Illinois Valley New*, 'Ihurxla*. March IS. 1913
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Dr. A. N. Collman left today
(Thursday) for Reno, Nevada fl
where he was called on business.
Mrs. Sharlet Slack and her
Mrs. Lucy Jordan was shopping
mother, Mrs. Ethel Banta of Ker­
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in Grants Pass this week.
by were in Grants Pass on busi­
ness this week.
Mrs. Jack Hout was a shopper in
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Grants Pass last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Phillips of
the Ritz Tavern in Kerby tran­ fl
Charles Jackson was taken to
sacted business in Grants Pass the
thè Josephine General hospital for
first of the week.
medicai treatment last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Maurer
transacted business in Grants Pass fl
transacted business in Grants
today (Thursday).
Pass last Monday.
Mrs. Frank Freitas spent sev­
Mrs. Carl J. Theurkauf and
eral days visiting Mr. Freitas and
Mrs. Mel Gates shopped in Grants
family the past week. Mrs. Freitas
Pass last Friday.
is employed in Portland as a weld­
er in one of the Kaiser plants.
Mrs. Lew Hammer and her
mother-in-law, Mrs. Damewood,
Mrs. John Harris left this week
were in Grants Pass on business
for Tillamook where she will visit
this week.
her daughter and son-in-law, Mr.
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and Mrs. J. M. Fox. Before re­
Mis. Mae Haynes of the Haynes
turning hopie she will spend a few
Clothing store made a business
days in Portland.
trip to Grants Pass the first of the
week.
Word comes from Don Doney
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that he has been transferred to
Mrs. Zelma Hensley of Dryden
Camp Adair at Corvallis, He ex-
was dismissed from the Josephine
pects a hort furlough to visit his
Genera] hospital in Grants Pass
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Don-
last Friday.
ey veiy soon.
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Mrs. John Ulrich and young son
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith spent
returned Tuesday from Klamath
ii'«t Sunday with the former’s
Falls and Medford where they vis­
mother, Mrs. Agnes Smith at
ited relatives and friends.
Ashland, where she has been mak­
ing her home for the past several
Mrs. Rosie I). Pyle returned last
months.
week from Southern California
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where she visited relatives and
The annual me: I .ng of the Il­
f riends for several weeks.
linois Valley Stock Association will
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b< held on Saturili y night, April
M iss Jeanne Villair left last
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Sunday for Eugene to resume her
lnt> r and pictures have been ar­
studies at U. of ()., after spending
ranged for by Air. Harold Bower­
the tpring vacation with her par­
man, Redwoods e: teemed range:
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Villair,
and all stock iron are cordial’y ad­
vised to cireie tliir date and be
Mrs. Ebb Hogue of Selma left
on hand.
for Klamath Falls last Saturday
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where she was cullet |f by the ill­
M rs. Ethel Banta, captain of the
ness of her daughter, Mrs. Earl
Kerby Horseback Canteen unit,
Atchison, who had recently under­
held a practice meet last week
gone an operation.
which took place at the picnic
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The
grounds up Holton creek,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Marrs of
crew consisted of Berniece Fetz-
Chester, Calif., arrived in the val­
ler, Fannie Marchant, Jesse Wom-
ley this week to look after their
ack, Nettie Farlien, Erma Barnes
property interests.
They expect
and Ethel Elroy, Blanche Lackey
to make their home here perman­ substituted for Mrs. Mabel Ram­
ently again after several years ab­
sey who is in Portland and Flor­
sence in California.
ence Elroy acted for Lil White as
cooks.
Jim Franklin of Kerby is con­
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fined at a nursing home in Rogue
River recovering from a recent MOTHER’S DAY
Mr. Franklin has
heart attack,
AT UNIVERSITY
been ailing for several months and
it is hoped he will be able to re­
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
turn home soon.
(Special) — May day will be
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Mother’s day at the University of
Mrs. R. S. Leonard and son Gor­ Oregon this year.
don, have been making daily trips
The sided ion has just been made
to visit Mr. Leonard who is still by the mother's executive board in
in the hospital in Grants Pass. charge of the annual spring occa­
Friends will be glad to hear he is sion. Plans will be formulated by
resting mote quietly.
student and faculty committees.
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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harker of
Prineville and Mrs. Paul New­
lands o( Bend, spent a short time
in Cave Junction this week. Mrs.
Newlnnds is looking after her
property in the valley and Mr.
and Mrs. Parker visited at the
home of II A Tresham on Caves
highway
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Dave Renfro and W. F. Darger
went to Klamath Falls Wedties
day. Dave went to look at a
boiler, which he hopes to install in
the new mill. The present boiler
will suffice, but the boys are look
ing foi another one to help pro
duce more power.
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Due to the lack of business to
be transacted, until further notice.
C S. Rycmtt. county RR super
visor, who has been coming to l'lie
\'eu- office »very thud Wellies
day of each month, will close the
office here, and in the future
farmer- vvho wish to see Mr. Ry
cruft, cull at his office in the
I umlbui g building.
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Model Cash Grocery
Formerly
SCHUMACHERS
PRICES EFFECTIVE
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AND SATURDAY, MARCH
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| Fresh and Cured Meat
LEMONS
Per Dozen
ALBER S CORN FLAKES, 11 oz.
2 Packages for
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Cabbage, Celery, Carrots, Turnips, Avocados,
Oranges, Green Onions, Lettuce, Rutabagas,
Yams, Sweet Potatoes, Parsnips.
