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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April 13, 1914
A party for little Dorothy Tuck
er was given in her honor when fi
she celebrated her seventh birth
day last Tuesday afternoon, when
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Reiswig several of her .young playmates
were
invited
to
participate
in
play,
were transacting business in Grants
ing games and eating birthday fi
Pa.-- the first of the week.
cake.
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Model Cash Grocery
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17c B
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O. W. GREEN, Proprietor
Cave Junction, Oregon
Warren Chappell expects to
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The
Camp
Cookery
4-H
club
held
leave next week for Delano, Calif.,
an Easter party at the home of
on a business trip.
their leader, Mrs. Ebb Hogue of fi
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, APRII. 1ITI1 and 15TH
Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer and Selma and later enjoyed playing
puzzle and contest games,
Mr. fl
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family have moved into their new
and Mrs. Hogue are moving soon
home recently built near Selma.
to Grants Pass where they will
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make their home.
George Logan left Tuesday for
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Portland to take his physical ex-
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amination for induction into the O’BRIEN WOMEN’S
POTATOES, No. 1
BACON
CLUB MEETING
army.
25
Pounds
1
»VO
fi
Per Pound
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The club met last Friday at the
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mellow and
.
Rhubarb, Asparagus, Celery, Apples, Avocados, CORNED BEEF HASH
son, John, of Holland, were I in home of Mrs. Maude Watkins in fl
Grants Pass transacting business Cave Junction.
Grapefruit, Lemons, Oranges, Rutabagas, Car
The meeting was called to order
2 cans
last Tuesday.
rots, Cabbage, Green Onions.
fi
by
the
president
with
the
singing
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Mr. and Mrs. John Darger of of the club song, “God Bless Amer
PIG’S FEET
DICED BEETS, Del Monte
Brookings, spent Easter Sunday ica," followed by roll call with 18 fl
28-oz.
jar
303 size, 2 jars
with the former’s parents, Mr. and members present. Four guests,
Mrs.
Bonnie
Leming.
Mrs.
Juanita
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Mrs. W. F. Darger.
HOMINY GRITS, Alber s
Wilson, Mrs. Evelyn Martin and
CRACKERS, Hi-Ho
Mrs.
Betty
Burgess,
later
were
10 Pounds
Mrs. Dr. Collman of Portland
fl
Package
left for her home last Sunday af- welcomed as new members.
HONEY
A poem was read by Mrs. Nellie
ter visiting her son, Dr. A. N.
fi
Wilber
entitled
“
The
O'Brien
ALL SWEET OLEOMARGARINE
5 Pound Pail
Collman and family tor a few days.
Women's Club,” written by Mrs.
1 Pound
WWW/
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OATS, Alber's Quick or Regular
Mr. and Mis. Al Reed, now liv Leia Cooke, and placed in the club fl
ing in Portland, are spending a his-tory. Mrs. Inez Webb read a
COFFEE. Royal Club
10 Pound Bag
short vacation in the valley visit well prepared and interesting pa fi
2
Pound Jar
ing friends and renewing acquain per on "The Powers That Be.”
KRUSTEAZE
The club is very fortunate in hav
tances.
17-oz. package
OVALTINE
fl
ing so many talented members.
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.A
vote
of
thanks
was
extended
La rge
Mrs. Ted McCall, the former Ed
SYRUP, Amaizó
na Rossiter arrived recently to visit Mrs. T. 11. Baumberger for the fi
I */i pound glass
STALEY’S GLOSS STAR( H
with friends ami relatives. She beautiful rug made and which was
disposed
of
on
March
3rd,
Leslie
left last Thursday for her home in
2 Packages
LAUNDRY SOAP, Crystal White
Weis« being the lucky owner, Al- fl
Eureka Calif.
so a pair of cutwork pillowcases
3 Bars
FLUFF'D SHORTENING
—O'
fi
made
by
Mrs.
Clara
Shamp
and
Jessie Leonard und son
3
Pounds
made a business trip to given to Mrs. Mary J. Connor,
—
-Kellogg's
—
Red Cross and war work is the fl
Pass on Tuesday. Gordon
SOYA FLOUR
a truckload of farm club project for the coming year.
THE
GRAINS
ARE
GREAT
FOODS
2 Pound Package
At the close of the meeting delic
fi
ious
refreshments
of
ice
cream
and
CORN
FLAKES,
11
oz.
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2 for 29c
PASTRY FLOUR. Fisher’s
Miss Janet Martin returned this cake with Easter egg flavors were
fl
10
Pounds
served
by
the
hostesses,
Mrs.
RICE
K
RISPIES
2 for 25c
week to resume her studies at Ore
Maude
Watkins,
Mrs.
Lida
Miller
gon State at Corvallis, after vis
PEP
2 for 23c
fi
iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. and Mrs. Mabel Darger.
