Page Four
Illinois \ alley News, Thursday, January 13,1911
USE FERTILIZER
SAYS COUNTY AGENT
fi
Model Cash Grocery
With many barns practically
empty, the hay market bare and
high in price, and with high-pro
tein feed non-existent, many live
( ave Junction, Oregon
O. W. GREEN, Proprietor
stock may face short rations until
pasture season opens up in the late
spring, stated O. K. Beals, county
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 Ith and 15th
agent. The feed market may not
K. C. Hamilton and’G. W. Mar be a buyer’s paradise, but the fer
E
COFFEE — Maxwell House
tin made a business trip to the tilizer market is well stocked with
county seat the first of the week. ¡ nitrogen fertilizer, which is not a
Per Pound
livestock feed, but which can be
Mr». Ethel Banta of Kerby is used to hurry the calendar and
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OYSTER CRACKERS
able to be out again after being bring May pastures in April. Nitro
confined to her home with a se gen makes grass grow regardless
CABBAGE
Pound Box
of cold weather an<l lack of sun
vere case of flu.
Per
Pound
shine.
Nitrogen fertilizer should be ap
Mr. and Mr». Claude Tucker and
GRAHAM CRACKERS, Honey Maid QQp
children came down from Rose plied to pasture in late February
GRAPEFRUIT
2 Pound Box
burg to visit Mr. Tucker s father, or early March. It can be pur
6 for
Charles Tucker of Cave Junction. chased either as ammonium nitrate,
ammonium suflate or ammonium
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HORSERADISH,
A. E. Deason was in Cave June- phosphate. Ammonium nitrate is
NEWTOWN
APPLES
Evaporated
tion the first of the week on busi- ordinarily used at the rate of 60
3 Pounds for
ness. Due to illness he had to re pounds to the acre, while 100
turn to his home in Grants Pass. pounds of ammonium sulfate is
PEANUT BUTTER. Skippy
necessary to supply an equal
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PINEAPPLE, Crushed
1 Pound Glass
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Lee and amount of plant food or 125
No. 2 can
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith went pounds of ammonium phosphate
to Grants Pass on Tuesday where 16-20-0. Results will be equally
SALMON, Red
favorable on mixtures of good per
they transacted business.
CHOCOLATE
(
HIPS
No. 1 can
ennial grasses, grasses and le
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Package
gumes.
or
annual
rye
grass.
There
Mrs. I). E. Mclrvin of Holland
was shopping in Grants Pass this is no point in wasting material on
WHITE KING WASHING
week. She accompanied Harry R pasture lands depleted to a point
FIG BARS
POWDER — Giant Size
Floyd of the Holland Mercantile where only weeds remain.
Per Pound
Either the ammonium sulfate or
the ammonium nitrate can be ap
SALT
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balzke of plied broadcast with a machine or
BEANS — Great Northern
10 Pound Bag
O’Brien, had as house guests for a by hand. Hand spreading is not
3
Pounds
R entirely satisfactory because of tht>
few days
Lt. difficulty in making an even ap-
Thomas of
PANCAKE FLOUR, Hungry Jack
of plication, Either of the-e mater-
and Mrs.
BRAN
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III Pound Bag
ials can be sprinkled on as a solu-
< 'orvitllis.
2 Packages
tion
with
simple,
home-made
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Plans for^construct-
Mr. and Mrs. Hany O. Smith equipment,
QUIC K COOKING ROLLED
made a business s trip to Medford ing this equipment are available in
TOMATO SAUCE — Sacramento
WHEAT.
II) Pound Bag
last Saturday, Mr. Smith made a the county agent's offife.
6
(
ans
The use of nitrogen will not re
hurried trip front there to Ashland
FLOUR — KITCHEN QUEEN
where he visited his sister and place superphosphate, landplaster,
<>r sulphur commonly used on many i
family for a short time.
