Illinois V alley News, Thursday, August 19, 1913
Page Four
Garden Truck Thrives
In Great Illinois Valley
This year, more than ever, it
D. L. Webb and Herman Carle seems that the people in the valley
were in Grants Pass last Monday have gone to town with their Vic-
on a business trip.
tory Gardens.
-Many farmers have brought spe-
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Athey and; cimens of what they raise and
I.arry Musil made a trip to Med­ Tuesday S. A. Shepp. who has the
ford on Tuesday.
old Croy place on the Illinois riv­
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er, brought a turnip into the News
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lockwood office that he says is one of the
were transacting business
i n largest he ever raised, and also
Grants Pass last Monday.
said that his garden truck is doing
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better here than any place he has
Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Tucker, liv­ ever been.
ing near O'Brien, were in Grants
Frank Freitas brought in an ex­
Pass last Monday shopping.
ceedingly large chicken egg the
other day and Frank says this par­
Mr. and Mrs. H. IL Wilson and ticular chicken gives him about
son- of Oakland, Oregon, visited four of these eggs a week. It was
in the valley over the week end.
almost as large as a duck egg.
The valley farmers are doing
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris and very well this year with their crops.
family made a business trip to Chickens, turkeys, rabbits and
Crescent City over the week end.
fruits and vegetables are all thriv­
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ing. Of course cattle and dairying
Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Kimmes of has always been good here, but this
Selma were in Cave Junction year the other crops are doing
transacting business on Wednes- much better than usual.
day.
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Henry Webb made a business I
trip to Gi ants Pass the first of the I BROWN STAMPS
week in connection with his log- | TO REPLACE RED
ging operations.
Mrs. DeEtta Scott returned to
Cave Junction Wednesday after
noon from Grants Pass where she
had been visiting friends.
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Mrs. I. W. Derrick made a
to Grants Pass the first of
week to visit her brother and
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Rexford.
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Mrs. Wm. Wieland returned
home this morning (Thursday I
from Santa Alia, California, where
she has been visiting friends and
relatives for a couple of weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Bidache and
family left last week fur
for their
home in Fortuna, Calif., after
spending several weeks visiting the
former’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. I,.
E. Bidache.
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Misses Anne and Margaret Mor­
ris made a trip to Medford on
Tuesday. Mrs. H. O. Smith ac­
companied them as far as Grants
Pass where she transacted busi­
ness.
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Dr. and Mrs. A. N. Collman and
family spent Sunday in Crescent
City. Mrs. J. P. ('oilman who was
visiting here during the past week
left for her home in Portland Sat­
urday evening.
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R. C. Harsh made a business
trip to the county -eat the first of
Mr. and Mrs. Harsh
the week.
arc newcomers in the valley re­
cently purchasing the F. F. Hib­
bard ranch.
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Mrs. Frederick C. Marsh, of Al­
tadena. l alit came last Wednes­
day and is the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Chai les F» Jackson in
Cave Junction. Mrs. Marsh will
vi it here for a couple of weeks.
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Mis. lyoren George brought the
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Ed George to the hospital last
Monday for observation. She fell
out of a tree two weeks ago and
an operation -coined necessary, her
doctor said.
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Mr and Mis. James Drake
daughter, Irene, of San Jose,
rived lust Friday to visit the form­
er’s fathei I. K Drake.
Drake is connected with the
G. A E. powet company in the
southern city.
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Mi-. Cliff Johnson of O’Brien
brought a car load of passengers
to Grants Pass last Monday includ.
mg Mi and Mrs. Robert Ilalzke,
Mr and Mis. Charles I'lefethen.
Mis. Cliff Johnsen and Meade
Cardinal, of O'Brien wi ■ e all shop
ping in the county seat.
CAVE CITY
THEATER
WASHINGTON Brown stamp
“A” from Ration Book No. 3 be-
comes valid Sept. 12 for the pur­
chase of meats, fats, oils, butter
and cheese, and by Oct. 2 the
brown coupons will completely re-
place the familiar red stamps of
Ration Book 2. Point values re-
main unchanged.
Brown stamp "B” becomes valid
Sept. 19. Both “A" and "B” ex­
pire Oct. 2. Stamp “C" will be
effective Sept. 27, “D” on Oct.
