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Illinois Va I ley N e w s, Thursday, July 8, 1913
Mrs. Cloe Butler and father,
John W. Thompson of Talent, Ore­
gon, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. L.
C. Thebo. Mrs. Butler and Mrs.
W. W. Williams of Dryden was Thebo are sisters. Mr. Thompson
a Cave Junction visitor on Wed­ will be 97 years old in October.
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Thacker
CAVE JUNC TION. OREGON
Formerly
Harold Brewold of the Brewold spent the Fourth visiting Mr. and
Pine company, transacted business Mrs. Joe Hudron and Miss Vivian
SCHUMAi HERS
Taylor, Mr. Thacker formerly
in the county seat this week.
operated the ('ave Junction bar-
PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 9th AND 10th
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Robinson ber shop.
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of Kerby, were in (»rants Pass the
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Mrs. Lew Hammer of Selma was
first of the week shoppings
in Grants Pass Tuesday. Mrs.
Fred Linkhart and Harry E. Hammer will leave next week for
Messenger were transacting bus­ a 10 day visit in San Francisco
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with her daughter who is employed
iness in the Pass this week.
in the bay city.
LOC AL BOYSENBERRIES, RASPBERRIES
PORK ( HOPS
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Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wendt and
Per Pound
Raymond Baldwin of Holland,
son Bob, spent the Fourth in
is gradually improving from his
Grants Pass with friends.
(¡RAPEFRUIT
LOIN STEAKS
recent injury when he was kicked
4
for
by
a
calf.
He
was
dismissed
from
Per Pound
F. E. Ford made a trip to the
county seat the first of the week the Josephine General hospital
where he received medical treat­
PREM
on business.
CABBAGE
ment.
12 Oz. Can
Per Pound
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Phillips of
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Walton of
the Ritz Tavern in Kerby, were
HILL’S COFFEE
PEARS, Bartlett
Holland have had as guests at their
Grants Pass shoppers this week.
Per Pound
home Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Copeland
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No. 2'/2 ( an
and
family
of
Sacramento.
The
A. ('. Hough, prominent attor­
POSTUMCEREAL
ney in Grants Pass, was in the Copelands formerly lived in the
KRAUT
valley several days during the past valley.
Package
Wm. J. McLean of Kerby tran­
No. 2’4 (’ans, 2 Cans lor
week on official business.
sacted business in the county seat
STALEY’S CORN STARCH
( RACKERS, Tasty-Maid
Mrs. Leona Hervey and her sis­ on Tuesday. Making the trip with
2 for
ter, Mrs. Clark of Medford were him were Misses Rosemary Sachse
2 Pound Box
shopping in Giants Pass the first and Carrol Anderton.
PU REX
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of the week.
HOT SAUCE
Per Gallon
Mr. and Mrs. Art Drews left for
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(
ans
for
Mrs. Maggie Gates returned to their home in Portland after
OXYDOL
her home in Crescent City last Fri­ spending several days in Cave
(
REAMED
HONEY
Large Package
day after visiting her sister Mrs. Junction looking after their pro­
Package
perty interests.
Martha Trefethen.
IVORY SOAP
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W
HE
ATI
ES
Large Bar
Roy
Gates,
of
Pondosa,
Califor
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Smith
2 Packages
and daughter Margaret, went to nia, is visiting his uncle, Mel Gates
SKAT
Grants Pass Wednesday on busi­ and family and other relatives
ALBERS FLAPJAi K FLOUR
and friends in the valley. He ar­
ness.
3 Pound (an
rived last week.
HI Pound Sack
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SHINOLA
Mrs. Della Linton of Portland,
Miss Yvonne Payne, daughter
sister of George Wells, is visiting
( LABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER
SHOE POLISH
relatives and friends for an in­ of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Payne, is vis­
2 Pounds
‘«'Bl
iting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
definite stay in the valley.
AUSTIN’S KIBBLED DOG FOOD
Mrs. Ira Beam at Crescent City,
5
Pounds
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scranton and
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CROWN PANCAKE FLOUR
family of Prospect, and Arthur
Mrs. George Smith and children!
Muse of Central Point visited at Paul and Marilyn left for their I
HI Pound Bag
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee home in Burlingame, California,
Sowell.
after visiting her sister, Mrs. May­
nard Murdock and family on the He will leave about July 15th for
One battle wan does not win
his base at Camp Adair.
Mrs. John Ulrich and son John- Caves highway.
a
war We've got tougher
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ny, of Holland, returned last week
times
ahead.
Mrs. John Brown and children
AND IT WILL
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Klock and
from several weeks visit in Kluni-
of
Bonneville,
California
will
leave
son Delbert of Beaumont, Texas,
ath Falls,, Portland and Seattle.
BE
IN THE PAPER
Buy More
this week end for their home af­ visited recently at the home of
ter visiting at the George Wells Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Conner of
Wer Binds
holm-. Mrs. Blown is a daughter O'Brien. They left for Marysville,
of Mr. Wells.
Calif., for another visit but plan i
—o
to return to this valley in the fall 1
WE HAVE ADDED
Lieut. Carl E. Lohman made a where they hope to reside perman­
trip to Grants Pass last Friday ently.
