Illinois \ alley News, Thursday, Decemlwr 11, 1911
Illinois Valley News
glasses, trays, hot water bottles,
ice caps, flash lights, electric hot
plates, cooking equipment, pots
An independent newspaper devoted to the development of the richest and pans, knives and forks and
valley in the world, the Illinois \ alley and its surnatnding districts spoons.
Published every Thursday at Cave Junction, Oregon by the Illinois
—Remember Pearl Harbor —
Valley Publishing Company.
as second-cl-ss matter June 11, 1937, at the Post Office at
tn
iavt Junct.on, O.egon, ur er tne act of Ma.eh «. »79
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Editor
ATHEY
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The Illinois Valley News reserve the right to reject any advertising
copy which i> .leems objectionable. Advertising rates on application
dSíí’!
a large portion of these owners de­
lay their applications till late this
month, the resultant congestion
due to holiday mailing will work
an inconvenience on many drivers,
the secretary of state said.
Applications now are coming
into the secretary of -tate’s office
MASS MEETING
at a rapidly increasing rate and
TO BE HELI) IN
new plates are being sent out by
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return mail. This prompt service
can be mainta ned only during the j
Some time next weeek, date not period prior to the Christmas mail­
as yet certain, there will be a mass ing rush, it was exnlained.
meeting of the peonle in the val­
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ley to learn what the Civilian De­
fense Corps can do to help the
NOTICE
county during the national emerg­
ency.
Will all graduate nurses ami
The date will be publicized in
those
with partial hospital train­
plenty of time for all the people in
the valley to take notice. There iti«:. also everyone who holds a
is a mass meeting of the coordin first aid certif cate get in touch
ators and chairmen of committees with Mrs. Martin Sachse. Kerby.
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Local
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men will attend this meeting and
M> -■ E. J Hicks returned home
bring home to the citizens what
is expected of each and everyone. la-t Tuesday from California,
When this meeting is called, it where she has b *n visit! g f >r
Ptl
One g
will be the duty of every citizen to past few week«
SOlCIATI ON
PUBLISKf
—o —
attend and get first hand infor-
mation for our national defence.
Cablegrams were received by
Mis. Claude Tucker and Mrs. H.
“BILLY THE KID’’
OBYE TAKES
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If. Morris that the boys were in
SAT.
AND
SUN.
( LIFE’S POST AS
Honolulu and were all right. No
Judge Childs Visits
FOREST CHIEF
word when they expected to com“
Robert Taylor, an expert horse­ Cave Junction
home.
man
and
a
lover
of
the
outdoors
H. C. Obye of Medford arrived
in Giants Pass Wednesday to taki since his boyhood days in Nebraska
Judge John L. Childs of Cres­
51 r. and Mrs. Ronald Tycer and
over his new duties as superviso) for years has set his heart on play­ cent City, Calif., was in Cave Junc­ family have moved to the Jack
ing
a
Western
on
the
screen.
!!•
of the Siskiyou national forest. He
tion Wednesday of this week w ork- Whiteman place on Caves highway.
succeeds Edward P. Cliff, trans wins the chance in Metro-Gold
a » in the interest of the Wester.i Mr. and Mrs. Howard Carpenter
ferred to Lakeview as superviso) wyn-Mayer’s “Billy the Kid," Tax Collection, a publication to the who have been there during the
which comes Saturday and Sunday
of Fremont national forest.
organization o< an association of past summer have moved to Grants
nt
the Cave City thiater.
Mr. Obye has been assistant su
the eleven nit'oral forest states Pass to live.
“At long last I’m doing a West­
pervisor of the Rogue River na
¡■’to an organization to go to < on-
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tional forest since December 1 ern,’’ Taylor said happily. “I’ve gres- as a tin t and demand nianey
wanted to do one ever since 1
1935.
in lieu of taxes on all federally
.Another enjoyable and enter­
started work in pictures. In fact,
owned land.
taining card party Saturday eve­
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if I had my choice I’d never have
Judge Childs has been working ning, December 13th in the Ladies’
done anything else. Bill Hart and
on
this proposition for nearly three Auxiliary hall. Everyone welcome
Airplane Lookouts
Tom Mix were my earliest film
years and an interstate organiza­ Come and have a good time. Prizes
idols. When I was a kid I would
tion known as the Interstate Asso­
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si i their films over and over
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ciation of Public Land Counties
mid furnished by the Oregon State again. One day 1 took my lunch to
lias been formed.