23. “E" on Oct. 10 and “F” on
Oct. 17. Those for expire Oct. 30.
Meanwhile red stamps “X”, “Y”
and “Z" become valid Aug. 22.
Aug. 29 and Sept. 5 respectively,
and all will expire Oct. 2.
In announcing the new regula-
tions, the office of price aminis-
tration (OPA) said that hence-
forth the meat-fat stamps always
will expire on the Saturday near­
est the end of the month, and new
sets will become valid on the fol­
lowing Sundays.
Blue stamps “U, ” “V” and “W”
from Ration Book 2 will become
valid Sept. 1 and expire Oct. 20.
In another phase of the ration-
ing program, OPA announced that
old-style "B” and “C” gasoline
coupons will be no good after Sept.
I and told automobile owners to
exchange them, coupon for cou-
<
pon, for the new type sheets i be-
tween Aug. 23 and Sept. 1.
The rationing board is now
mailing fuel oil applications to
home owners, who may fill them
out and return them by mail, thus
saving a trip to the OPA office
here. George Riddle of the OPA
office said.
Most small home owners will get
from 1 to 20 per cent more fuel
oil this year than last, and some
large home owners w ill benefit un
der a plan whereby maximum floor
area allowance pel person is raised.
the OPA said.
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SQUASH
Per Pound
5c
4c
WATERMELONS
ICE (OLD — Per Pound
Pears, Peaches, Plums, Corn, Tomatoes, Green
Chili Peppers, Green Beans, Cantaloupes,
Lemons
DATES
1 Pound Package
VAN CAMP’S PORK & BEANS
2*4 Pound, (¡lass
PINEAPPLE
No. 2 Cans
BORDEN’S EAGLE BRAND MILK
15- oz.
M. C. P. POWDERED LEMON
JUICE — K-oz. can
ALBER’S FLAPJACK FLOUR
10 Pound Bag
(¡RAH A M ( R A( K E RS—Sunshine
2 Pound Box
CORN MEAL
10 Pound Bag
4»c
23c
25c
23c
27c
65c
•?»>c
45c
'Crown
Flour and Feeds' 1
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Bumby to operate his truck, and
will now give all his time to the
market and lockers. He says he
Both city superintendent of will also have time to butcher
schools M. B. Winslow and county any farmer who has stock f >r
-uperintendent, Dale Ginn, ex­ own use or for the market.
pressed surprise at the report from
The new frozen food lockers
Salem Saturday that Josephiin in the rear of the market and are
county i is short 20 teachers for the easily accessible to all customers.
coming fall term.
The new lockers are providing a
Ony one position in county much needed service to valley citi­
schools, that of home economics zens, especially as canning season
teacher at the Kerby high school, is at its height!:.
remains i unfilled at present and
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prospects are that all positions in
“The real fault is to have faults
city schools will be readily filled and not try to amend them.’’ Buy
before start of city schools on those Liberty Bonds today,
Sept. 13. Only nine contracts re­ incendiary bombs.
mained to be signed and all are
tentatively filed. Winslow said. R.
Cloyd Riffe is expected again as
(’.RADE 3 TIRES
instructor of music.
Our supply of 19 and 21 in.
Only two schools in the county
grade 3 tire» are temporarily
will not open this year and in each
exhausted, but we have other
case the schools are suspending for
popular sizes now on hand for
lack of pupils. Pleasant Grow stu­
those who can qualify.
dents will probably go to the Shan
Creek school and the Payne school
A new shipment of nearly
students will probably be trans­
all sizes has been ordered and
ported to Kerby.
will be here soon.
Better
Fresh and Cured Meat
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RITZ CRACKERS
Large Package
25c
FRUIT JARS —Kerr’s
Dozen
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87c
MORTANG MUSTARD
2 Pounds
17c
25c
47c
37c
COFFEE — Special A
Per Pound
KARO SYRUP —White
5 Pound Glass Jar
OVALTINE —Chocolate
S-oz.
