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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1944)
Pace Six Illinois Valley News. Thursday, March 23, 1944 Clyde Runyan was in the county ss the first seat transacting business of the week. —o— Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brown of O’Brien, were in Grants Pass on busine ss this week. —o— Mr and Mrs. Chas. Johnson of Takilma, were transacting business in Grants Pass this week. —o— Lt. Gordon Morris, left Satur day afternoon via Greyhound for Los Angele after spending a week visiting his mother, Mrs. C. G. Morris and other relatives. Fertilize Well, Says 0. K. Beals Model Cash Grocery Forage seed growers in Jose- phine county can make more prof itable use of fertilizers this spring than ever before because of the extreme demand for Oregon grown seed, says O. K. Beals, county agent. Maximum production of le gume seeds in Josephine county requires both phosphorous and sul phur, he says. Practically all soils in the coun ty require sulphur, hence a safe policy is to make an early appli Mrs. Gladys King of O’Brien cation unless experience has shown left Friday evening for Los Ange the practice to be unprofitable. les to visit her daughter and fam Sulphur may be applied at the rate ily. Also to get acquainted with of 40 t<> 50 pounds per acre each her newly-arrived grandchild. Mrs. year, or 100 pounds every other King expects to be gone several year, When elemental sulphur is weeks. used results may not be apparent — o— until mid-summer as it is neces- O. G. Slack of Kerby left Sun sary for a sulphur to break down in day morning for Ft. Jones, Calif., the soil to be effective. It is often where he will operate a sawmill as good insurance to apply the sul millright. His family will leave phur a year ahead, but in any hereabout April 1st ami they plan event it is best put on as early as to be gone for the next five years. possible. Mr. and Mis. Harry Mills will move Sulphur can also be applied as to the Slack home and take charge landplaster or gypsum, points out of the property during their ab- Beals. This is customarily used in seiice. stead of -traight sulphur in west ern Oregon, It gives 18 per cent sulphur, which is immediately available in the soil. Application t Thin'day from Alaska, is made at the rate of 100 to 150 has been working for a pou mis per acre early in the on government projects, i spring. Art King, < xten-ion specialist ijr lied his father, Frank | and Raymond Baldwin to I soils at Oregon State college, re Pass the first of the week ports that the application of phos I hey all transacted busi- phorous is becoming increasingly important to legume seed produc tion throughout eastern and south --- ()— ern Oregon. Phosphorous can be Eddie Martin came to ( 'ave applied as 20 per cent superphos iS- Friday, to spend an e visit, with her parents, phate at the rate of 200 pounds Mrs. Earl Boyd and others I per acre, or as t reple phosphate at Mrs. Martin since ro 85 ou nds per acre. The use of the 20 per cent sup from Florida where her erphosphate has the advantage of has been stationed for nonths. has been visiting I supplying the soil with both phos- home of Mr. and Mrs. | phorous and some sulphur. Treble I.. Martin, who are now superphosphate, on the other hand contains n(, sulphur and is gener ally best accompanied by an appli- V' j cation of sulphur. PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, MARCH 24th AND 25th E ? Fruits and Vegetables I SY NTH ETIC RETREADS Synthetic Rubber it getting very scarce. Only a limited number of tires can get syn thetic retreads now. We are still in a position to get this rubber for your retreads if you act quickly. SATURDAY and SUNDAY, MARCH 25 and 2« Idaho * ni COLOR CARTOON AND NEWS K. C. (KEN) Hamilton I 29c DELICIOUS APPLES 2 Pounds PANCAKE and WAFFLE FLOUR Fisher’s, 10 Pound Bag OLIVES, Cocktail 2’/2 oz. glass ( REAM OF WHEAT Package TAPIOCA, Minute Package BABO CLEANSER 2 ( ans CHOCOLATE, Ghirardelli 1 Pound PAR Giant Size ROLLED WHEAT, Toasted, Quick Cooking. 