MILK — Special Morning
19 Pounds
pastures in this area. When used
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Per
Can
Keith Wells atid Oliver Boyd along with these materials it will
left Monday for Portland where prove even more effective than
they took their physical examin when used alone.
TOMATO JUK E — Del Rogue
Nitrogen can be used profitably,
ation for induction into the army.
Hi oz. can
Keith Wells passed his examina even on pastures which receive lib
tion but Oliver was rejected Both eral applications of barnyard ma-1
returned home Wednesday morn nure. Manure is ordinarily not ef
On many farms it will be neces for use on pasture, but it is prob
fective until warm weather comes,
American Legion Post of Cave HEALTH CLINIC
ing.
while commercial nitrogen will, sary to pasture this year’s hay able that sales for use on pasture Junction will give one of their reg
Dr. Osgood stated that 100 per
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Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Duval are make the grass grow almost re crops in the early spring. Here may be stopped at any time. This ular dances Saturday. January 15. cent of the children who had start-
nitrogen can be used to advantage mpans that anyone wishing to take Good music and an enjoyable eve ed diphtheria immunization in De
moving to Cave Junction this week gardless of weather.
Many pastures could profitably The crop can be made to furnish advantage of this simple and effec ning awaits you. Supper at mid cember had finished the course last
and will reside on their property
Wednesday. On next Clinic day.
recently purchased from Rev. use two applications of nitrogen—| early pasture without hurting the tive means of making more feed night by the Ladies’ Auxiliary,
which will be January 26, he is
George II. Gray.
Mr. and Mrs. the first late in February or early yield of hay. On hay crops two should act l ight now. Order what
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planning to give tuberculin tests
Duval come from Murphy, Oregon, in March and a econd early in applications should be used — one i you need from your dealer today.
in
February
or
March
to
make
pas
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April.
Irrigated
pasture*
can
prof
at the school. Schick tests are A)
where they have lived for the past
itably use even more nitrogen than ture, and a second sometime be
also planned.
three years.
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the
non-irrigated farms. If feed tween the middle of April anil the
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Mrs. A. C. Thayer of Holland is badly needed, irrigated pastures i first of May to help the crop
visited recently in Crescent City containing at least one-half grass overcome the effect of grazing.
HAVE YOU ENDORSED
ALL OF YOUR GASOLINE
at the homes of Mis. Julia Caug- will respond to three applications This will make the hay crop a little
COUPONS?
the first two as suggested for later and possibly aid in obtaining I
She
hell and Miss Mabel Curtis
spent the holidays with her bus other pastures, and another about i more settled weather for curing. I
Y OU are required to endorse
The sale of nitrogen fertilizers
band in Oakland where he is cm- the first of May.
all the coupons of your gaso
is governed by regulations issued
ployed in defense work, and with
line ration issuance when you
by the YY’ar Food Administration.
her daughter. Marilyn Thayer, and
receive them from your
Surplus supplies are now available i
hoard.
It is unlawful for
Mrs. Earl Pfaendler
Chris Wendt made a trip to
Grants Pass on Tuesday with a
load of pigs.
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C. B. Gille and Ed Bayse of Ta
kilma transacted business in Cave
Junction on business.
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3 7c
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BUY WAR BONDS
CLEARANCE SALE
Slacks - Jackets
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Special Turkey
Dinner Snuda)
Mrs. Rebekah B. Hamrick of the
M rs. Rebekah B. llarick of the
II * L. Cafe secured a 31 ’j pound
turkey I this week and is going to
serve a special turkey dinner next
Sunday, Everything from soup to
nuts will be included, she said
In order to clear the store for
the new spring merchandise
that wall soon arrive we are
closing out at attractive pric
es all our winter Slacks and
Jackets. Better come early
ize are available.
while sizes
Wool Slacks
$6.98 and $1.98
('ordurtn Slacks $1.19
Wool Jackets
$6.98
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DAD'S DAY
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
All Oregon Dads nre invited to
attend the annual Dad* day at
the University of Oregon, January
*22. it is announced by Robert
Hemphill Portland, general chair
man. A luncheon will be held at
1 .30 Saturday afternoon honoring
the Dads with Ernest Haycox,
Portland. well known novelist and
Oregon alumnun as the guest
speaker. Ills tope will be "Dads
Belong to the Human Race."
