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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1944)
Pape Six Illinois Valiev News, Thursday, June 8, 1911 ff)R. A.' N."COLLMAN® Naturopathic Phyaici.n Model Cash Grocery Frank Dietcher, Bill Furlong and Bill Mocos made a business trip to Crescent City Wednesday. PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE “th and 10th « Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wells made a business trip to Grants Pass on Saturday. I Any kind or any size made at Valley Lumber Co. BACON SQUARES, Swift’s Per pound ........... VIENNA SAUSAGES 2 Cans for 1 » * 23c 25c 35c WHEATIES 2 Packages for (TIERRIOATS 2 Packages for BISQUICK Per package BACK THE ATTACK BUY MORE BONDS THAN BEFORE GRAPENUT MEAL Large package GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Tex Delta 46 Oiinc<* cans, unrationed •> BLENDED JUICE 16 Ounce cans 50c I 17c Î Flour and Feeds' 0 I 1 32c ■Crown I APPLE JUICE Pints, each LOGANBERRY JUK E Pints, each After a short business meeting Mrs. Evelyn Boyd Martin was honored with a baby shower re ceiving many lovely and useful gifts. Delicious refreshments were I served by the hostesses, Mrs. Baumberger, Mrs. Doris Boyd and Mrs. Julia Williams. July 7th will be the annual pic-' nic, place to be announced later, j ------------- o-------------- ‘ Ray Smith who resides near O’Brien was painfully injured last | Monday when an axe fell from a log and cut his left knee letting the ( joint water escape which is always i rious. He was rushed to Grants —BUY Pass by Eugene Brown for medical treatment. He is resting nicely now, and hopes bo be up soon. ------------- 0-------------- WAR BONDS— The State Grange convention will be held next week in Grants Pass, and all the Grangers in the county are expecting an extra good session. Pomona Master C. H. Brooks,, who has charge of all the details, has his committees working over time and everything will be ready when the state master sounds the gavel for “let’s go.’’ Rogue Theater O’BRIEN WOMEN’S CLUB MEETING LOST OR STRAYED—One chest Friday and Saturday. June 9-10 •RATIONING’’ nut roan mare with a white spot With Wallace Berry on forehead and knot on lower jaw. Please notify J. A. Hem Sunday. Monday. Tuesday, The club met last Friday at the bree, Rt. 1, box 266, Cave Junc June ilth. 12th, and 13th home of Mrs. Harriett Baumber- “THOUSANDS CHEER" tion. 6-ltp ger with Mrs. Anna Stiwalt acting With Kathryn Grayson I as president. 19 members an swered roll call and two new mem bers were added to the club, Mrs. •’PURPLE HEART" ÌTV NOTAS tOMf^WLE1 Olive Berkner and Mrs. Elsie With Dana Andrews Knapp. AS THE ROiKEg AT i HOME. ■ WbM ÓO PLACÉS IN A ülMßlE SEAT NOW WE HAVE Household and Animal ( ROSS CUT SAWS Filed at Shell Service Station by CLINT HARDS Cave Junction OWL PHARMACY In Grants Pass A h ! mc ( ’RACKEN’S CAFE! 9 J Open For those who wish to go to a good fishing place, word has been received that the road to Bolan Lake is now open as far as the Bolan Lake Lookout garage, which is about a quarter of a mile from the li ke, ar.d this last quarter may be open by the time you read this. ------------- o-------------- I ! Cave Junction from 0:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. Enjoy a Meal Out I Give the Wife a Rest Home Baked Pastry Washington Letter I I ious consideration of the idea of ! abolishing the OPA—price control.' (Continued from Phone 334 Page One) A Neighborly Cafe You Will Like Nearly everyone recognizes the' wartime need for such control. I What the Republicans (and a sub stantial number of Democrats) have been endeavoring to do is re fine and improve the act so as to eliminate some of the more flag rant mistakes and admin strative abuses of the law. Rivoli Theater Friday and Saturday.