News, Thursday, December 25, 1911
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Mrs. Tresa Cochran, of O’Brien
made a trip to Grants Pass last
week on business.
Mrs. H. P. Bearss and her moth­
er, Mrs. Bell, were in Grants Pass
transacting business Monday.
THE STORE WILL BE OPEN
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE UN-
TIL 9 30 P. M. WEDNESDAY
EVENING. CHRISTMAS EVE,
WITH A STORE FULL OF EX­
TRA FINE CHRISTMAS GOOD­
IES.
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Mrs. Bert Badden and Mrs. Art
Kellert were Christmas shopping
this week in Grants Pass.
Joe Franks and Clarence Strong
of Takilma were business visitors
in the county seat last Monday.
Mrs. Lew Hammer with daugh-
ter and son were in Grants Pass
on Monday and Tuesday of this
week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Art Williams ac­
companied by Mrs. Robert Balzke
were shopping in Grants Pass last
Saturday.
Louis Bidache left Monday
morning for San Francisco where
he will spend the holidays with
Mrs. Bidache and his son and fam­
ily-
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson
of O’Brien were shopping in
Grants Pass on Monday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Robert
Balzke.
For your many evidences of good will
we thank you. and we look forward to
a continuance of the happy relation­
ship we have enjoyed in the past.
MIL AND MRS. (>. W. (¡KEEN
Model Cash Grocery
“Bit” Smith is spending the his family for the Christmas holi­
His many friends in the
Christmas holidays with bis par­ days.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. (). Smith valley wish him a speedy recovery.
on Caves highway. “Bit” is now
attending O. S. C. at Corvallis.
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Mrs. J. J. Villair returned from
Arriving in the valley last week
Portland where she spent several
end to spend the Christmas holi­
days. She was accompanied home
days with relatives were Gordon
by her daughter, Miss Jeanne who
Morris of Pendleton, Miss Mar­
is a freshman at U. of O.
garet Morris of Bend and M ss
Rev. (’. G Morris who has been
seriously ill at the Josephine Gen­
eral hospital in Grants Pass ts at
his home on Caves highway, He
was anxious to be at home with
NEW YEAR’S EVE
Dance
CAVE CITY
COFFEE SHOP
ot Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Morris.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson left
Monday evening from Grants Pass
.Mr. and Mrs.
.1. M. Hout
our
be
we
Ladies of the \uxiliary
serve midnight lunch.
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MR. \ND MRS.
( . W. BAIRD
AND A M APPY
NEW IYE1R.
TAKILMA, OREGON
Most Sensational Techni
color Hit Ever Film"1
Cave Junction
Beauty Salon
Gert rude Bloomingcamp
Beauty shop will be closed until
Wednesdav morning. Dee. .'list.
NEWS AT 7 00 «nd 9 00
I EA I CRI ONCI ONI Y 7 30
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TO YOU
AND YOURS
An old-fashioned Christmas
. . . the kind of a Christmas
that helped made the gay
90's gay . . . yes, the kind
of a Christmas that the old
family album could tell about
so eloquently — that's the
kind of a Christinas we wish
for you and yours.
We’re grateful for your pat-
lonage during the past year,
and hope for a continuance
of our pleasant relations.
termined, during 1942, to
take «till further step» to
merit your continued friend­
ship and loyalty to u«.
May the undi of the hour-
glax bring you many gold-n
hours of happiness in the
year to come.
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Your Rexall Store
Cave Junction
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Mr. and .Mrs.
K. C. Hamilton
Cine Junction Motor Court
A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
Quick • Easy - Safe
Write or call
lor compiate
informatioa-
Among the most cher­
ished gifts bestowed by
the passing year is the
friendship and pleasant re-
lations tuat have existed
between us. We h< pc for
a continuance of this
frit 1 dship during ’he year
to c-’me, and, in the spirit
of the sesaon. we cordially
greet you and wish you
the most Merry or Merry
Christmases.
CARNER'S
1OMOTIVE
SERVICE CO
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Cave City Drug Store
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via train for Oakland, Calif., where
they will spend the Christmas holi-
days. They expect to be gone
several weeks.
A TOAST TO OUR FRIENDS
Cave Junction
Shell Oil Products
CAVE CITY
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Closed All Day Chriitmat
WEDNESDAY.
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Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Boyd left
last Saturday for Woodland. < al.,
where they will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Martin over the holidays.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hamilton of
The Cave Junction Motor Court
lift for Los Angeles to spend the
holidays.
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The Season of Peace since the angel choir was first heard over
the fields of Bethlehem! Even amidst the thunder of war the
magic of Christmas has, during all the centuries, sent its streams
of good will around the world.
During this Season of Peace we wish for you all the rich spirit­
ual joys that are our divine heritage at Christmastime, with an
abundance of material blessings, too.
George W. Martin made a trip
to Medford on business last Mon­
day.
Mrs. Martin shopped in
Giants Pass.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NFW YEAR
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