Fire Patrol.
the movie theater and stayed
Make a Christmas pres­
Ten of the eleven states have
There is considerable work to through nine showings of a Mix shown interest in the organization, ent to your friends, send
be «tone in connection with man- picture.
Senator McNary of Oregon has in­ them The News.
ning these stations. Transporta-
troduced a bill (Senate Bill 12011 I
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tion up and back is no small prob
which is passed by Congivss will
lem, and how long the Forest Ser­
rtcrpift
provide adequate relief. The par I
Emergency
Hospital
vice can supply this transportation
ticular phase of Judge Child’s work
camen» shop
is questionable, as they have no
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at present is to get influence be­
funds for this purpose, even
hind this bill.
PHOTOGRAPHS
though it is a national emergency. Ganiere will have charge of out­
Cameras
and Supplies
The service cun supply much need­ fitting first aid kits and supplying
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113 N 6th St., Grants Pass
ed equipment, but food and gaso­ them to the stations.
line will have to be met by local
A list of equipment needed in Newlyweds to Reside
help. If anyone desires to help case of emergency for the emerg­ In Santa Cruz
with this work, either as a volun­ ency hospitals was compiled by the
teer lookout or donate some food disaster relief committees and per
Miss Ida Nemes, daughter of
or money, sec George Hicks at the sons having anything to donate Mi. and Mrs. B. T. Nemes of St.
Texaco Service station and make were requested to see Mrs. K.
Throw away your suits when
Helena, formerly of Colusa, was
they
become soiled and show
yourself known.
Hamilton nt the Cave Junction united in marriage to Henry Mel­
wear?
Motor
Court.
Person»
with
th«*e
low of Santa Cruz at St. Thoma-
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cleaner makes them
articles were asked to either donate Aquimas Cathedral in Reno, Ne­
again.
“Blessed
Events'* announce- them or inform the committee that vada, on Friday, November 7th.
ments were received by a number they will be available at time of The counle was accompanied to
Your car will give new per-
formalice when points of
of friend» in the valley telling of emergency.
Reno by Mrs. Jer >me Steph "ns, a
wear are cleaned and k pt
the arrival of little Miss Katherine
On the list is the following: cots, ■lose friend of the Nem s family.
in pr per adjustment.
Laura, December 7th, in Newberg, (iron), single beds, mattresses, bed
The bride, n graduate of Colusa
born to Mr. and Mrs. Forbes B pans, urinals, irrigation sets, toilet
■gh school v"s employed for the
FOT IGNITION AND
Slayton,
The Slaytons were a' I aper, linens of all kinds, blankets, •lust s< vend months at the local
CARBURETOR SERVICE
one time residents of Cave June- pillows, good sheets, old sheets \gt ¡cultural Cons ivation offic ■
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DRIVE IN TO
tion and sold their drug store to pillow slips, towels, unbleached lin­ '■’or the wedding she was attired
Mr and M > - Samuel Smith, ev- ens, clean white rags, pajamas, in a blue pin stripe suit with black
oral years ago.
bathrobes, basins, pitchers, dishes. accessories.
wan
Mr. Mellow is the -on of Mr
MOTOR, ELINIT
and Mis. Frank Mellow of Cavi
1 Next time, try the train
506 E J ST
Junction, Oregon, but for several
years made his home in Maxwell.
He is a graduate of the Maxwel'
Union high school. He now has
a responsible position with the
Meadowbrook Cream« ry corpora-
t’olusa Times.
tion at Santa Cruz
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Vou tan go East through
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FOR NOT 15 EXTRA RAIL FARE
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JOIN THE THOUSANDS who go Fast through sunny Caliform.- —
through romantic San Francisco and glamorous Io« An
On roundtrip tickets to New York. Chiiago and most o Ar
«astern line«, you «an go this way for not 1« extra rati tare.
SERVICE—
—Remember Pearl Flarbor—
NOT
SOMETHING
FOR
NOTHING — BUT DOING
WHAT YOU WANT DONE
PROMPTLY. 1 N T E L L I ■
GENTLY
AND ECONOM
ICALLY ....
Neu Licence Plates Can
Go On December 15th
1942 Oregon license
plates will blossom forth on motor
vehicles after Monday, December
loth when it becomes lawful to
:itta.‘h them. Earl Snell, secretary
of state, said today reminding mo­
torists to make early application
f< r the new plates to avoid mail
congestion during the holiday sea-
A AA Towing
Nash Sales anti Service
Phone 113
DEL ROGUE GARAGEi
Motor veh cle registration in
cgon now exceeds 400,000, the
year 1941 being the first time in
histoty this figuti was reached.