-June 9-1(1 “SAILORS HOLIDAY' With krthui I akc —PLUS— “CHEROKEE STRIP" With Dick Foran, anil 1 st Chapti ; f Ser al “THE BATMAN" Sunday. Monday, Tuesday. June 11 th. 12th. and 13tn “SWEETHEARTS OF THE U. S. A.” With Una Merkel —ALSO- “UNCENSORED’ With Eric Portman Texaco (¡as, Oil, (¡reuses Cave Junction COTTAGI« ■iM> ILiI h ¡MQN CAVIS" Illinois Valiev Parts and Service Walter Freeman - E' I 210 West “A” Come to ROAD IS NOW OPEN (¡range Convention FUNERAL HOME Ambulance service day or nite t 9^ 0t Bga ■ 0a HULL & HULL For Drugs, Toiletries Fountain Service 9 ■ q 01 ».210TOH r0‘ Ray Wilson W. <1.. Thurs. Fri.. and Sat.. Ju ne 14th. 15th 16th and 17th "JAMBOREE" With Ruth Terry AND— "THE COWBOY AND THE SEÑORITA" With Roy Rogers —PLUS— Chanter two of “THE BATMAN" (3 1 : We Carry a Complete Line of KERBY VARIETY STORE Building Material n ASH LIGHT BATTERIES Girl Crazy BOX STATIONERY With MICKEY ROONEY and JUDY GARLAND At The Fountain Ready to take away! 25c and 35c SHINGLES (ELOTEX WALLBOARD ACME PAINTS TENKOTE JUMBO MILK SHAKES 15c Liquid A»br>toa Roofing—10 Year Guarantee • THIS IS AMERICA” SUNDIF.S ALSO 15c NFWS AND CARTOON M r. and Mrs. A. Kellert Grants Pass Lumber Co. Ma«.«nie Building, Kerby, Ore South Approach to Caveman Bridge F 1 PI? t' A À Grants Pass Mail your cleaning and press ing work to us — We will mail it back cleaned and pressed. » 0 fi 0 9 0 9 0 9 W KBSaUKf EÀ ( ORNEI) BEEF HASH, Libby’s Pound can for .................................. Boys leaving today (Thursday) for induction into the armed forces were David Looper, George Logan, Grover Mayfield, Kenneth Robin son, John Mellow and Carl Theuer- kauf. They left on the train. Phone 47 WARDROBE CLEANERS * PLUS WINDOW FRAMES CHEESE, Tillamook Per pound Poultry Spray SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. JUNE 10th and 11th MINERS HEADQUARTERS 615 “G” Street Grants Pass, Oregon 221 West F St Fly Spray CAVE CITY THEATER GRANTS PASS HOTEL d Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Radishes, Grapefruit Onions, Apples, Cantaloupes, Avocados —<o—— Mis. J T. Heald received a 64 word short wave broadcast via In ti ¡national Rid Cross from her brother Cecil Jesse Peart, WN'S this week. He lias been a prisoner in Camp No. 3 Philippine Island since the fall of Bataan. In all. four cards with short messages had been recaived, two the week before Christmas. —o— Here to attend the funeral of Edwin N. < ooke of O’Brien were Mi’ and Mrs. Ellsworth Cooke and Edwin N. Cooke of Butte. Montana; Gordon S. Cooke of Malaga Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Crowe of Ho.nl River, Oregon. Mrs. Crowe is a daugh-1 ter. James Gordon, an uncle of. Mrs. Leia M. (’ooke, was also here for the funeral. —o— 0 & 0 E)......... ..... ......... Elwood Hussey, Jr., arrived home this week on furlough to vis it his parents, Mr. and Mrs. El wood Hussey, lie has seen action in the South Pacific. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McCaskey anil daughter Rose May were visit ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard ( tinner for a few days. They left Monday for Arizona where they will live on account of Mr. McCaskey’s health. Sherman’* Camp Cave Junction Fresh and Cured Meat Fruits and Vegetables Mr. and Mrs. R. J. McCracken of McCracken’s Cafe, made a hur ried business trip to Crescent City last Tuesday. —o— Miss Marie Huff of Grants Pass was visiting Sunday with her moth er and father-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cramer. —o— Mrs. J. S. Whitehead accom panied by Mrs. Aileen Johnson and Mrs. Edwin Sowell were shop ping in Grants Pass the first of the week. —o— •••3 Q Q uohoiihkhiih .......... . .................................................................................................................................. Miss Jeanne Villair is home for the summer from her studies at University of Oregon. E. Lawson of O’Brien, made a trip to Grants Pass Wed nesday where she transacted bus iness. I,. E. (Ted) Athey assist ed in the postoffice and store dur ing her absence. —o--- Mr. and Mis. Zenna Darnell and family of Vancouver, Wash., ar rived recently in the valley and will make their home in Kerby. Mrs. Darnell is a daughter of Mrs. Ethel Banta. --- 0--- J. C. Spence is gradually re covering from his long illness con fined in a hospital at Klamath Falls for nearly two months, Be- fore returning to the valley he vis- ited in Mt. Shasta. —o— Mrs. Alberta Tyrell and son Dean, visited at the home of her cousin, Mrs. J. T. Heald over the week end and left Monday for San !• rancisco. Mrs. Tyrell has taught in Bandon and Coquille schools for several years. Cave Junction, Oregon (). W. GREEN, Proprietor E. Y. Taylor has been confined to his home with a severe case of rheumatism in his feet. —o— : Office hours: 9 a. m. to 12 I = 1:30 p. m. to 3:30 p. m. = a 1 Through the Courtest of tn? 5-10-25 McGregor Co. “Where It’s Easy to be Thriftv" GRANTS PASS 5-10-25