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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1941)
Page Four Illinois Valley New*. Thursday, July 10, 1911 » Illinois Valley News enrolled in the class at Sunday Spending the Fourth at the J. ing pictures as they are sung. school and Miss Varner was a vis H. Pomeroy ranch in Kerby were All are cordially invited to at itor. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Pomeroy, J. tend our meetings. -------------- o------------ — An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest K. Beine and R. R. La Place of valley in the world, the Illinois Valley and its surrounding districts. San Francisco and Winifred Speai Mr. and Mrs. Smith <s Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois and Noramarie Pomeroy of Sau CAVE JUNCTION COMMUNITY Wednesday, Thursday Valley Publishing Company. CHURCH salito. They left for their respec Entered as second-class matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at At Cave City Theater tive homes last Sunday. Sunday school 10 to 11 a. m. ASK FOR Cave Junction, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1879 Church services 11 to 12 a. m. Co-starring Carole Lombard and Editor M C ATHEY Come Sunday and hear Dr. : : Dr. Fred W. Gould : Robert Montgomery, who are seen Geo. H. Gray, Pastor. I Dental Surgeon SUBSCRIPTION PRICES together for the first time, ‘‘Mr. , --------------- o--------------- Tuffs Building I In Josephine County & Mrs. Smith” present a riotous ILLINOIS VALLEY CHURCH s Phone 4 $1 50 social comedy of a young Park Av-1 One Year . ... I OF SEVENTH DAY C«ants Pass .75 Six Months er.ue lawyer and the woman who 50 ADVENTISTS Three Months for three years has been accepted Outside of Josephine County Sabbth School at 9:30 a. m. $2 00 as his wife. One Year Preaching Service 11:00 a. m. Weaving its story deftly around Wardrobe Cleaners Prayer meeting Wednesday at The Illinois Valley News reserves the right to reject any advertising the marital life of this highly mod- 7:30 p. m. copy which i> deems objectionable. Advertising rates on application ! ern pair and the unique domestic : The oldest and best since 1911 You are invited to meet with Free Pick up by Grant* Pas* i rules by which they live, the film us. hits a crisis when the two discover Laundry Lynn Jolliffee, elder, Cave Junc that their wedding was illegal. In At Your Grocer tion. REDWOOD EMPIRE NEWSPAPER PUBLISHES Unit J their emotional rebound they find their romance has become a tri BRIDGEVIEW COMMUNITY angle, with the lawyer’s partner &■ 0 HULL & HULL CHURCH stepping in as a rival for the hero Sunday School 10 to 11 a. m. FUNERAL HOME ine's hand — if, of course, she LAUNDRY I Worship service 11 a. m. to 12 m. ¡FRENCH doesn’t remarry his associate. SRIAPOI Ambulance »ervice day or nite Evening Service at 7:30 p. m. SOlCIATI ON And, for various reasons, she 210 West “A” Phone 334 PUBLISH* Young Peoples Service 7 to 8 p. m. i & DRY CLEANERS isn’t at all sure she does want to Prayer meeting Wednesday at remarry him, although he frantic Agencies 8 o’clock p. m. ® ..................................................... .. I ally endeavors to induce her to do COMMUNITY CHURCH Haynes Clothing Shop OFF IN A ( ORNER Mr. Dexter of Grants Pass will : COMPLETE REPAIR Service so. The upshot of it all is that, I Wittrock ’ s Store, Kerby CLIPPINGS WATCHES and CLOCKS f have charge of the morning and WITH PHIL SNORT the three principals wind up a* : Lew Hammer, Selma I (Contributed ) Reasonable Charge* evening services. Lake Placid in a hectic and hilar Attendance at Sunday school -------------- o-------------- Call: Wed. and Sat. I Clarence E. Eggers Dear Ed: It’s jest ruinin' my an- was 54, and collection was $2.12. ious finale as both men grimly JEWELER gelic disposition to hafto write the KERBY UNION SUNDAY Quite a number of visitors were press the lady to make up her news that has gutter b<' writ f. i SCHOOL mind. Del Rogue Hotel Building : present at one or both