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ASK FOR
Southern California All-Winter Sun Festival!
WHEN YOU GO EAST through California, you can
see Mime of
the UK) event« of Southern California’« All \\ inter Sun Festi­
val. From now until March. there’ll be something doing every
day in the laud of palm tree« and movie »tars. For free li«t
of Sun Festival event«, see your S. P. agent or write J. A.
Ormand), 622 Pacific Budding, Portland, Oregon.
♦
Keibel’s
PERFECTION
BREAD
Th« Friendly Southern Pacific
♦
xce your local S P. agent or write J. A. ORMANDY,
Gee. Pari. .4^»., 622 Pacific Bldg., Portland. Ore.
At Your Grocer
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.">07 S. 6th Street, Grants Pass]
Phone 47
Sherman’s Camp
Cave Junction
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Wardrobe Cleaners
Dr. Fred W. Gould
Dental Surgeon
Tuff« Building
Phone 4
Granta Pa««
The oldest and best since 1911
Free Pick up by Grant. Pas.
Laundry
:
DR. A. W. BARLOW
HULL & HULL
Naturopathic
FUNERAL HOME
210 West “A”
1 Haynes Clothing Shop
| Wittrock's Store. Kerby
Lew Hammer, Selma
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Call: Wed. and Sat.
Phyiician
Redwoods Hotel Building
Ambulance service day or nite
Phone 516 for appointment
Phone 334
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REPAIR Service
GRANTS PASS
HOTEL
WATCHES and CLOCKS
Reasonable Charges
i
I Clarence E. Eggers
MINERS HEADQUARTERS
615 “G” Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
JEWELER
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Del Rogue Hotel Building
j5v7i>¿
CHRISTMAS SHOPPÇRSJj
Quick REX SELTZER
does the trick . . .
Feel "fit as a fiddle.’’ For quick
relief from discomfort of mus­
cular aches and pains, head­
aches, colds, get quick act­
ing Rex-Seltzer.
,, PRODUCT
25 TABLETS
A , AOxott
Ji i
Caro Nom»
’ o MB IN AT! ON
Another delightful cre­
ation containing Cara
Face Powder,
’ >st k and Rouge in
t’ » thrilling Nu- Red
S’ ~.«!i
%
Rexall Cherry Bark Flavored
COUGH SYRUP
Get relief from coughs due to
colds with this so phasant-to-
take cough syrup. See how
it gives relief.
50
V
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PRODUCT
7 OZ. SIZE
A
PRODUCT
fatfMWû Ça Me 3^^
■ïA'âhuu SkepfOny EXTEA VALUES
The best values always go quickly so start your shop­
ping now—at the Rexall Drug Store where gifts and
values are better. You'll find unusual, smart, beauti­
fully designed gifts that will give extra pleasure. What
is more important, the low prices will amaze you.
Rexall Shopping is more convenient, too, more fun to
elect from the wide selection of gifts. Visit the Rexall
Store now—while stocks are complete.
the
rexall drug store
Cave City Drug Store
Your Rexall Store
Cave Junction
»e ur«je you now to get your Christmas Gifts
they are selling fast. Don’t wait! Check these
Universal Waffle Iron
$1.95
Has heat indicator
Water Sets
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$1.75
G
■I, Stag randies
Silex Coffee Makers....
Get yours NOW
»._•) up
»
Cookie Jars
SI.95
Gayly decorated
$1.95
Polished w od with fork and spoon
Mayonnaise Set
each 50c
Clear Crystal glass
Set of Four Vases......................
Matched style
Toastmasters
2 Slice, automatic
Electric Hamilton Beach Mixers
,
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n
$25
A proud gift
Cookie Buckets
FRENCH LAUNDIH
I & DRYCLEANERS
!
Agencies
$1.75
White with red lettering
Cake Service
S3.95
Enough for six
Electric Corn Poppers
$1.10
A Real Value
Mixing Bowl
$1.00
A hugh bowl with -poon
Cake and Pie Covers
$1.25
Keep cakes fresh
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• Office hours: 9 a. m. to 12 j
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1:30 p. m. to 3:30 p. m.
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Valley Lumber Co.
West F St.
M VS PA PER PIIBLJSHÇÇS UjÄQ in Salem next Monday.
^REPtVOÖD EMPI HE
I DR. A. N. COLLMAN 1
F H A LOANS
BUILD NOW — PAY BY
THE MONTH
Your Gift Store
„¿".ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE
Stamp.
WHERE MOST PEOPLE TRADE”
GRANTS PASS
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