I day morning for their home In
Caldwell, Idaho, after a six weeks
visit at the Cross home
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Mr*. Hugh White was in Grants
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sawyer
Pass the first of the week shop­ and family of Madras, spent the
ping.
holiday visiting the former’s par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson and Sawyer on Caves highway.
daughter made a trip to Granta
Pass on Tuesday.
Mrs. R. J. McCracken of Mc-
i Cracken’s Variety store left Sun­
Mrs. Verda Neeley and Mrs. day on a buying trip to San Fran­
Edda Ortman made a shopping cisco.
She expects to return
trip to Grants Pass this week.
sometime next week.
Mrs. Earl Boyd and her mother,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Villair and
Mrs. E. J. Wilber were transact- their daughter, Miss Jeanne, re­
ing business in Grants Pass this turned from a ten day vacation at
week.
Gold Beach. They were later
joined by Mr. and Mrs. H. P.
Mrs. Alta Merrill of Takilma, Bearss.
made a business trip to Grants
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Pass where she transacted busi­
Mr. and Mrs. Koy E. Shadle and
ness.
son, Capt. Frederick Shadle of
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Inlow and San Francisco, were guests at the
Dick Wayman of D. & D. Garage home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grant
of Kerby, were business visitors in at the Gold Canyon Puny ranch
this week.
They left today
Grants Pass.
(Thursday) for their home in the
E. J. Prucka returned to the Bay City.
valley last week from Los Ange­
Mrs. J. M. Smock and Mrs. John
les and plans to remain here per­
Ulrich, returned last Saturday
manently.
from a two weeks trip to Portland.
Mr. and Mts. Frank Freitas Mrs. Ulrich later left for Klamath
made a trip to Grants Pass the Falls and returned with Johnny,
first of the week, where they Jr., who was with his grandpar­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich, Sr.,
transacted business.
during her trip north.
Mis. Mary Darling and Mrs. C.
C. Homer of Kerby and Mrs. Lyda
Haggerty of Cave Junction shop-
Let us handle your recap­
lied in Grants Pass this week.
ping.
Mrs. Abbie Cross and daugh
ter, Miss Julia Cross, mother and
sister of Marvin Cross, left Mon-
$7.00 for 600x16 size,
grade A truck camelback.
We
dismount and mount your tires
and pay freight charges.
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CAVE CITY
THEATER
We ha ve a complete «lock of
relinere for your old tires.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
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JULY 14 AND 15
Cave Junction
Motor Court
Sunday Dinner
For A Soldier
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K. C.
(KEN) Hamilton
With ANNE BATER and
JOHN HODIAK
COLOR CARTOON — NEWS
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY
JULY 18 AND 19
Your Truck or Car
Should Have an
Electrical Checkup
Snow White
Seven Dwarfs
(A
Disney Cartoon
"FLICKER
Feature)
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NEWS
The heart and muscle of
your car are its electrical
system. Don’t let it de­
teriorate from sheer neg­
lect—when a checkup can
save the life of your car
for many more miles of
safe driving.
We Have Facilities for
GENERAL OVERHAULING
Your Truck or Car
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CAVE CITY
THEATER
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Acetylene and A rc
( AVE JUNCTION
GARAGE
W
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Welding
E. FARLIEN, Prop.
At : Cave Junction Motor Court
Model Cash Grocery
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for Cool Drinks, (i flavors, hottie
APRICOTS
Per Pound
COOL AID
All Flavors, per package
CANTALO!PES
Per Pound
I Oc
LEMONS
Per Dozen
LETTUCE
Large Heads, each
I8c
16'c
1-
ORANGES
150 Size, per dozen
6*>c
11c
GRAPEFRUIT
Per Pound
TEA—Assortment of Brands—Serve Ice Tea
During the Hot Days
(¡RAPE JUICE—Church's
(50 Blue Points) per hottie
57c
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Mrs. Starr Bumby returned la-'
Mr. and Mrs. William rarlien
were
in the county seat on busi­
Tuesday from an extended visit
ness
Tuesday.
in the east. She visited her daugh­
ter in Charlotte, North Carolina,
later proceeding to Nashville, Ten­ Many People Called
nessee, where she visited her son,
I)r. William Bumby. During her
stay in Nashville she spent part
of her time observing the work
done in George Peabody Teacher’s
college, Mrs. Bumby said she had
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a most enjoyable trip.
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STEAM LAUNDRY
Since 1900
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radio, movies, social groups?
Fresher Bread
DO YOU—sit in the corner atone while
your family and friends converse?
DO YOU—know that the Aures vacuum
tube hearing aid enables deafened to bear
whisper» ?
DO YOU—know that you can have a
home or office demonstration at no cost?
W rite for free booklet, "Hearing.
Ask
By
Name
Extra Cost
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TUESDAY.
YIIIIRSELF THIS NEW
Cave Junction, Oregon
J. C. CHAMPION, Proprietor
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«M North Fifth Street
Grants Pass, Oregon
and plenty of it
with these THREE GREAT
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Not oily or greasy. Only 69c pint.
lin-x Self-Polishing Wax protects and
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Cave Junction
Ambulance Service
DAY AND NIGHT
Phone 388
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Mae M. Hall, Manager
Near County Courthouse
5th and “C” Streets
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Grants Pass
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Grants Pass Lumber Company
South Approach to Caveman Bridge