services, as the News. I see that you had a folio.vs: Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Var 4 The Kerby Union Sunday school fine piece in about four guys what nor, formerly of Cave Junction, Mr. and Mr-. Charles Martin invites everyone to their Sunday a good-will trip to went over on GRANTS PASS l u now of El M’ nte, Cal., and and family of Prineville, ami Mr. school, which is held every Sunday Happy Camp, They wan’t only their daughter, Ardena; Mrs Ruth county, spent the Foruth with their HOTEL at 9:45 a. m. in the I. O. O. F. one of them air guys what de (¡riffin and children from Grants and Mrs. Roy Phillips of Klamath hall. MINERS HEADQUARTERS served a decent word spoke for Bass; Mrs. Earl Gray and child parents Mr. ami Mrs. Herb Mar On Monday, June 21st, Harold 615 “G” Street ’em and his name wuz, in full, ren from Los Angeles; Mrs. Dick chant of Kerby. Grants Pass, Oregon Davis, a chalk artist from (¡rants —o— Philip Newton Andrew Jackson La anil children from Midway City, Pass will illustrate songs by draw- Mrs. O. S. Hibbard of Portland fayette Bi-Gosh Snort. Cal., both visiting their parents The next time 1 go places with and grandchildren, Mr. ami Mis. is enjoying a visit with her par them hellions I'm gonta stay home. Sherier of County Road; Mrs. E. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifton who Iff bosses wuz worth stealin' Harry Brown, and Mrs Alice Pitl- recently arrived here from Cottage Messinger and Elwood Hu sey man, of Baptist church , Hayward, Grove, Oregon, a'so two brothers. would of been hanged more’n ten I Cal. Mrs. Pittman said they had Bill and Orval Clifton and their years ago. Hill McElweg wan’t visited four churches in four families >f Berke' ey, California. -o— quite so bad, only he luffed at ev states in the past month and liked ery mean trick what Harry and El ;>ur C ommuiiity Church best of any Wo rd has been received that I served me. The more I know them they had seen, Miss Celeste Hamilton was mar-! air two guys the more 1 think that It was also a pleasure to see ried last month to Eston Lough 1 mebby as likely Hitler is n denied with us again. Miss Helen Halm at Maishfield, Oregon. Mrs. Lough NOW AT THIS TIME, AS NEVER BEFORE. WITH THE AD good feller, Mussolina a Sunday- and is a sister of Kenneth Hamilton her mother. Rev. Cray VANCE IN PRICES ON EVERYTHING, YOU WILL BE school-teacher and Stalin n saint. preached on "I. berty and Law” of Cave Junction Motor Court ami MONEY AHEAD IF YOU TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE 1 node that E'.woi.l didn’t I ke to a go.'.! sized I •'■’d’ence, end the was here visiting Mr. and Mrs. SAVINGS. me, but 1 didn't think he would duct by Mesdani. Dick an 1 (¡rav Hamilton for the last two sum- « try to kill me jest because he was enjoyed by all. The beauti mers. didn't. Harry dern near talked ful flowers in the church w re SHOES —o— me to death and Hill jest set then riven and arranged by Mr. and 200 Pairs Women’s all white (). W. Vogue is putting silhou- Dress Shoes, good selection, and laffed. Mrs. Harry Mills, a id add so much ettes on windows ami automobiles I've a h'eep of patriotism, a let to the room, a very commendable advertising the coming airport ded $1.98 pair ter civic pride and I love the Il service rendered by these devoted ication. The silhouette is his own One table of 100 Pairs close $6.50 and $7.95 Values linois valley and have a miwful people. idea and anyone wanting one On outs Women’s Shoes, friendly feelin' fer Happy Camp, The week end party of the "Busy their window or car, can get in $1.00 pair but I'll be hanged if I'm gonto put Bees" class at the “Willadora ' was touch with him at the Hick- gar my life in jeopardy too often, with a delightful affair, with much ac age. The writing washes off read SLACK suns such n mess of critters. I uster tivity. Among other things the ily without any damage to the ear. $1.95 and $2.95 Values think that Hussey could drive a girls made scrap books for a chil- — o— $1.49 