FLUFFO
3 Pounds
">71*
SPERRY’S PANCAKE FLOUR
9 Pound Bag ......................
( HILI BRICKS
Each
DURKEE S TROCO
Per Pound
TROCO MOLD
ONION SETS
Per Pollini
:soc
VERY BEST MACARONI
Package
Silver Nip GRAPEFRUIT HJK'E
11 Points, No. 2 ( an
25c
17c
37c
12c
25c
Royal Club FRUIT ( ’()( KTAII
11 Points, 2 No. 1 Cans
BEETS. Royal Club,
10 Points, No. 2 (’an
OLIVES, Tree Ripened
Extra Large
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RINSO
Giant Box
AUSTINS KIBBLED DOC, FOOD
5 Pound Bag
SCOT TISSUE
3 Rolls
MATCHES, Diamond
Large Carton
PLANT YOUR VICTORY CARDEN NOW !
WE HAVE THE SEEDS
OREGON INDI'SI RIAL
CASUALTIES
Oregon industries reported 1234
accidents to employes during the
past week including three fatali­
ties: J. B. Crandall and M. A.
Gordon of Portland and Herman
Wickman. Salem.
FIRST SNELL VETOES
Governor Earl Snell vetoed his
first egislative bills Saturday, re-1
jecting two measures which would
have granted appeals from decis­
ions of the department of agricul­
ture and milk control board.
The governor reasons that the
light of an applicant or licensee
to have his complaint hear«! in a
court of competent jurisdiction al-
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ready maintains.
SHIFT
Under a new policy all tubercu­
lous insane patients of Oregon
will be cared for in a special
building at Salem.
Sixteen of
these patients were received from
the Eastern Oregon hospital at
Pendleton this week and 58 regu­
lar patients were sent from the
state hospital at Salem to the East­
ern Oregon hospital.
WITHDRAWALS
Representative Leif S. Finseth,
newly appointed member of high­
er education, has resigned as a
members of the legislature and
representative John Steelhamme.'
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is waiving his legislative exemp­
tion and will report for induction
in the armed forces.
SIGN OR VETO
More than two hundred meas­
ures passed during the closing days
of the recent legislature were left
on the desk of Governor Earl Snell
for his consideration and ap­
proval. Saturday he indicated that
none of the measures would be
approved by the method of filing.
Under the provisions of the consti­
tution the governor may approve
or veto measures. A further pro­
vision permits enactment to be­
come law by merely filing. He will
either sign or veto all bills.
SPRING MERCHANDISE
“
Is Now Arriving Daily
Tire* and Batteries!
Atla* War tire
the only
tire on the market that car­
ries a guarantee.
COTTAGI»
Km*
’
Food-for-Freedom Loan No. 1
New Anklets
15c - 25c
Sun Suits
39c - 79c
Pastel Shades.
Sizes 2 - 6.
Straw Hats
15c - 59c
Sun Glasses
15c - 25c
For Men. Women. Children
Protect your eyes.
Fair Bows
5c - 10c - 19c
Child’s Sweaters
89c - $1.19
Satin and Velvet.
Fine cotton yarn.
('(»okies
15c - 25c - 10c Lb.
Leg Makeup
10c - 25c Bottle
Take candy’s place.
Save your hosiery.
GEN 1 S
Ladies
McGregor Co.
Where It’s Easy to I m * Thrifty”
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jU'ET ’«E SÍA-
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H£lP FiV SMtVM
SAILING ON IMI
HIL’H'AAsS
Grants Pass, Oregon
A New Modern
21
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
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A Yank
At Eton
Quick • Easy - Safe
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With
Mickey Rooney
And ALL STAR CAST
GEORGE A HICKS
Texaco (¡as. Oil. Greases
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35c
EGGS, Large
Per Dozen
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CHAME1.ONS
29c
17c
75c
RED MEXICAN BEANS
2 Pounds
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■Crown Flour and Feeds'
ketball players and fans moved in
and interest vibrated across the
street to the annual high school
basketball tournament at the Wil­
lamette University gym, the bas­
ketball capitol of Oregon for the
past 24 years. Saturday night the
Klamath Falls Pelicans defeated
the Baker Bulldogs and took the
state championship leaving the
Pendleton Buckaroos in third
place. Officials and coaches se­
lected the following as an all­
state team: Sowers and Hender­
son of Baker; Catteral. Pendle­
ton; Foster. Klamath Falls and
Crandall of Astoria.
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7 Oc
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ADMISSION
CAVE CITY
THEATER
MARCH 20
19 and 20
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PEANUT BUTTER. Royal Club
2 Pound Jar
M \RCII 20th
Slipper at Midnight
Uy the Ladies.
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GRAPEFRUIT
(i for
Since the firey forensics of sa-
lonic pros and cons have ceased to
echo through the marble halls of
CAPITAL PARADE
the capitol whisperings in stilted
meiter
now
betray
expected
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changes of department heads. The
When :»•»<> legislators, clerks and boys who guessed wrong and
lobbyists left the capital in the whooped it up for Charley
middle of the week some «>00 bas- Sprague’s election now aver that
after all Earl Snell is a darned
good executive if he keeps them
ST. PATRICK’S
on the job. Numerous high posi-
tions that collectively pay more
than $100.000 annually in salaries
are at the disposal of the gover­
nor or the board of control. New
names will be painted on some of
SATl RDAY
the big doors ami this is to hap­
pen soon, we have it.
Bridge* iew
(¡range Hall
FRIDAY
Fruits and Vegetables |
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CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON
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More of two vital victory foods—milk and pork—will be ;
\>ert Flew» of Greenacres Washington, left, who r-
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Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation Mr Plows is < own r
> drait from J P Jacobson, right, chairman of the Spokane C
V 8. D A War Board while County Loan Representative ACC.
center, looks on Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation loans . re n. At
for the production of essential farm product Applicatura a.e n. ale
through county war boards
Write or call
for complete
information—
Grants Pass Branch o/ th*
United States
National Bank
Off tc. HrtM, Oregon
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