Illinois V alley News, Thursday, May 6, 1943
Page Four
Mr. and Mrs. O«car Dorm ire of
Holland transacted business in
Grants Pass this week. They re­
cently sold the-»- ranch and ex­
O. W Green of the Model Gro­ pect to leave for Gold Reach to
cery, made several trips to Grants make their home permanently.
Pass for produce this week.
Mrs. I. R. Hearing and daugh­
Miss Victoria Jasperson trans­ ters, Misses Gertrude and Helen,
acted business in Grants Pass on spent last Saturday in Grants
Pass, looking for a place to live.
Monday.
After the school term is over they
Mr. and M ir . Art Kellert of the plan to move to Grants Pass.
H. & L. Cafe made a business trip
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mellow and
to Grants Pass this week.
family of Holland, spent last week
George T. Bell of the Drews end in Crescent City, visiting Mrs.
Cafe and Hotel, was in the county­ Mellow's father, John Silva, who
has been in the hospital seriously
seat on business this week.
ill for several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Shade re
E. Y. Taylor and L. E. Bidache
turned last week from California
made a trip to Grants Pass last
where they visited friends.
Saturday. They met Mrs. Marie
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hammer Wilson who had arrived via bus
made a hurried business trip to from Portland and accompanied
them home. Mrs. Wilson is dis­
Klamath Falls last Saturday.
posing of her interest in the Drews
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Conner of Cafe and Hotel to Mr. and Mrs.
O’Brien made a businesi trip to George Bell who just recently took
over the business.
Grants Pass on Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Harsh of
Word has been received that
Gaylen McCray who was listed a- Colfax, Calif., have purchased the
missing on a tanker was listed a- F. F. 11¡board ranch on the Bridge­
view and Takilma road, and took
a prisoner of Japan.
possession last Tuesday. Mr. Hib­
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Mrs. Maxine Patrick Baker and bard was in poor health and was
family arrived last Monday from unable to take care of the ranch.
Seattle to visit her parents, Mr. They have purchased a small acre­
and Mrs. Phil Patrick indefinitely. age near Grants Pass and moved
their furniture and personal ef­
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L. M. I.awson of Takilma re­ fects to their new home this week.
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TOMATO JUK E
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MACARONI, Bulk
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White
Remember Bataan
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JELLO PUDDINGS
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POSTI .M ( EREAI
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COFFEE — Hill's
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FLOUR -- 49 Pound Sack
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23c
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25c
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GEORGE A. HICKS
Texaco Gas. Oil, Greases
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Beef Stock Wanted
Next Sunday is “MOM’S DAY — Bless Her! She’s the one
who always understands—no matter how tough the problem.
She’s the one who always keeps things going smoothly at home—
Mother is the one we can all bank on 365 days out of the year, and
next Sunday, May 9th, we are going to pay her a national tribute
—It’s MOM’S DAY. We should all make it a point to do every­
thing we can for her on this day. Give her a present—take her
out to dinner—show her all the little courtesies you can think of
—you know Mother will appreciate every one of them.
To the Mothers who have close ones in the armed forces of our
country, we should all make a special effort to see that their day
is made as happy as possible.
TO ALL MOTHERS—THE GOLDEN RULE SALUTES YOU
ON THIS DAY — YOUR DAY!
SPRING SUITS
Make Mother Happy With a New Spring Suit—Choose from our
big collection of superbly tailored Suits and Dresses. All designed
for long wear. Priced from
SURE—We have Attractive Hats to go with the Suit or Dress
Amazingly Low Priced from S1.9S to $6.95
(’ave Junction, Oregon
Dance
SATURDAY
MAY S
Bridget iew
Grange Hall
Admission 75c
Dance Starts at 9 p. m.
Supper nt Midnight
Ry the (¿adita.