This group of Dresses consists of both light car, but that tiip cured me of d'en's ward in a hospital and Mild William Miller arrived in the Selected group of Slack thinkin* it. He made that lizzie red Tilley carried off jhe prize for valley a few days ago from Los and dark colors, rayons, printed and plain, Suits, some are slightly fad of his’n dance a jig all the wav her work. Sunday evening a larger Angeles to join hi is family who chiffons, some with redingote or .jackets, ed. All sizes, 12 to 42. San over that mountain, some times he gloup joined in at the supper hour have been here for some time, forized denim. regular and half sizes from 12 to 46. wuz dancin' toward Happy Camp and for the vesper song service, They purchased the Marvin Cross ( AMI* BLANKETS and thin dance back to Cave City, whim favorite songs were sung. A ranch on the Bridgeview-Takilma 64x76 size. Jacquard and he flopped f i" 1 oie wav and then new member, Yvonne Bayne, was road. bright Indian patterns. Fine tother. and t inally h ■ made a big I for car seat covers. flop and landed o' the summit. . 98c There are Wash Dresses on this rack that then he made it dance the devil's dream al! the way t > Ha >py Camp. are priced much higher. Good range of OVERNIGHT ( ASE It giggli I my ina .ls np-side-down sizes and variety of materials. 69c I get so sick ‘hat I dem mar * Good strong box with throwed up in. g • ard. and Mrs. striped covering. Vein e. at the t o. s' guard station, : ♦ I : Keibel's PERFECTION BREAD I ¿ ♦ I 4BS___________, i i I Í I PROCESS Dresses $5.79 Wash Dresses 98c ÿtA 'Peonie, gin me a dose aaved my life. When we got t'ie * >w n Happy Camp we had a thumb" ation of a time, finding th.' 1'lu' ii her of Converse. Converge. asked a fellei I where it w wuz and he -'d that mebby they but he • didr t know where \ nuther uster I president had . ",other c he <e i i <'d hu find e finds toth ■ hull front called what believ it wuz only 40 mild* ami they could buy ■ nd table salt cheapei at I el Grocery than anywh Everything wuz Cave Ci’y a dern word about Cave c r Todelope. I'd like ti and tell all about what I th those ginks what toted to Happy Camp. but. ps wouldn't dast send it thri mail, and besides I don't kinder language. \laiklin The best mad1 The nearest from b - ing non*brvakable. G Quart Size $4.45 Quart Size $3.49 4 YARD 1' ca:< s a. <l Sheer Batistes and Dimities. We positively cannot leplace these prints at this low price. BUY GIRLS’ Coleman Camp Stoves del No 41 all in sizi Eine for shot i H s I me. 3 inches NOW AND SHEER SAVE ! DRESSES l'i> Ciisp Now Sheer Chi'dren's DRESSES. East colors. Sizes 1 to 14 years. Get two or three at this price. little st in price. ■ ar und the nstant lijjht- 9 inches be- jw On the Balcony you will find the Largest Stock we have ever shown in Girls’ Sport and Play Clothes. Ideal for Summer Vacations. “Cannon” quality. Bath or large hand towel size. Col ored borders. Double threa I terry. Buy now and save. HOSE SPECIAL 49c 3000 pairs 3 or 4-thread chif fon or heavier service w'ghts. Kull fashioned ringless. Xew summer shades. Don't miss this value. PILLOW CASES 15c Ea. Outstanding value, 42x36 size. (¡cod quality. Buy now and save! ♦ PLAY SUITS Ms. Oth< i U. S. Extension Forks C amp Dishes Girl’s Denim Slacks and Shorts, each Tiplet 6 cups « p en t> boo kettle Th placed in o or h..\ ■<t 1 Girls’ Denim Slack Suits Each Fach 15C Girls’ I’lay Suits with Seperate Skirt. each SPEC 1 \l Folding (’amp Stools H.iv the thing for cantping and ou' a-s ned colors Were 40v i Folding Chairs Dr and Mrs X granddaughtei Ch ■ luma. California Maxfield, sistei of Iowa, stoppini to with Dr A N. ladies are Dr. Col PRINTS Thermos Jugs TURKISH TOWELS 18c 3 for 50c canvas with hickory frame t .mu green Were 25 Now most rtori i LARGE ASSORTMENT PLAY SUITS \XD <U\ TITS. PRINTS AND SEERSUCKERS Now 1.95 Rogue River Hardware Co. nm K> CHILDRENS PLAY SLITS 34< THE GOLDEN RULE YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT THE GOLDEN RI LE o 4 )