The undersigned have purchased the Texaco
Animal Fly Spray
and returned home in the after­
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Service
Station and Garage from George Hicks.
SATURDAY and SUNDAY
noon with Mrs. Lohman and their
and
Frances
Ayris
returned
from
We want to assure the people that it will be
JULY 10 and 11
new baby daughter. Mrs. W. C.
Klamath Falls where she attended
Separator Oil
our constant aim to supply your needs and ren­
Wieland went to the Pass with high school and was a graduate
Lieut. Lohman.
der the best service we can. and we soncerely
this year. She is home for the
To our other accessories for
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hope we may have the opportunity to continue
summer but plans to leave in Aug­
your convenience.
IN THE
Mi and Mrs. Wernei Huber left
ust for Santa Cruz. Wayne Al­
to serve you in the future with the same high
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Saturday morning for a day's vis­ ban of Klamath Falls is visiting at
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standard
of workmanship you have enjoyed in
it with friends in Willits, Califor­
the Ayris home for several days.
nia. Later they were to leave for
the past from Mr. Hicks.
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TIRES, BATTERIES
(In Technicolor)
San Francisco where Mr. Hubei-
\\ Bernard Roberts of the Cave '
Walter Freeman. Ray Wilson.
and Other Car Acceoorie*
is employed on defense work.
Betty Grable and John Payne
City theater, and son. left Mon-1
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ILLINOIS VALLEY PARTS & SERVICE
day afternoon for their home in ,
ALSO SELECTED SHORTS
Medford.
Mr.
Roberts
left
later,
Gilman Squire, son
Formerly
accompanied by his son and daugh-1
NEWS
Winston Tuttle, left Gr tints
GEORGE A. HICKS GARAGE
Cave Junction
11 n o»
via Greyhound for Tulare to v sit ter for Los Angeles, where he is I
LlAftAKV
......... Mrs. i
OATIWAY TqTH€"&AEOOH CAVES"
I ater he will employed on defense work.
for several days,
leave (or Bui bank, California, to Roberts is remaining in Medford I
vis t his father for several we ks. for the time being.
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Fruits and Vegetables |
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hip in the ti^ht of bearings again*!
apeed, pressure and heat.
KPM Cup and RP.M (Fanu
Grease. lor dependable point of-
wcar protection, won’t bask assay
from heat or pressure.
Kf’.M Geer Oil. An uncom-
pounded superior gear oil for
transmission* and final drise*.
K1’V II !’<«/
(.'.ate.
Assures proper lubrication in beat
or cold, protect* bearing* under
heavy load*.
KI'M 7 rj. tor K >.'/.» !<.>•• ...ml.
Stays put on tractor bearings, teal*
them against dirt and water.
Pho«« or Moil Yuvt Order Today
HOU ARI) Bl’ARSS
Wholesale Distributor
Cave Junction
Year lecal rtprtiiRtiti«« far
STANDARD •( CALIFORNIA
Donald M. Done), son of Mr.
and Mis. W. A Policy, came July
3rd to spend a short furlough with
his parents and to visit friends.
J1AÌÌED for victory
with
Wed.. Thurs.. Fri., Sat..
July 7, 8. 9. io
"SI IGHTI.Y DANGEROUS"
Lana Turner, Robertl Young
Also
view. Friday. Saturday 11 p. m.
•THE GORILLA MAN”
John Loder ”
CAPTURES THE WHIM
OF DANCING LIGHTS
FOR
YOUR
TABLE
What a world of new
beauty . . . crystal
beauty . . . you’ll dis­
cover in Caprice, Amer­
ica's most in - vogue
glassware pattern. Bril­
liance. charm—an ex­
quisite. graceful design
that bespeaks your in­
finite g'.>od taste for
truly gracious living.
Yet Caprice is one of
the most inexpensive
and practical of pat­
terns—unusually easy
to clean and safe to
handle.
Select from
more than 150 open­
stock pieces—in Crys­
tal. Moonlight Blue or
LaRosa Pink.
July 14. 15. 16, 17
"MY FRIEND FI.K KA"
In Technicolor
Preston Foster, Rita Johnaon
And
Preview i id.iv. baturd; v, 11
MAN FROM HEADQUARTERS”
Rivoli Theater
Friday, Saturday, July 9. 10
•DAWN ON THE GREAT
DIVIDE"
Ruck Jones. Mona Barrie
Plus
"WILD HORSE STAMPEDE."
Ken Maynard. Hoot Gibson
And
2nd Chapter of Serial
"SECRET CODE”
Paul Kelly. Anne Nagel
. Mon., Tues.. July 11. 1
"FOLLOW THE BAND"
i Carrillo. Frances Langford
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TH! BOY FROM STALINGRAD'
Bobby Samarzich and
Mary Lou Harrington
Rogue River Hardware
Wed.. Thurs.. Julv 14. 15
•'GHOSTS ON THE LOOSE"
East Side Ki<1s and
Bela I.ugosi
Plus
NIGHT FOR CRIME"
Sim
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“Where Most People Trade”
Grants Pass. Oregon
Since
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