Corduroy Jackets
$1.19
H A A NES
CLOTHING STORE
Cave Junction. Oregon
LtEPlNO ÍHt
REAE VISION
CLEAN MAM SAVE
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MV
A’TlCKtT
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CAVE CITY
THEATER
SATURDAY .nd SUNDAY
JANUARY 15 .nd lb
DOUBl I
I FATURE
Pilot No. 5
With
I RANCHO! TONE
MARSHA HUNT
Texaco Gas, Oil, Greases
Tish
W.th
MARJORIE MAIN
l.F.E BOWMAN
VX
«nd
Cave Junction
and
Illinois \ alle.Y Parts
and Service
Walt
1 ..
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Ray Wil
service stations to accept un
endorsed coupons.
American Legion Post of Cave
Junction will give one of their reg
ular dances Saturday. January 15.
Good music and an enjoyable eve-j
tung awaits you. Supper at mid-i
night by the Ladies’ Auxiliary.
Rogue Theater
Wed.. Thurs., Fri. Sat.
Jan. 1'2. 13, 14, 15
Sonja Henie
in
"WINTERTIME’’
A Musical Comedy
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
January 16, 17. IS
Monty YY oolley - Gracie Fields
in
"HOLY MATRIMONY’
Co medy
Wed.. Thurs.. Fri., Sat.
Jan 1!». 20. ’21. 22
Maureen O'Hara - John Garfield
in
"TilE '''ALLEN SPARROW"
Drama
IF YOU HOLD A. B. C, D or
T COUPONS DO THIS —
Write license number and
State of registration on face
of all coupons with pen and
ink.
IF YOU HOLD E or R COU
PONS DO THIS — Write
name and address on the face
of all coupons with pen and
ink.
FOR FLEET OR OFFICIAL
VEHICLES using inter-
changeahle rations, endorse
coupons with the fleet or of
ficial designation, and city
and State of main office. For
commercial fleet vehicles, not
operating under a fleet des
ignation, use Certificate of
War Necessity number.
ITS EASY TO ENDORSE
YOUR COUPONS BUT IT’S
TOUGH ON THE BLACK
MARKET!
Eton comí .
Rivoli Theater
YY’ed.. Thurs.. Fri., Sat.
Jan. 12. 13. 14. 15
The Ritz Brothers in
NEVER Y DI I I MOMENT"
ALSO
Dick Foran in
"SONG OF THE SADDLE"
Plus 12th Chapter
"G-MEN Y < HL Yi'K DE YGON
Sunday Monday, Tuesday
January 16. 17. 1'
George Montgomery ir
"BOMBER S MOON
ALSO
Dale Evans in
"HOOSIER HOI ID YY '
Wed , Thurs .
Jan. 19, 20, 2
Ruth Terrv in
"PISTOL P YCK1N M \Y1 V
ALSO —
"THF CITY TH YT STOPPED
HITI ER"
Th Amazing Story of He
Stalingrad.
Plu< 13th Chapter
G MEN VS BACK DR YGON"
K. C.
i KEN)
Hamilton
tor clear sailing
AND PLEASANT LIVING AFTER VICTORY—
BUY MORE WAR BONDS
FOR VIM
VIGOR AND VITALITY NOW . . . EAT MORE
Fluhrer’s
ENRICHED FOR
ADDED NUTRIT1IN
Fluhrer'» Bread is your
H. & L. CAFE
Open 7 A. M. to 7 P.
SPE( I \l
si NDAY
TURKEY DINNER
REBEKAH
HAMRICK
Proprietress
Cave Junction
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Ask For
Enriched
Bread