BOSCO
12 ounces
WHITE ROSE BLEACH
1 Gallon
AMMONIA
1 Pint
PAR
Giant Size
WOODBURY’S TOILET SOAP
I Bars
43c
13c
75c
3Oc
K. C. BAKING POWDER
25-oz. Jar
(>3c
WESSON OIL
Per Quart
COUNTY SCHOOLS
TO HAVE TEACHERS
SCOTT’S MARKET
OPENS NEW I.Ot KERS
Now. U. S. submarines reach right
out to Nippon's beaehes to land
haymakers on lap shipping. One
reason is because their Diesels are
lubricated wide RFM D1LO It
contains a special compound that
eliminates sticking rings, keeps
pistons clean after thousands of
miles of hcav v-duty operation, ends
beating corrosion.
Now. you need RPM DELO
more than ever, to cut wear to a
whisper and stretch (he life of
scarce parts.
o. W. GREEN
PRIC ES ARE EFFECTIVE, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 and 21, 1913
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— And It Can Cut Your
Overhaul» in Half
CAVE JUNCTION. OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. George P. Scott |
have completed installation of a |
large number of frozen food lock-I
ei - and they will be ready fori
service in a very short time.
Mi. Scott has been helping the
logging industry with his truck
during the shortage of manpower
n the valley, but has secured Pony
( AB CHARGE
P atte qi es
AHO THAT3
AftJUT ALL
come in and have your tires
Ç/n&uw- BREADS
Fiuy your Defense Stamps today.
Rogue Theater
Wed.. Thurs., Fri., Sat.
Aim. 18. 19 20, 21
"LADY OF BURLESQUE’’
Barbara Stanwyck. Michael O'Shea
PI . ■ Pr< \ ew Eri. and Sat., 11 p. in
"HONEYMOON LODGE"
David Bruce, Harriett Hilliard
Our Jap enemies want to
destroy Oregon*» forests
Don't help them
Sun.. Mon., Tues Aug. 22. 23. 24
“CASA BLANCA-’
Humphrey Bogart. Ingrid Bergman
I
Put out your cigarettes,
matches and campfires!
PREVENT FOREST
FIRES by observing the
rules of common sense!
NttF OtfGOM MHN IS SV
Satem, Orogow
Wed., Thurs., Eri., Sat.
Aug. 2.->, 26. 27, 28
“STAR SPANGLED RHYTHM"
In Technicolor
Crosby. Hope, (.amour and
MacMurray
— ALSO —
Preview Fri. and Sat.. 11 p. m.
reserved and be sure of get­
ting them when they arrive.
R8/Ê
Rivoli Theater
JUNCT i D n
(KEN)
Hamilton
■ VIRY FIRI IS
AN AXIS FIRKI
OVER AMEMCÛ
Since 1865 Ameri­
can stockraisi rs
have been taking
their animals to
the Union Stock-
yards at Chic go.
maintaining an in-
.ti'ution that
helped to m ke
America great
Fn'rcrfe —L’n on StcdcycrJs, Chicago
Fiiday and Saturday. Aug. 20. 21
“KING OF COWBOYS"
Roy Rogers
— ALSO —
“SUNDOWN KID ’ with
Don Barry. I inda Johnson
And 8th Chapter of Serial
"SECRET CODE"
Sun.. M n.. Tues.. Aug. 22. 23. 21
"NIGHT PLANE FROM
< HUNGKING ’
Robert Preston, Ellen Drew
— PLUS —
“HENRY ALDRICH GETS
GLAMOUR"
Jimmy I.idon. John Litel
W cd., Thurs.. Aug. 25, 26
"QUIET PLEASE. Ml'RDER"
Gail Patrick. George Sanders
— AND —
“( RIME DOCTOR" with
Warnei Baxter. Margaret Lindsay
Nancy says—
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
AUGUST
21
AND 22
Journey for
Margaret
In Pitler'» Europe
the farmer» are pro­
ducing too. but "heir
product goes to Nazi
Germany to fee 1 the
soldiers who are
dor Today
HOWARD BEARSS
Our Traditions
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Wholesale Distributor
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I» \Y A MARG ARF.T O BRIEN
Cave Junction
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The GOLDEN RI LI
Grants Pass, Oregon
Guess what Sluggo' My dad iott
d:d the rwellest thing . . . he ugned
up 10% of hit pay for War Bondi
and it ain't even New Year'a yet!
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