The
next
meeting
on
May
5th
W. Martin during the past week.
KRUMBEES
2 for 25c
will be a silver tea at the home of
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Mrs.
Nellie
Wilber.
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Mrs. Aileen Johnson, daughter
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of James Whitehead will arrive in
Cave Junction Friday where she Rossiter Home Scene
will visit her father and step-moth Of Family Reunion
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wieland re actually a part of the original O. amendments were added which had . the controverted lands are inter
er and her sister for a short time.
turned this week from Southern & C. grant, this bill would place file effect of placing the adminis- mingled with Forest Service lands
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T 3 and Mrs. Delbert Rossiter California, where Mr. Weiland has the lands under O. & C. As soon tration of the lands under the For
—just as are some 450,000 other
Mrs. Francis Derrick of Vanport and son were guests at the home been employed on defense work. as Congress reconvenes, the com- est Service but providing payment
acres of O. & C. lands. It is likely
City, is visiting her in-laws, Mr. of Mr. and Mis. John C. Rossiter Mr. Weiland will leave in a few mittee will hold an executive ses- to the counties on the basis of O.
the House committee will work out
They ar days for the north on another pro. ' sion on this bill and will, I hope, & C. payments. This amendment
and Mrs. I W. Derrick for an in and family recently.
a permanent solution of this diffi
definite stay, utid helping them rived Thursday, April 6th from Ft. ject but Mrs. Weiland will remain report it out favorably to the floor. does not seem to be a proper solu
culty by exchanging and blocking
put in their early Victory garden. Belvoir, Va., where he is stationed at their home on Caves highway. This bill is a companion bill to one tion < f the problem and apparently
off both O. & C. lands and forest
in the U. S. Engineers.
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i introduced in the Senate by the was adopted by the Senate com lands in solid areas distinct from
A potluck dinner was served in
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Miller had a
; late Senator McNary. When the mittee for the reason that some of each other.
Washington Letter
number of guests nt their home on their honor with a large group of
I Senate passed it, however, certain
Caves highway last Sunday, where relatives intending. Present were
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they held a family dinner, the oc- Mr. and Mi- ll 1’. Randolph, Mr
ca-ion being the birthday of Mrs. and Mrs. Ben Whorley and fam-
Before adjourning for the East
iiy. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Randolph er recess, the house committee on
Miller.
and family, Mrs. Florence Rey- public lands, concluded hearings Friday and Saturday
nolds and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. on my bill, H. IL 1688, which would April 14, 15
Albert Rossiter and family, Mr. clarify the juridictional dispute
"NO TIME FOR LOVE"
and Mrs. John W. Rossiter and over some 460,000 acres of land,
Fred MacMurray
family, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ros- mostly forest land, located in West
siter and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. ern Oregon. At present this land Sunday, Monday. Tuesday
Alton Sowell and family. Mrs. Test is claimed by both the U. S. For April 16, 17, 18
Pat O'Brien in
McCall and the hosts. Mi. ami Mrs. est Service and the O. & C. Ad
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"IRON MAJOR"
John
C.
Rossiter.
Pvt. Luther C. Sherier came
ministration. Since the lands were
Wed., Thurs.. Fri., Sat.
T 3 Delbert Rossiter and son left
home Tuesday on a short furlough
April 1!». 20. 21. 22
from Camp Van Horn. Miss., to on Monday for Fort Belvoir. Va.,
"WHISTLING IN BROOKLYN
via Santa Rosa. Calif., where his
vou wuuld 6tr
Red Skelton
son lives. Mrs. Rossiter will remain
MET VP* TOO, IF
for a longer time to visit with
w hEoiEcrto
friends and relatives.
YOURSELF LIKE
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Fruits and Vegetables
45c
$1.10
59c
16c
17c
Rogue Theater
Rivoli Theater
XA» W THE CAR
Dance
SATURDAY
APRIL 15th
Friday and Saturday
April 14, 15
"THE FALCON AND THE
CO-EDS”
Tom Conway
ALSO
•11 XNDS ACROSS THE BORDER'
Roy Rogers
Also 4th Chapter "Overland Mail”
Sunday. Monday, Tuesday
April 16 17. 18
"MELODY PARADE"
Mary Beth Hughes
PLUS
"SPIDER WOMAN”
Gale Sondergaard
GOOD MUSIC
AND GOOD EATS
Texaco Gas. Oil. Greases
Cave Junction
Illinois Valley Parts
and Service
CAVE CITY
THEATER
A WORD OF
CAUTION
We Carry a Complete Line of
PO NOT DESTROY YOUR
TIRE INSPECTION REPORT
SA rilRDAY and SONDA Y
APRII 15 and 16
W hile it ii not n
have your tire» it
regular interval»,
inspection report
pretented
when
new tire»
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