ANNUAL POPPY
DANCE
HOSIERY
New Spring Shades — Nationally Advertised Brands
NO-MENI) — PHOENIX — BERKSHIRE —
CANNON — THEME
SATURDAY
MAY 29th
79c - $1.00 - $1.15 - $1.35
American Legion
Auxiliary
YOU NEVER PAY MORE AT
Tickets SI.00
American Letton Hall
Cave Junction
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A Dime Out of
Every Dollar in
.S.War Bonds
FRIDAY
O. W. GREEN
I Fruits and Vegetables | I Fresh and Cured Meat
Mrs. Lucy Riley was in Cave
A beautiful twilight wedding
2 Packages
Junction the first of the week
ceremony was performed on May
visiting her father, and step-moth­
Day at “La Casa Willadora" when
SOFTASILK ( AKE FLOUR
er, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Whitehead
Mr. Albert ('. Thompson and Mrs.
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Theresa M. Cochran were united
Mrs. Ethel Banta and her daugh­
in marriage by Dr. William A.
BLUING, Mrs. Stewart’s
ter, Mrs. Sharlet Slack of Kerby
Brown.
were shopping in Grants Pass the
Per Bottle
Mrs. Cochran, who is a sister of
first of the week.
Mr. Robert Balzke, has been a
resident of the valley and living at
Rob Gran, son of Mrs. Nora
O’Brien for the past fight years. ,
Gran, arrived from San Diego to
She has been active in many or-,
visit his mother for a short fur­
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ganizations and admired by all |
lough.
who know her. She was inter-1
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ested in the P.-T. A., the Red
Robert Ralzke of O'Brien, ac­
Cross and the O'Brien Women’s
companied by his sister. Mrs. Tresa
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club of which she was an officer.
M. Cochran (now Mrs. A. C.
Mr. Thompson is connected with
Thompson 1 were in Grants Pass
George W. Brown, aged '<'•
a large milling organization in ,
transacting business last Friday.
Roseburg, where they will i make years, of Kerby, passed away at
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their future home, at 711 East the Josephine General hospital in
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Rogers of
Giants Pass, last Saturday after­
Sixth street in that city.
Hayward, Calif., arrived in the
noon, May 1st. He was born on
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valley recently and will now make
August 25. 1887, at Reynolds. |
ASSN.
their home here permanetly on HEALTH
Nebraska.
their property on Caves highway. ON TUBERCULOSIS
He is survived by his wife, Syl­
via; his mother. Mrs. Helen Brown
Josephine County Health Asso­ of Riverton, Nebraska; tw<> sons,
Mrs. Allen Thayer returned to
ciation
cooperating with Dr. S. B. Clyde James with the army in
her home in Holland laut week af­
ter visiting her daugl('er, M rs. Osgood and nurses in promoting Australia and George W. Jr., of
Earl Pflader of Crescent City the campaign to encourage people Kerby; a daughter. Miss Helen
in the county to take advantage i I>. Brown of Kerby; four brothers,
for several weeks.
of the early diagnosis service to! Ray of Naponee, Nebraska;
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E. R. Brown of O'Brien made prevent tin- spread of tuberculosis of Franklin, Nebraska; Ra
business trips to Giants Pass this which is always a hazard in war Riverton. Nebraska and Jit
times.
Denver, Colo., two sister-, Mrs.
week. On Monday he was accom-
Slogan of campaign is "Follow Della Williamson of Riverton and
panied by Mr. ami Mrs. Delbert
the Example of the Armed Forces Mrs. Pearl Webber of Franklin.
O’Brien.
Get a Chest X-Ray."
Funeral services will be held at
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Dr. Osgood says, “With tuber- 2:30 at the Hull & Hull Funeral
of Kerby was a
culsis rising alarming in Europe, Home. Interment will be in Hill­
in the county seat
with it beginning to rise in cer­ ci eat cemetery in Grants Pass.
accompanied liar-
tain areas of the United States, |
Holland who was
the 1943 Early Diagnosis Cam-'
paign of the Josephine County
I AÇkEDACTIVER
Tuberculosis Association is the
if ne wisheotp
most important, fat reaching cam­
HAVE HiS I IR&S
paign the association has ever
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held.”
Due
nurses,
als to
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
cautions in guarding gainst all
MAY Sth .nd 9th
types of diseases is even more im­
portant in regald to tuberculosis,
it is emphasized by associations
officials.
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