Illinois Valley News, Thursday, Septetniter 13, 1945
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Jones of
Pasadena, Calif., left for their
home last Tuesday after visiting
since last Friday, their son. S. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Burger of Jones and family.
Ashland, were visiting friends in
the valley last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Morris of
Anaheim, Calif., came last Satur­
George Wells of Tuie Lake is day for several weeks visit at the
here visiting relatives for an in­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sconce
definite visit.
of Takilma.
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J. C. CHAMPION, Proprietor
Mrs. Ed Pearsall was transact­
Mr. and Mrs. James Miller of
ing business in Grants Pass the Bremerton, Wash., are visiting
first of this week.
the latter’s grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. T. Sherman. They toft
L. E. (Ted) Athey and L. E. for home last Tuesday.
Bidache returned Sunday after­
noon from a business trip to Gold
Mrs. Lawrence Anderson and
Beach.
son, Glennie, arrived this week
from San Francisco and are visit­
Mrs. C. C. Hoover and Mrs. ing their grandmother, Mrs. Eliza
Mary Darling of Kerby were shop­ beth Holland at Bridgeview, and
ping in Grants Pass the first of other relatives and friends.
the week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Lamonte of
Mrs. Mary Young of Takilma, Forest Grove are house guests of
left last week for Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd on the
where she will now make her home westside road. The first of the
permanently.
week all left for Crater lake to
spend a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Taylor and
son Ronnie left Monday for Ola­
Mrs. Paul Newlands of Bend,
the, Colorado, for a few weeks Oregon, spent several days in Cave
visit with relatives.
Junction last week looking after
her property interests, also visit­
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hamilton of ing relatives and friends. She re­
Cave Junction Motor Court, were turned home the first of the week.
This Nation's greatness has been culled from the hearts of
transacting business in Grants
men who thought of “people 9» ” in the broadest ternis, rather than
Pass on Monday.
Ralph Luick was in the valley
of individuals and their more self-centered needs. Our Consti­
for a short time last Friday, re­
Wm. Frow is spending his two turning from Grants Pass where fl
tution is a document dedicated to benefiting all of the people, and
weeks vacation on his ranch on the he had been on business and was
thereby it benefits each and every individual living under our
Illinois river. Mr. Frow is a stere­ returning home to Smith River,
otyper on a Seattle newspaper.
where he represents one of the
Stars and Stripes.
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Ray Wilson and son were here ifornia.
Let those of us who take our Constitution too much for grant­
last Saturday to take the last of
their household effects to Ash­
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Threewitt of
ed give a part of this day to re-reading and re-evaluating it, and
land where they now live.
Inglewood, Calif., arrived in the
to re-pledging ourselves to the principles fulfilled by the men who
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valley last Friday and are looking fl
Mrs. Evelyn Boyd was shopping for a permanent place to make
created it. And to insure its perpetuity, let us continue uninter­
in Grants Pass the first of the their home. While here they were
rupted the purchase of War Bonds.
week and also visited her sister, visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Lemmon and family. Mrs. Arthur Hall. Mrs. Hall and
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Mrs. Threewitt are sisters.
Harold Brewold of the Brewold
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I’ine Lumber company, made a
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Sconce of
hurried trip to Portland last Sun­ Takilma, returned from Los An­
day and came home Tuesday.
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ited for the past three weeks. They
W. Bernard Roberts of the Cave were accompanied north by A. M.
City theater and son, were here on Hummell, who is here to visit his
business this week. They left late«- daughter, Mrs. W. T. Sherman and ing traffic conditions and to ob­
Delegates to the American Leg-
for their home at Ashland.
family.
j ion convention held last week in
serve regulations at all times.
“Schools have reopened their ■ Portland from the valley were:
Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Lawson
Mrs. Kate D. Lewis and daugh­ doors and there will be the ad­ I Les Henry, Elwood Hussey, C. Y.
of Berkeley, Calif., spent a few ter, Mrs. Q. A. Woodcock, left for ded pedestrian volume oceassioned I Arnold and , Alternate Blake Mil-
days visiting the latter’s parents. Fresno, Calif., recently where they by young people walking to and
1er. For the . Auxiliary, Mrs. Marie
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dougherty and will visit relatives and friends for from school. Drivers should be j White, Mrs.
