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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 30, 1912
Model Cash Grocery
Mrs. R. S. Leonard made a hur
ried shopping trip to Grants Pass
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Parkinson, Jr.,
and son, arrived this week for a
visit with the parents of Mrs. Park
inson, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Badden.
They are located in Compton, Cal
ifornia.
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Ed Copeland came back from
Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, Monday, and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bunch and
says that the country there is
Mrs. Mattie Seyferth motored to
almost a madhouse, with many
Crescent City last Sunday.
thousands of workers on the new
government project near that city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Backus of
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Tacoma, are visiting their son and
Kenneth Martin, vice chairman
family, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
of the County Wai Bond stuff and
Backus of Selma.
Frank Gordon, chairman of the
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Kappenstein, payroll allotment plan, were in the
Mr. and Mrs. H. Benner, of Oak valley today in the interest of the
land, Calif., Mrs. Margaret Bracey war bond and stamp sales.
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and H. Falkenhaynes were in
Gene Brown and Art Wiliams
were in Grants Pass on business
the first of the week.
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w Green of the Model Gro
cery, made a hurried business trip
to Grants Pass ori Monday.
Formerly
SCHUMACHERS
Misses Gertrude Bloomingcamp
and Edda Burke left for Medford
this afternoon (Thursday» where
they will be employed. Mrs. Irene
Smith accompanied them.
Mrs. Wm. Mulholland of North
Bend, Oregon, is in the valley vis
iting her daughter and son-in-law,
Mr. and
A. W. Hawkins at
O’Brien,
is. Mulholland ex-
pects to
ere for two weeks.
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Amos Boling who supplies Ker
by residents with wood, lost his
woodsaw by fire last week. The
report was phoned in from Ten-
nesee lookout and Dick Sowell
rushed the state forest service fire
truck to the scene, putting out the
fire before serious damage was
done.
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Mr. and Mis. John Pickle and
family of McKenzie Bridge, Ore-
Mr. and Mrs. Merv Mego havi gon, are visiting the latter’s par-
returned to their home in Van ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Tucker
Mrs. Pickle and fam
Nuys, Calif., after spending a of Selma.
week’s vacation visiting friends in ily will remain in the valley for
several weeks but Mr. Pickle had
the valley.
to return to his work last week.
CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON
O. W. GREEN
THESE PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE FRIDAY and SATURDAY, JULY 31 and AUGUST 1
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Grants Pass last Monday shopping
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Mrs. Marie White returned from
Portland Sunday morning aftei
attending the Legion convention
She states having had a wonderfu
time.
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Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rexforc
have purchased a small acreagi
near Grants Pass and are moving
to their new home this week. Del
bert has employment in Grant»
Pass.
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Clarence Coon, son-in-law of M
B. Rexford, has just returned
from Kodiak, Alaska, and was it
the valley visiting relatives this
week.
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Mr. and I Mrs. Gordon Stephem
Buena
Vista, Georgia
left foi L
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where Mr. Stephens was called byt
the serious illness of his mother.
Mrs. Harbeck.
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POTATOES
No. 1’s, 10 pounds
HAMS, Half or Whole
Per pound
GREEN PEPPERS
Per pound
20c
TURNIPS—EGG PLANT — ( ANTALOUPES
RADISHES - TOMATOES — CUCUMBERS
BANANAS — ORANGES
GREEN BEANS
3 Pounds for
25c
35c
»7c
25c
RAISINS
1 Pound packages
BLA( K FIGS
3 Pounds for
B & M BAKED BEANS
28 Ounce jar
EGGS
Large, per dozen
RAZOR CLAMS
Royal Club brand.
PALMOLIVE SOAP
3 Bars for
WHIFFS OF WHEAT
3 Packages for
27c
CASCADE SODA CRACKERS
2 Pound box for
PUREX
Per gal.
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43c
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BORENE
Giant pkg.^® •
PANT AKE FLOUR, Hungry Jack
10 Pound sack for
FORMAY SHORTENING
3 Pound pail for
MATCHES
Fire Chief, per carton
FLOUR. Klamath Boquet
49 Pound sack for
75c
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. Green Guard, fire prevention cam-
Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps
Mrs. U’Rena Slack and her
I paign, and it is not too much for
mother, Mrs. Banta, transacted
and support your country.
j us to ask every adult to likewise
business in Grants Pass the first
C.OFC. TO
do everything within his power to
of the week.
TO LARGER OFFR E
see that he does not cause a fire."
SALEM—(Special) — Two of
“Those of our citizens who take
Oregon's great resources, her tim-
The Grants Pass chamber
the complacent attitude that sab-
commerce will move it quarters berland and her wheat fields, both | oteurs will not get into our forest
Friday to the Masonic building, of them vitally important to win
and farm areas to start fires, had
Sixth and E streets, in space form ning the war, today stand in dan
better look back to mid-June when
erly occupied by the Peter Pun! ger of destruction by fire, unless a Jap submarine shelled onr Ore-1
War» are wpn by attacking, not by
cafe. The present rooms at Sixth , every citizen of Oregon joins gon shores," Johnson emphasized. |
sitting in a fort!
and K streets tire too small for wholeheartedly into the campaign
And today America it taking the
“Anything can happen here. It is
offensive against the Aiis
the increased demands of service to prevent forest fires and fires
the better part of wisdom to be
hard-fighting, non-stoppable
Charles R. Cooley, president, an along roadsides, said Dean John
forewarned and forearmed.”
and materials!
nounced Tuesday.
son, state chairman of the Keep
We're taking the offensive,
"Many different agencies no« Oregon Green campaign.
against the enemy at home-
inflationary 6lh column that blows
have offices or records in the
"We havk> been stressing fire
prices sky high.
