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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1943)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 15, 1943 Paare Four ocals Oscar Nealy made a business trip to the county seat today (Thursday). Model Cash Grocery Mrs. C. E. Lawson of O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Krauss and transacted business in Grants Pass sons spent several days in Klam the first of the week. ath Falls last week. Mrs. Sam Bunch of Bridgeview, made a shopping trip to Grants Pass the first of the week. —o— Harald Brewold of the Brewold Pine Co., transacted business in the county seat this week. Bud Garrison, who lives near O'Brien, was in Grants Pass Mon day on a business trip. Mrs. L. Mrs. Lou Webb and in Grants week. E. George and children, Webb and Mrs. Ruth children were shopping Pass the first of the ——O—— Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tucker of Roseville, Calif., are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Tucker. —o— Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hammer of Selma have as house guest their cousin, Miss Naomi Adamson of Fortuna. Mis. Mildred Branham is visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Norman of Selma. Mr. Branham is taking officers training in Cali fornia. F. I). Ro we has just returned from a trip to Alaska. Mrs. Rowe will accompany him to Los Ange les where they will go on u two weeks business trip. —o— Nat Woolley, rural mail carrier and his brother, Dean Woolley, re- turned last Saturday front a two weeks trip to Los Angeles, and other California points. — o— Mrs. Frank Mellow of Holland returned from Crescent City where she spent several days at the bed side of her sick father, John Silva, who is confined in the hospital in that city. —o—— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Akin were recent visitors at Selma where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krauss and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Weiss. They returned to their home in Montague, Calif., last week. CAVE CITY THEATER SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. JULY 17th and 18th Iceland With SONJA HEINE and JOHN PAYNI W!» NEWS ALSO SELECTED SHORTS R •"6ed8d most Tempcrature, loom up to 3000 de gree« or higher inside your engine and where heat it highest, wear is greatrsl. Vou san count on Kl’M ( I hermo Charged) to Miik to those hot spots, give them a tough, dependable tilm of lubrii.ii ion. Other mis crawl «wav from hrai, but "Kl’M" is specially c.-.u- pounJcd to stay put at blowirsh temperatures. Oil takes a beating with ra- tinned driving D refill with "Kl’M'' every Do it on the HOWARD BEARSS Wholesale Distributor Cave Junction Yssr lacil Formerly SCHUMACHERS John Buttram, USA, is visiting relatives and friends in the valley. He has been in the army more than two years and this is his first trip home on furlough. CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON «?....................... -........................... ............. George Covey returned from Eugene last week where he at tended school for AWS observers. George is chief observer in the Dryden district. —o— Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vernon came over today (Thursday) for a few of their household effects. They returned to Camp White in the af ternoon. Fresh and Cured Meat 1 Fruits and Vegetables —o— Mrs. Jessie Leonard made a trip to Grants Pass on Wednesday. She also visited Mrs. Mercedes Lewis of Randle, Wash., who is spending a short time in Grants Pass with rel atives. ....... J s ................................. è LOCAL TURNIPS 2 Bunches NUCOA 2 Pounds for 53c ORANGES, Juicy 2 Dozen SURE JELL Packages for 29c TOMATOES, Bagley brand No. 2 cans, 2 for ............. 25c PEACHES, Standby brand No. 2*4 cans, each 27c LETTUCE 2 Heads Cantaloupes, Cucumbers, Tomatoes, Grapes, lemons, (¡rapefruit, Green Beans. Mrs. A. A. Johnson returned home recently from Monterey, Calif., where she has been for sev eral weeks. She was accompanied home by Miss Jean Naftel, grand daughter of Mr. Johnson, who will visit here for the summer. PEANUT BUTTER 2 Pound Jar PRE-COOKED NAVY BEANS and Pre-Cooked PINK BEANS. 8-oz. can 5 fl CRYSTAL WHITE CLEANSER Per package...................................... f C* 15c 24Jc 19c 19c lOc The American Legion Auxiliary RICE, Fancy Whole (¡rain members will hold joint installa 2 Pounds tion and potluck dinner next Wed nesday evening, July 21st at the WHIFF OF WHEAT Legion hall. Mrs. Lida Miller, 2 Packages president, requests all to come as this will be a big event for the Le LARD, Fresh Rendered gion anil Auxiliary members, Bring Container— Per Pound —o— Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Egger of MILK Portland were house guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tall can>, each Beams Saturday and Sunday. Mr Egger is Mrs. Bearss' brother. He COMPLETE CANNING SUPPLIES is traffic superintendent of the Pacific Greyhound lines of Ore gon. —o— Walter Freeman of the Texaco Service Station left this evening (Thursday) for Portland on a bus iness trip. On his return home he 3. About things you are de will be accompanied by Mrs. Free I am planning to spend at least man and daughter Beckey, who prived of. He can’t supply them. six of the eight weeks of recess in 4 