Emily Kellert, Mrs.
family at Selma.
several weeks. They were accom­ constantly alert while driving in
panied south by Mrs. Lewis' sister. the vicinity of schools and stu­ |Joy Badden and Alternate Mrs.
Mrs. Agnes Baack had the mis­ Mrs. Fred Gardner who has been dents should be careful to obey ■ Amy Hussey.
fortune to break her leg and vis­ visiting here for the past three the rules of safe walking at ah
itors will be very welcome at her weeks.
times.’’
home on the former Bell Hunt
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place.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thacker and
A fool and a match are the for-
son. Kenneth of Portland, wen est’s worst enemies. If you play
Mr. and Mrs. George P Martin guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. with fire, if you don't put your
of Rogue River, were in the valley Joe Hudron of Bridgeview, and campfire out, if you throw cig-
last Tuesday on business. They visited other friends while here. arettes at random in the woods,
own a ranch and were here to dis- They were former residents o' then you are helping the Japs.
Cut Flower» — Potted Plant»
pose of several hundred tons of Cav Junction where Mr. Thacker
Floral De»i gna
hay.
operated the Cave Junction barber
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Mrs. II. O. Smith and Mrs. Glad­ shop. They left for their home
Planting Stock
ys King left this week for Corval­ Friday.
lis, where they will attend meet­
ings of the Federation of Garden
Word has been received from
Delivery made at Cave Junction
Now is the time to
clubs. They expect to return the the Crevistons, former residents
Motor Court
last of this week.
of this valley, who have been in
equip your car with a
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Illinois for the summer, that Mr.-.
Creviston's brother, Glen, and hi*
set of Sealed Beam
BUY WAR BONDS
two and half year old son, were
a Phone 66
Grants Pas»
Fog Lites or Head
drowned in a lake 100 miles from
Boise. Idaho, on August 31. am!
Lites for winter Driv-
on Sept. 4, their bodies had not yet
been recovered. It is believed that
ing
th Creviston’s will return to the
Illinois valley to make their home
sometime in the near future.
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CAVE CITY
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SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
SEPTEMBER 15 and 16
DOUBLE FEATURE
Main Street
After Dark
Song Of
The Range
With EDWARD ARNOLD
With JIMMY WAKELY
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
SEPTEMBER 19 and 20
Between
Two Women
Van Johnson, Lionel Barrymore
Cartoon
CAVE CITY
THEATER
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Traffic Deaths Now
Average One a Day
Oregon traffic again reached
the tragic death average of one n
day during the last half of Au
gust, following the end of the war.
Secretary of State Robert S. Far-
rell said today. It was the first
time since 1911 that Oregon traf-
fic reached this fatality average.
Fifteen fatalities were reported
during the last 16 days of the
month. There were only seven
fatalities during the last 15 days
of August, 1944, the toll this yea-
representing an increase of 87
per cent.
"Greater numbers of vehicles,
resulting in heavier congestion on
highways and streets, and higher
travel pace, are the chief factor.*
in the higher death average in Ore-
gon traffic since the end of the
war," Farrell said.
"Oregon drivers will bo well ad-
vised to remember this fact:
Many cars today are ten years old
or older, and tires in many in­
stances are not good. High speeds
under such conditions simply are
not safe.”
The secretary of state urged
drivers to hold their speeds to a
I reasonable pace in view of exist- ,
You Can Start Building
Cave Junction
Motor Court
K. C.
(KEN)
A Business or a Residence
Hamilton
There is one Attribute of by­
gone
that
day»
still
remain»
with us, full of charm and con­
ducive to happine»».
No modern
fashioned courtesy.
invention
Your Truck or Car
Should Have an
Electrical Checkup
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
Acetylene and
Arc
can
It is old-
usurp
ever
its
Some building material you need may be hard to
place.
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have
stated
many
times
and
have
it
thoroughly
it
we
clearly
wish
to
understood
W E FARLIEN. Prop.
At Cave Junction Motor Court
get for a while longer, but we may have substi­
tutes that will help you on your way. Anyway,
that our services are within the
reach of all.
-PHONE 388—
Ambulance
Service
Day or Night!
we w ill be glad to cooperate and help you in any
way we can.
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Grants Pass Lumber Company
Welding
( AVE JUNCTION
GARAGE
We have complete facilities for your construc­
tion needs. Come in and let us help you with
your building problems.
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South Approach to Caveman Bridge
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