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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 17, 1916
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Naturopathic Physician.
; Office houra:
hour«: 9 A. M. to 12 noon
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2 P. M. to 5 P. M.
Monday, Wednesday and Satur­
day evenings only.
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Bobby Kester, small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Hall, received a bad­
ly broken ankle while playing at
Selma school yesterday. He is do­
ing nicely.
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Ronald Tresham returned from
the army last Monday.
DR. A. W. BARLOW
Naturopathic Physician
Suite 12, Manchel Bldg.
Phone S16
Frank Mellow was out and
around last Tuesday for the first
time since Christmas.
Gran». Pa..
Windows and Doors!
Howard Bearss is again on the
job after being confined to his
home for several weeks.
See
Valley Lumber Co.
for your repair jobs
221 W. F St.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe Elliott of Se-
attle, Wash., are visiting the Max­
wells at Kerby, Oregon.
Phone 47
Sgt. Franklin Moore, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Moore of Kerby
has returned to Pendleton, Ore.,
where he is now stationed. Frank-
lyn has been in the marines for
seven years and was in Pearl Har­
bor at the outbreak of the war.
He served in most of stations in
the South Pacific during the war.
SAW FILING
By (’lint Hards
at
PUGET TIMBER COMPANY
Kerby, Oregon
BILL’S CAFE
"WHERE FRIENDS MEET”
Hal Moore of Hal and Loraine
store in Kerby left last Tuesday
with their son Hal G. Moore, Jr.,
for El Paso, Texas, where Hal, Jr.
will marry Miss Mary Gunn. They
will motor back to Oregon on their
honeymoon and Hal, Jr. will work
in the store in Kerby. Hal G. was
in the 69th Infintry and spent two
years in Europe. He recently re­
turned to the States and was dis-
charged on January 12, 1946.
Breakfa.t, Lunch and Dinner.
Until ------ Except
Monday, 7:30 p. m.
Closed Tuesdays
6:15 a. m.
FRED LANGLEY
WANTS TO SEE YOU!
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The Toggery
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Grants Pass, Ore.
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Daily Freight Service
GRANTS PASS, PORTLAND,
and SAN FRANCISCO
Pierce Auto Freight
K. C. H AMILTON, Local Accai
TRACY’S
STEAK HOUSE
A. E. Krieger was greatly sur-
prised last Sunday when his two
sons, Delbert and Lt. Andrew
walked in on him. Lt. Krieger,
who is in the air service was on
leave. He had been overseas for
the past 14 months and w-as a pilot
of the third airplane to land on
Leyte when our forces took the
island stronghold. Delbert Krieger
is working for Safeway at Port­
land, Ore. The boys left Monday
Grants Pass
WARDROBE
CLEANERS
HULL & HULL
FUNERAL HOME
Ambulance service day or nite
Phone 334
We’ll be seein’ ya, fer we ain’t leavin’.
STOP AT THE
( AVE CITY
(’OFFEE SHOP
A GOOD PLACE TO EAT
Mr and Mr.. H. E. Budd
This letter for the Illinois Val-
Officers of the Oregon Caves
ley
News, ingoing to be for my
Resort, at the annual meeting held
Wednesday afternoon, were re­ friends of the valley and else­
elected for the twenty-third year, where, wherever the News reaches
having held office continuously them. Most of you know that I
since the organization of the com­
pany in the spring of 1923. They have been in a bad way so far as
are: President, Frank Mashburn; body and mind is concerned. For
vice-president, Sam H. Baker; over a year I have suffered great
and secretary-treasurer, A. E. pain, bad stomach, bad lungs and
Voorhies. The board of directors hard arteries; but thanks to our
consists of L. M. Mitchell, who has
been on the board since the organ­ good doctor Osgood, who gave me
ization, Niel R. Allen, James r. list of what to eat and what not
Christiansen, Charles Cooley, and I to, my lung and stomach trouble
Richard Sabin, assistant secretary. has just about disappeared, my
Mrs. Lucy James is office man­ hard arteries are still with me and
ager.
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Although operation of the hotel will remain as long as I live; I
cannot
stand
any
strenuous
ac
­
has been closed down since the
season of 1941, guide service has tivity. It may be that I shall be
been maintained continuously, and able to send in my usual etter to
during the season just closed 17,- the News. Those who like my stuff
522 people were conducted through may expect it.
It has always been my desire to
the caverns, September being the
peak month when there were 5324 be of some good in this world. 1
have searched my record but have
people through the Caves.
