator of Flag Week
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It is suggested that every ef­
Mrs. J. II. Pomeroy returned fort be made by each business man
las! week to her country home on if this community to commemorate
tl« Pomercy ranch lit Kerby ac- lie event of Flag Week by appro-
<• ill pan led by Mis W H. Woelfert nriale patriotic window display.
of Honolulu. Mrs. Pomeroy has
Voui whole-hearted cooperation
just i i t in lied from Honolulu when tow aid this end will be most sin
she urd Mr
W.e'fert took the cerely appreciated.
boat ft i .' an Francisco. Mr. and
1.ouis E. Hummer,
Mi
V
A. (Bill) Pomeroy are
Sec ret ary-Manager oi
expect« <1 up to spend the coming
Grants Pass and Jose­
week e d and Mi. Pomeroy is ex
phine C. of C.
peeled to arrive next week from TO THE ILIINOIS VALLEY:
G li am to s »end a month on the
Let us join in this program and
ranch.
follow th«- Grants Pass proclama
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ion of obaeiv ng Flag Week.
Two
Every merchant can make a pa
intel estmg personalities
stoppet ■ ■»er night at Ye Rustic tiiotic window d splay and al
Inn Ins t Tuesday n g. t. Mr. and should have a flag fly i g from out
Mm i Mioch, from ( uracils la­ businesses and homes.
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land i i the Dutch East lndias Mi
Mioch s with the Dutch Shell Oil
DAY CAN
compai y and the company semi« MEMORI \l
them o i tour four months of each RRE \K RECORD FDR
year. I his year, on account of th« SAFETY IN TRAFFIC
war, they are traveling all ovei
I he 1 n ted States.
Memorial Day can establisl
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something of a safety record if
Mr. and Mrs. II ('. Hill an­
moving to Jerome Prairie wher«-
they have purchased some acreage
and will now make that their home
Th«-ir many friends will miss them
but wish them well in their new
surroundings.
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Frank Thompson was in the val
ley last Friday and is now working
in the woods near Grants Pass He
formerly resided
on
the Burch
property which was destroyed by
fire several months ago
CAVE .U NCTION, OREGON
Formerly
SCHUMACHERS
O. w. GREEN
PRICES EFFECTIVE MAY 30 and 31, JUNE 2 — FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Fresh Fruits and »
Vegetables
»
— FOR YOUR WEEK END OUTING
LUNCH MEATS OF ALL KINDS
SHOE STRING POTATOES
Blue Bell, No, 2’4 cans, 2 for
29c
OLIVES
Granada, Per quart
15c
lOc
PEANUT BUTTER
Peter Pan, per jar
MIRACLE AH)
3 Packages for
15c
MELLOMIST, Quench your thirst
Large size, plus deposit
SUGAR WHITE
10 Pounds for
SATIN
OREGON S OWN AND ONLY SU6AR
’5 Lbs. for
pie will have much more money
to spend, this may prove to be the
most widely observed Memorial
Day in a number of years; possib­
ly even the most active since the
depression started in 1929.
If all motorists remember that
accidents don’t just happen that
they are caused — Memorial Day
this year may long be remembered
as the day that we resumed' our
progress along the road toward a
safer America.
Here are a few hints which nsiy
save many motorists from acci­
dents:
Put your car in »afe mechani­
condition
way.
and keen
it
that
Bald-headed, cut or bruit­
ed tire» are more prone to blow
out in warm weather.
brake»
to check
Be »ure
and
»teering
mechanism.
If
you
are
going
on
a
trip
allow enough time for the jour­
ney to avoid hurrying
vi»or
on
the
car
A »un-
and
colored
gla»»e» over your eve» will pre­
vent blinding glare» which cauie
many cra»he».
See that your car i» well oi led
and greased for a long trip.
Don’t drive and drink—ever.
They just don’t mix.
Watchout for necnlr
afoot.
Remember that the road will
be filled with drivers who have
not been at the wheel much dur­
ing
the
colder months,
Be an
expert driver and help to neu-
tralize their mistakes.
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HERE
FOR
fi
25c
POTATO SALAD
No. 1 tall cans
CCC
lOc
«Oc
SI.50
BOSCO
With one glass
39c
P & G SOAP
Large bars, 6 for
25c
OXYDOL
Large package for
21c
FORMAY SHORTENING
4 Pounds for
43c
SALT
8 Pounds for
2Oc
RAISINS
I Pounds for
27c
— CROWN
new home about June 15th. The
contractors are doing their best
to have their work completed by
that time. The building will be
one of the most modern and up-
to-date in Kerby,
SIMPLICITY
Is a charm of life.
BUT—
There is
nothing simple about;
greasing
automobiles,
do
it
the hard
and
we j
way, we don’t:
mis» any of the fitting», come-:
quently we never get behind the j
8-ball.
Modern Cabins, Cafe
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«UTNMIZE0 BUTlItUTM ST»H0»«O Oil HKXXlCTS
MIAS TIMI WC
CO h AHU
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OMAKV
COTTAGES
GATEWAY TO THE OREGON CAVES
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Sunny f/te
(Sût) Health and Beauty SALE !