Doleful predictions about the Oregon. I want to make a trip have been visiting there for the future He’s fighting for that fu over the district and spend several past two weeks. ture—now. days in each of the seven counties, 5. Unnecessary details about Robert E. Gran S2c, son of Mrs. talking to people and getting data If there are Nora Gran, arrived last Sunday to financial troubles. visit his mother and other rela things he should know about fam on problems which may need atten- I tives. Other relatives visiting Mrs. ily finances, and he is in a posi Gran were Mrs. L. W. Reynolds tion to do something about the sit and sons of Klamath Falls, Mrs. uation, tell him. But don’t string WE HAVE ADDED Gerald Black and children of it out. ------------- o----------- Bray, Calif., , Mrs. Jesse Rigel and • Animal Fly Spray sons and Naomi Gran all of Cave W ashington Letter and Junction. Friends calling were Mrs. W. A. Doney and Cleo and (Continued front Pase One) Separator Oil son Pvt. Donald Doney. Mr. and until the Congress either passes Mrs. Walter Doney and daughters the bill over the veto or enacts a and 1. K. Drake. I new appropriation bill — and that o- 1 would take considerable time. It however, that the bill Bridge Club Entertained is will assumed, be Signed. 1er STANDARD •! CALIFORNIA 23c LIFE BUOY SOAP 3 Bars for V •>c FLY PAPER Old Reliable 25c OXYDOL Large package for FLOUR KLAMATH BOQUET 19 pound sack (Crown Flour and Feeds! At Martin Home tion here when I get back, My of fice here will be open all sum mer. My very efficient office ~ ’ , my sec «taff» Mr. Hayden Garber, retary and his assistant. Miss Mar cella Langdon, will be on the job. All mail addressed to me here will be promptly handled and problems requiring direct contact here in Treasury Pepjrtment f VÚU WOULD ÙET ’ ket UP’W, if W StulEcTf O MVC s E l F like OJ t>0 WE (AR Wed.. Thurs.. Fri., and Sat.. July 21. 22. 23. and 24 "HAPPY GO l.l’CKY" Maty Martin, Dick Powell and Eddie Bracken Preview Fri.. and Sat., 11 p. nt. "I ADY BODYGUARD" Eddie Albert and Ann Shirley Rivoli Theater TAKE IT TO A BUSY PLACE —and— WE STILL LUBRICATE ( ARS FOR 09 A fcUCD f E VtfAXIxFlElX 3 DODGE Texaco Gas, Oil, Greases Cate Junction W. d . and Thurs. Julv 21 and 22 "LADY FROM CHUNGKING" Harold Huber and Mae Clark —Plus— RHYTHM ON THE RIVER" Ring Crosby. Mary Martin and Basil Rathbone 621 Ea.t M - Grant, p... Automotive Service Co PLYMOUTH Hot Weather Needs ANKLETS Flyded and Flytox 10c - 39c Í Î 1 be to 55c BRASSIERES SLA( K SUITS New Number Sanforized Fabrics 35c - 98c 81.98 to $3.98 Picnic Supplies Convenient Packages 10c > Writing Supplies Lotion and ('reams AH Popular Brands 5c - 10c Í 5-10-25 I FLY SPRAY All Shades and Sizes Friday and Saturday, July 16. 17 •SHERLOCK HOLMES IN W kSHINGTON” Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce —Also— "SAGEBRUSH LAW ’ Tim Holt Plus 3rd Chapter of Serial "Secret Coile" Sun. Mon. Tues.. July IS, 19. 20 "DIXIE DUOAN” Janies Ellison, Lots Andrew« and Charlie Ruggle« V 1 WALKED WITH A ZOMBIE" France« Dee. Tom Conway This will be the last “Letter from Washington” until Congress reconvenes. • We are booked two weeks ahead— but we will still take care of our friends in the Illinois valley. I Sunday, Monday Tuesday, July IS, 19 and 20 “SERGEANT YORK" Gary Cooper and Joan Leslie A Washington will be taken care of. I shall, of course, be in constant touch with the office here — no matter where I may be in the dis trict. o--- Something Done TIRES, BATTERIES and Other Car Acceitoriet L 0 » 0 » 0 » 0 9 0 8 0 » 0 » 0 fi 0 fi 0 fi 0 B WHEN YOU REALLY WANT I Mrs. George Martin was hostess "Extensive reading is a priceless at her home on Caves highway to treasure.’’ So are Liberty Bonds. day (Thursday) when she enter tained members of the Bridge club, at a 1 :30 dessert luncheon followed by an afternoon of cards. Winning Defense stamps as priz- es were Mrs. Jessie Leonard and Mis. Mattie Seyferth for high scores. Mrs. C. C. Babcock ear- Julv 14. IK, 16. 17 ried off the travelling prize ’ "MY FRIEND FLICKA" In Technicolor Preston Foster. Rita Johnson I WH AT TO WRITE And Preview Friday. Saturday. 11 p. nt.' TO SERVK EMEN MAN FROM HEADQUARTERS" The Office of Wai Information offers these pointers for home- folks writing to soldiers, sailors, and marines baaed on sugge«- tions gathered in a survey among servicemen at home and overseas, in cooperation with the Special Service Division f the Army Sen ice Forces: TELL HIM I. How the family is doing ev erything possible to help in the war. 2 How anxious the family i for the boy's return. 3. How well and busy th«’ fam ily is. Give details. 4. How the family is getting along financially 5. What's doing in the commun r: news about girls (single) he knows, iloings of friends, who’s marrying whom, exploits of the home team ami othet sports events, social doings, effects of the wai on the home town Reminisce a little about past events and places the boy used to visit. Enclose clip pings from the home-town paper. DON’T TEl.I. HIM 1, Your troubles He has trou bles of his own. 2. Your complaints. He can’t do anything about them I O. W. GREEN PRICES ARE EFFECTIVE, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JULY 16th AND 17th Rogue Theater sticks where It’s 0 » 0 10c up McGregor Co. •Where It’s Easy to be Thrifty” Grants Pass. Oregon mo - u I
