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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1947)
Illinois Valley N ew s, Thursday, August 21, 1947 near Takilma. L o c a ls W. R. Roberta and his daughter, Patricia, spent Friday at their home in Medford. J. C. Oakes, of Oakes Grocery, Kerby, motored to Medford Mon day on a business trip for the store. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Booth of the Chit Chat Cafe, transacted busi ness in Grants Pass the first of this week. came Sunday and expect to be here for the rest of the summer. Mr. and Mrs. J P. Rhea and Mrs. Grimmett is the mother of family of Redlands, Calif., ar Mrs. Whitehead. rived in the valley and will make their home here permanently. Mr Mr. and Mrs. Dean Tennis of Rhea is a brother of Mrs. A. K. Los Angeles have been visiting at Smith of Kerby. the homes of Mrs. Tennis’ sisters and brother in the valley, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Robstad Mildred Ikenberry of Mildred's of Kerby returned home Monday- Coffee Shoppe, Kerby, Mrs. L. after an extended visit that took J. Jacobson and Harold Lund them to Norway. New York and quist, of the Selma Coffee Shop home through Canada. They were in Selma. The visitors left today gone for the summer. for their home. Miss Shirley Plunkett of Cor Gustaf P. Lagergren left for Miss Wanda Price of Santa Ma ria, Calif., returned home after vallis is a houseguest of Miss San Francisco and Los Angeles, spending the summer with her Grace Duncan until after the Ju after visiting an old boyhood grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John | bilee. The two girls are school friend, Robert O. Birch on Caves chums and are enjoying summer highway. Mr. Lagergren practiced Milburn. vacation until they are called back architecture in Chicago for many years, but has been located in S' Floyce Warren and family of to school. Paul for the last 15 years. Be Venice, Calif., have arrived in the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Waterman fore the war he was architect for valley to make their home near Cave Junction, on property pur returned Monday from an ex the Minnesota State Fair, design tended vacation which took them ing among many other building chased from John Milburn. to Salt Lake, Yellowstone National the new famous $500,000 4-H club Elwood Hussey left last week Park, Giacer National Park, Lake building, the largest and be- for New York where he will at Louise and Banff, Canada. They equipped of its kind in the tend the 40 et 8 convention. While report having had a marvelous United States. in the east he will take in other J time and enjoyed every bit of their vacation. points of interest. Mrs. I. B. Hearing came ove —o— from Medford this week to be Judge W. A. Johnson of Grants Mrs. Vivian Grimmett and Char with her husband who is employed Pass is spending several days in lie Ham of Somerton, Ariz., are at the Rough & Ready Lumber the valley on business. He is a visiting at the home of Mr. and Company. Mr. and Mrs. Hearing guest at the Johnny Valen home Mrs. James Whitehead. They are former residents of O’Brien and for the past several years Z Z Z Z 'Z Z / Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z r Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z Z z z z z z z z z z z sz z -z -z- have made their home in Medford They are domiciled at the Rocky- dale Camp at the present time. New Arrivals at Boucher jjço a fô Store GREETING CARDS STAG TOILETRIES STATIONERY CARA NOME BILLFOLDS Lew Krauss of Selma, made a trip to Grants Pass Wednesday, bringing home frpm the hospital Mrs. Krauss and their newly born baby boy. Mrs. Krauss and son are reported feeling fine. C. D. Schofdey of Portland. Union Wire Rope representative, j was in Cave Junction on buaine | this week. COSMETICS AND Men and Women’s RUBBER GLOVES C. B. Long, of Ye Rustic Inn. left for Los Angeles today on a business trip and pleasure trip combined. He will visit his mo ther and sister while in the south He plans to be gone about 3 weeks TOILETRIES LET Basham Radio SERVICE Repair That Radio NOW for Best Reception School Children's CLOTHING Today's Merchandise at Tomorrow's Low Prices USED AND NEW RADIOS IN STOCK LOG CABIN STORE 8/10 mi. E. on Caves Highway AT SELMA School clothes a re not going to be p len tifu l fo r the rest of th is year. ( Where You’re Treated Like a Friend Instead of a Customer) We advise you to shop early, and also to check up and see w h at can be I II E A T E II repaired for this y e a r in school w earin g togs. We have a supply of school clothes now, bu t we Where the Highways Meet know we do not have a sufficient supply, and we LARRY MUSIL— Manager .simply can ’t get anym ore. Children Adult« We Will Do Our Very Best to Serve You ADMISSION 17c, Ta« 3c— 20c 42c, Tax 8c— 50c FRI.-SAT. "Love Laughs at Andy Hardy" V tG O L D E N RULE * AUG. 22-23 EVERYTHING TOV. ar ‘ or : very memberoftme family With Mickey Rooney and SUN. MON. 1 Pound Size JJ5C 2 for 2 5 c CIGARETTES 2 f°r only 2 3*' 7 ilc All Popular Brands Only $ |.3 3 FRUIT JARS TABLE SYRUP Quart Bring Container gal. 13*’ 5O<a Reg. Kerr Masons Dozen only LIBBY’S PRUNE PLUMS CANNED MILK In Heavy Syrup Sego. Pet, Carnation. Bordens. Morning Case INGRID BERGMAN COLOR CARTOON WED THURS. only $£J.35 No. 2 4 Cans 27*’ Case of 21 Cans $/J.95 PREM 12-oz. Cans NEWS AUG. 27-28 CANVAS GLOVES Men’s and Women’s Sizes 3 1*’ Only Pair only Doable Feature Program The Teen-Agers in ''Freddie Steps Out" Call on Us for Safe. Expert Cleaning Service A ll Worfc Done in Oar Own Modern Plant ALL AD VE R TISE D PRICES GOOD S A TU R D A Y AND and Red Ryder in CLEANERS Cave Juntcion only GARY COOPER and Thorough and regular cleaning of school clothes saves wear and needless expense Send them to us Our methods and equipment are modern and up-to date . yet our prices are moderate Illinois Valley Fresh. Crisp Heads Pocket Size AUG 24-25 With MARGARINE P. A. SMOKING TOBACCO "Saratoga Trunk" School Clean and S hining LETTUCE 1 Pound Bonita Granville Back to Durkee’s Troco "Colorado Pioneers" :: k. Frankie and Bill Gillespie 23c SUNDAY