KERBY NEWS
CAVE CITY DRUG STORE
(Continued From Page One)
Your Rexall Store
last Monday and sustained a black
\ I Mailer,v, vocational adv.s eye. Reports said she is recover­
or of the Oregon Caves CCC camp, ing nicely.
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left for Roseburg over the week
end and returned with M s. Ma'. |
Alex Petersen sold his mine on
cry, their daughter and M k . Ma',
lery, Sr., so they could paiticipati
n tht> “Know Your CCC” week
W hen a f E llx J wi ’
HÀ«. TO STO? ANO
and the barbecue celebration held
THINK. L'P AN AL tM
it the camp last Sunday. They re
FT£ NtT CAYNu
limed to R< seburg :
His MLS
noon.
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has taught the past year in the Canyon creek to Wright and Tresh-
Butte Falls school. Mr. Cleveland am. Mr. Petersen left for Seattle
is the son of Mrs. D. M. ( leveland later.
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of Butte Falls and attended Ore­
Frank Zakomal returned from
gon State college at Corvallis and
is employed as a locomotive fire­ Grants Pass and is now employed |
man for the lumber company be­ on the Pomeroy ranch.
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tween Butte Falls and Medford. |
Buster
Branham
returned from
They will make their home in
Midway
Island
last
week and is
Falls
where
Mrs.
Cleveland
Butte
has a contract to teach again next now employed by his father Bill
Branham on the Pomeroy ranch.
year.
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ATTENDS C. C. CHAMBER
Mr. and Mrs. C. Anderton of
A delegation from the Illinois1 Klamath Falls were Sunday vis­
valley attended the evening ses-1 itors at the Phil Dessinger home.
sion of the Crescent City Chamber .
of Commerce Monday evening. I
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Ramsay left
Making the trip were Elwood Hus-I for Powers, Oregon last Monday,
sey accompanied by Dr. E. E. | where Clay is employed by the For­
i Brooks and W. F. Darger. Accom­ est Service.
panying Mrs. L. II. Grizzell were
Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Brown.
Harry E'.rov and Ed Dailey tran­
owners of Ye Rustic Inn and
sacted business in Grants Pass on
and Mrs. M. C. Athey.
Tuesday.
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When in Crescent City drive out
Mrs.
Clara
Magill of the Log
to the Cliff House on Pebble Beach
Cabin
cafe,
plans
to move into hei
Drive.
Dinners are served all
hours, both sea food ami chicken.
Beautiful beach for children, club
rooms for parties and banquets.
Special arrangements can he made
for large or small parties. \\ ish to
welcome all my old friends and
patrons friyn the Illinois Valley.
Edythe W. Mengel, owner and
Adv
manager. Phone 9 R. 23.
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WEEK
\\ ,i: . i; j ■
the Seen
tary of States office wil! be ii
motorists avoid accidents as sue- Cave Junction Wed tdaj .L
ce-sfullv thts year as they did on 11, to examine drive - or license
the same holiday last year
\ It hough 1940 saw motor ve­ VISITS PARENTS li» VALLF.Ì
hicle accidents increase 0 per cent.
Mr. and Mrs. D M. Cleveland.
' i-t Memorial Day there were only Jr., of Butte Falls. Oregon, w er.
30 traffic deaths in the entire in th»« valley Sunday to visit
country.
Cleveland's mother, Mrs.
I’h«- danger, however, is increas­ Ruck, and other friends.
ed this year, safety experts warn, Cleveland before hei marriage was
because Memorial Day will begin a Miss Claudia Buck and was grad­
three-dny week end for vast num- uated from the Kerby high school
her of citizens.
in the class of 1938, and was later
Because of the long week end graduated from S. O. C. F. at
and the fact that many more peo \shland in the class of 1940, and
25c
ORANGES
2 Dozen for
18c
PORK & BEANS
Van Camps, Picnic size, 1 lor
»
0
»
0
lOc
CARROTS
3 Bunches for
I Oc
LEMONS
Per dozen
cal
Green Peas, Spinach, Beets, Turnips, Radishes,
Onions, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Green Peppers,
Cabbage, Watermelon, Muskmelon, Bananas,
Avocados, Tomatoes, Grapeiruit
48c
PICKLES
Nalley’s Treasure Pickles
»
Cave Junction. Oregon
full pint Purefest
I ŒiŒi
OOOSiWlM
full pint
Solutio»«
1
ir J i 1
i liru
i i 1
1
I
Mi 31 Solution
Aspirin Tablets
100 Puretest
Here is a real value for you. Choose any two
of these three items at the above price. You
need all these items tn your home so be extra
thrifty—get several various combinations. In
that way you get big savings.
98c VALUE
your
C hoice
OF
these *»E All »EXAlL MOOUCB
1
2 for 69 c
: :
LINCIAI!
«j tube Rexall Milk of
Big tube lavender
g Magnesia TOOTH FASTE
SHAVING CREAM
SS and 4 oz. size Purefest
8« «nntllA/. DCDBAOA
SODIUM PERBORATE
Get the spark­
ling teeth that
come from
proper cleans­
ing.
011 Greases
GEO A HICKS
I
T>-f
68c VALUE
BOTH
FOR
sto «
and pkg of 10 Klenzo
Super-thin double edge
RAZOR BLADES
c
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44< VALUf
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