Arrangements are being made been unable to find anything I
to have the resort in full opera­ ever did that was much good; and
tion at the opening of the season neither can I find anything tha,
in May, and with the expected could be termed very bad, yet, I
tourist travel during 1946 the of­ must confess, I have done many
ficial of the company look for­ things that I am heartily ashamed
ward to its biggest season. Dur­ of. I should very much like to
ing the last year of operation write something that would cau^e
around 60 people, many of them real benefit to the Illinois Val­
college students, were employed ley. I have knocked around these
United Sttaes a great deal but
at the resort.
have never found a spot I loved
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American Legion dance, Satur­ as much as this valley in which I
day, January 19, 10 p. m. at Le- have lived just 42 years today
gion hall. Midnight lunch, Every- (January 8). Of course I love the
Baraboo valley, in Wisconsin,
cne cordially invited.
where I grew to manhood and my
old-time associates. If I loved that
RHEUMATISM
old home more than the Illinois
and ARTHRITIS valley I would have gone back
there long ago.
I suffered for years and am so
PHIL SNORT.
thankful that I found relief from
this terrible affliction that I will
WINDOW FRAMES
gladly answer anyone writing m"
for information. Mrs. Anna Pau*z,
Any kind or any size
P. O. Box 825, Vancouver, Wash.
made at
—adv.
Valley Lumber Co.
for Portland. Mr. Krieger is very 221 West F St
Phone 47
proud of his sons and justly so.
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Cordially yours,
GEORGE AND SUE MARTIN.
I a
Married veterans planning to en­
roll in Oregon schools of higher
learning for the winter and spring
terms will find it difficult to lo­
cate living quarters at most camp­
uses, judging from the results of
a survey conducted by the state
Department of Veterans’ Affairs
under Hugh E. Rosson, director.
Eighteen colleges and universi­
ties in the state were queried and
the majority of the replies showed
that while single veterans usually
can be accommodated, the married
veteran will have trouble locating
a place for his wife and family to
live near the campus. Veteran en­
rollment for the winter term or
spring semester is expected to dou­
ble or even triple fall term regis­
tration, the survey indicated.
PART-TIME
BOOKKEEPING
and
INCOME TAX
RETURNS
KERBY, OREGON
SATURDAY, SUNDAY,
JANUARY 19 and 20
Greer GARSON
Gregon PECK
The Valley
of Decision
Also Other
AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES
and STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS
Cave Junction Motor Court
STATION AND GARAGE
W. E. Farlien, Proprietor
CAVE JUNCTION
Admission $1.10 Couple
Subscribe for the News
Illinois Valley Grange
FOR INFANTILE PARALYSIS FUND
Usual Good Music and Eats
GRANGE HALL, BRIDGEVIEW
9:30 to 1 A. M
SUNDAY SPECIAL
Choice of Steaks
HOME-MADE PIES
House of Todelope
Cave Junction
“Fine Foods”
“Genuine Hospitality” £
! Something to Remember
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Booth's Welding
BREAD AND PASTRY
at Your Food Store
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M o del Market
Swifts Premium Milk-fed
Fryers
HAM
SLICES AND PIECES
U. S. Grade A Fancy
Steer Beef
WILL GO ON SALE
SATURDAY MORNING
NOW ON HAND
Cave Junction
Will Be Closed
January 18 to and Including February 15
By special courtesy of the
American Legion—
•A SQUARE DEAL
FOR EVERY CHILD”
LEGION HALL
Sponsored by
Castings
Hard Facing
Aluminum
Friends and Patrons i a
—and—
—and—
GOOD MUSIC AND
GOOD EATS
Two Sets FOG LAMPS
CAMP MUIR
“Lucky Cowboy”
10 P. M.
KERBY, OREGON
Ministry of Fear
A MINIATURE WESTERN
IN COLOR
JANUARY 19
Both—
Portable Acetylene
and Electric
PERFECT CIRCLE RINGS
TO OUR
RAY MILLA ND and
MARJORIE REYNOLDS
in a fascinating thrill-
packed mystery.
DANCE
OUR WELDING
EQUIPMENT
Is the
LATEST
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WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY.
' \M ARY 23 and 24
LEGION
SATURDAY, JANUARY 26
One Set HEAVY DUTY TRUCK ( HAINS
CAVE CITY
THEATER
AMERICAN
President's Ball
IRA S. HALL
Accountant
For nearly 13 years it has been our privilege to
serve you, and we hope it has been as pleasant
for you as for us. We have sold our hardware
business to Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hamilton and Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Hamilton, who need no introduc­
tion, as they have been in the valley over seven
years. We sincerely hope and believe you will
give them the same loyal support in the future,
you have given us in the past.
Grants Pass
Mail your cleaning and press­
ing work to us — We will mail
it back cleaned and pressed.
HOUSING SHORTAGE
SERIOUS FOR G.I.S
OFF IN A CORNER
WITH PHIL SNORT
To Our Friends
4
210 West "A"
Caves Resort Officers
Are Re-elected for 1946
JIGGS AND SAM
A Limited Amount of
Lard, Shortening,
Bacon and
Picnic Hams
NOW ON HAND—CALL EARLY
We Pay TOP PRICES for
HIDES, VEAL. BEEF
and PORK
Get Our Price Before
You Sell
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