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chamber of commerce building prevention
in
our forests all
You can help in both fights by
E. H Thrush and grandson of!
Civilian defense, war bond staff. spring, with outstanding results so
saving at least 10% of your money
Camas Valley, Ore., visited Fritz1
in U S. War Bonds every pay day
I'll employment service, war chest far,” Chairman Johnson pointed
Attack the An with your dollars
and lew Krauss in Selma last
and Oregon Cavemen organiza out, “but now that onr great acre
today.
Seventeen years ago Mi
week.
tions are but a few located there ages of wheat in eastern Oregon
You can start with as little as a
Thrush
was employed by the
10c War Stamp and you can get
“Instead of serving the needs of are ripening, they offer a great
Krauss Bros.
a $25.00 War Bond (maturity
, tourists as in former years," Mr. i potential danger zone for fires.
value) for only $18.75—at your
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(’ooley said, “the chambe r now I Now. mole than ever, wt. must ask
local post office, bank or othe-
Eor our fighting men
M is. Fay Chasteen and daugh
convenient sales aqency.
devotes most of its time and en- I that every citizen become a fire
for our country’s fu
rv Preui
lets, Verma and Alberta and son,
ergy to demands of our own com
warden.
Flipping of cigarettes
ture and for freedom
James of Clarkston, Wash, are
inunity.
The same cordial wei from cars into dry roadside grass |
we must meet and
visiting Mis
Murray Scott and
beat our county War
be given in the ne w i could cause a devastating fir« in |
■ come will
(
family of Selma
While h» i,- they
Bond quota and keep on do
home." Grants Pass Courier.
wheatlnnds, and wheat today is I
ing it.
visited the Oregon Caves,
Later
needed for a United Nation vic
they left to visit Mrs < < 'hasteen’s
Pick up your War Bonds anu
tory.
Stamps on your second stop
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P ’. Htiddles-
"State highway officials, and
m town ... right after you’ve
ton at Jerome Prairie
many county officials, are tn be 1
sold your eggs. milk, poultry
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Buell and
daughter of Medford, spent the
week-end in Cave Junction, visit
ing the latter’s mother, Mrs. Judy
Squire and brother, Gilman.
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Visitors at the Henry Krauss
home recently were Mr. and Mrs.
Hussey and daughter, Mis. Lois
Robertson anil daughter, Roberta 1
of Ferrydale, Oregon.
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Mrs. Mabel L. Ostrander and ’
son C. A Ostrander of Roseburg,
were in the valley last Saturday
looking after property interests of
Mrs. Ostrander.
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MOVE
ON ILtE OFFENSIVE
AMERICA!
FARMERS...
Maire every market-
day BOND DAY!
(hu* Job Is to Save
Dollars
( Inis Wendt and son Bob.
Murdock and son,
wete
rs in Grant- Pass this week
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commended
for the
prog am
of
Buy
cutting tall grass along roadways,"
War Dones
Sonas
Johnson continued. "The beys and
Every Pay Day
girls of Oregon have i espondei. in
stock or grain. No invest
ment is too small and no in
vestment is too large . . . the
mportant thing is to buy
very time you sell!
splendid style by joining in the,
CAVE CITY
THEATER
SATURDAY
.nd
SUNDAY
EXTRA SPECIAL
’SHOPTS’ CAN
CAUSE A LOT OF
TO.VPLE INA
(.AC AS VJ EU AS
Factory To You at a Big Saving
IN 1HE MARKET
AUGUS I1S| and 2ND
I irti “Thin Man” Picture
The Mouth Wash many dentis’s
use Spicy cinnamon
flavor makes your
mouth feel really
fresh and clean. Get
full pint 59c size
and extra 6 ounce
29c size for
THf tti.ii
In 2 Year»!
MYRN \ I.O> and
WILLIAM I’OW ELL
in
Shadow of
the Thin Man
r
Cave City Drug Store
YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE
CAVE JUNCTION
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Passed by Censor
T IKE other regiments of the mod- 112.000.000 aie now engaged in ¡no-
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during munitions in Canada At
land Li rh: Infantry overseas can this poiiit it is expected that the
open, sustain and < .ury through an Dominion is approaching its visible
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limit of material and management.
source« In addition to the usual An outstanding productive achieve
small .runs and grenade units, car ment is the delivery so tar of more
riers and skilled mortar crews go than 200,000 ainjy vehicles, which
forward a« part of the assaulting have
seen
service
in
several
ar.lt. such as Pte H Perkins, of theaties of war.
Hundreds of
Gielph, holding the light two-inch Cinadian-niade tanks have bee;,
mortal which he and Pte W T shipped to Russia, with more com
Shewbridge of Hamilton pack right ing off the production lines every
up to the front
About S2I.M0 day eai marked for the fighting
Canadium» out of a population of fronts.