10 Pound Bag BEANS, Green Spot 2 Cans BOSS-O-MEA1 Crown WHITE ROSE BLEACH 1 (¡allori SEEDS’ Ferry Morse and Diamond from Page One) used before. This is a big war an(| some mistakes have been made. Suffice to say that we will soon (1 hope I be getting cheap alcohol from wood waste — and a new and important industry will be devel oped in the State of Oregon, from a product now totally wasted. * * The Congress finished up its work on the soldier vote legisla- lion this week, The conference re- port was adopted by large major ¡ties in both House an l Senate. The bill as enacted provides for a federal ballot, but only if such voting procedure is duly author ized by the laws of the several states. In other words, the Con- gle .s has provided federal election machinery for such state as wish to use it. Congress has no power to do more than that, l i e great est trouble with the Gi n Lucas ■nd Worley ieral ball t bil'a wa that the legality of the proposed federal ballots was left in doubt because of the differences in state 1 iws governing voting. No pro ponent of those bills ever answered the question “Will the balk s pro vided for in this bill be counted in the states?’’ They merely "hoped” such ballots would be counted. 1 could not vote for the passage of a bill that was based upon no more - did ground than mere wishful thinking. The bill passed does nod conflict with state laws and pro- Rogue Theater •> r dav. Saturdav, March 21. 25 “JOHNNY COME LA TELY' James Cagney —ALSO- • WITH THE MARINES AT TARAWA" Reel Featurette in Technicolor j Sunday. Monday, Tuesday, March 26. 27, and 28 • PIIAXTOM OF THE OPERA” Nelson Eddy and Susanna Foster Wed. Thun. Fri., and Sat. March 2!'. 30, 31, Apr. 1 ‘GUADALCANAL DIARY Prcstan Foster And Disney Cartoon Rivoli Theater Fridav and Saturdav. March 21. 25 • HENRY AI.DRH H HAUNTS A HOUSE” Jimmv l.vdop PICS “M \RSHAL OF GUNSMOKE Russell Hayden And 6th Chapter f •OVERLAND MAH ' Sunday. Monday. Tuesday, March 26, 27 and 28th “TIMBER QUEEN” Richard Arlen and .June llovae ALSO "KLONDIKE KATE” Ann Sava Ke Texaco Gas, Oil, (¡reases Cave Junction Illinois Valley Parts and Service Walter Freeman Rav Wilson >d. Thurs.. Fri., Satin March 2!*. 30. 31 and April 1 MOONLIGHT IN VERMONT” Gloria .lean —AND “FALSE COLORS' Hopalong Cassidy Plus 7th Chapter “OVERLAND MAIL” WILL YOU ATTEND? The Mo-- Solemn Court Ever \ssen INVENTOR.- SCIENTIST 50 y ears of work me togive us ELECTRIC LIGHT, ELECTRIC POWER. THE PHONOGRAPH , T h F MOTION 1. RE — /$ C a ’ e - 'EO »I ■ V THAN /UUU At-l : \ T&. E dison s advice to his fellow A mericans was SUNDAY. MARCH 26th. 7:45 p. m. At the "Bible Lectures” Hall. : Subject: "JUSTICE" "Where the Supi < me Architect of the Universe Presales.” ‘ft. C*?UI U1COU S. bt VC 29c !«c PREM Luncheon Meat Can PINEAPPLE TIDBITS No. 2 Can Washington Letter VEAL ROUNDS Per Pound HAMBURGER Per Pound ORANGES 282 Size, Dozen 9c 45c SYRUP, (¡olden Amaizó 5 Pound (¡lass POTATOES, No. 2 50 Pounds I AÇtfDAPCtVER ir HE \A SEPTO HAVE His 11RES INFLATE.' HE SEZ, IAA AulN IT D uring Fresh and Cured Meat! .. ..................................................................................... 4 SOUPS, Rancho, Chicken Noodle, can V egetable, per can TURNIPS Per Pound * ALSO—We can now sup* ply you with new synthetic rubber tires (obsolete sizes) those sizes that are hard to get. Come in and let us know what size tire you need. ROY ROGERS in 3 a E (Continuet! CAVE CITY THEATER ( ave Junction, Oregon O. W. (¡KEEN, Proprietor All Free — (It’s In Your Bible). IK>N”T FAIL TO HEAR THIS ONE BRING A FRIEND! I (¡ROUND BARLEY $3.10 WHE AT MIXED FEED M Oil •¿J ■ " vides a method of voting that is There will probably be something legally sound. of a battle on this bill for the rea son that there is some conflict as * « * between various areas of the coun The Rivers and Harbors will, try. The West, being in greatest which has numerous items in it need of development, seems to be of direct concern to the Fourth especially favored in the bill. This District, will be up for considera may draw some fire from the East tion on the floor of the House next week Tuesday oi Wednesday. and Midwest.
