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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1948)
Illinois Valley News T h u rsd a y . Q d o h c r 21. 19 IS There's a Correct nxon Thompson Jan and Dick Busch were tran- sacting business in the Valley last week. Mr and Mrs. 11. K. Thatcher and son of Jacumba, Calif., visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thatcher and Mr. and Mrs. V. Kirk, all of the Waldo store and Motel. Engineering service is at your call to assist you in selecting the right wire rope size, grade and construction to best suit your operation. May we place you on our mailing list for our informative and instructive bulle tin, ’ ROPE DOPE”? u n io n -fo rm e d TRACY’S STEAK HO USE Grants Pass Ifl W ire Rope is For Union W’ire Rot>e « n ic e cu-1 on ILLINOIS VALLEY HARDWARE The Hamiltons, Myo and Bill C ave Ju n ctio n id rert tsewseni From where I s it... ¿1/ Jo e M arsh GRAB BAG BUY ON SIGNATURE RECORDS Jge Funeral services for William P Keller, 33, who died Friday, Oc tober 15, was held Wednesday af ternoon, October 20, at the Hull & Hull Chapel in Grants Pass with Rev. Geo. Gray officiating. In terment was at Hillcrest Memorial Park with the G. P. Masonic lodge in charge of graveside services. His widow and two children sur vive. The EQ U IT A B L E L IF E A S S U R A N C E S O C IE TY of the U N IT E D S TA TES FR A N K GORDON & », Id f t 7 JM r* u R E P R E S E N T A T IV E I'm Glad We're "Different! From where I sit, so long as we never become intolerant of one an other’s different tastes - so long as we live together with out differ ences, and even supplement them the way brome grass does alfalfa, then we’re a mighty good crop! So neighbor — enjoy your cider while I enjoy my beer! Vote for your candidate—I’ll stand by mine! But never let our differences 'ivide us! Copyright 19IB I Send The Illinois Valley News to Your Friends Prevent Forest Fires WILLIAM P. KELLER p re fo rm e d to o u t-p erform ' There s a lot of difference of opinion in our county on the best kind of pasture. Some say alfalfa mixed with brome grass others say mixed with oats or barley. But all agree that a mixture's better than a single crop. I sometimes think people are the same way —and the strength of America is its mixture of so many different strain s—some from one country, some from another—right down to little differences: like SALE EVERY THURSDAY 10:00 A. M. 10 Per Cent on Furniture and Household Goods 5 Per Cent on Livestock J. & V. SALES COMPANY formerly the old Brah Bros. Yard, Grants Pass JACK PETERSON. J. W. WONDERLY Manager Auctioneer Jimmie Ouinn left last week for Bremerton, Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Marshal Burrows and son, Robert, were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. Richard Thompson. J, 1 A U C T IO N JUST PLAIN BITTER 408 East “ B” Street TELEPHONE 4225 W E L L . O N E T H IN G N E V E R CHANGES — , Y O U CA N ALW AYS D E P E N D O N HAVING PRESCRIPTIONS PROPERLY F IL L E D A T OW L 0R U 6 STORI Christmas goods are coming in and u>e simply have to have room for our new merchandise, so our loss is your gain. Radio values you can hardly believe. Come in and see for yourself. G EN. ELEC. C O M B IN A T IO N R A D IO A N D RECORD P L A Y E R , w a. $125 00 ( ¿ O « Now .lashed to * G. E. T A B L E M O D E L R A D IO — either Standard was $47. 20, r GEN. ELEC. C O M B IN A T IO N R A D IO A N D RECORD P L A Y E R , form erly sold for $77.00, now G. E. CLOCK Was $36.65, r R A D IO SET, $' M A N Y O T H E R F IN E BUYS — G E . LEA .old for $19.50, now offered to you for onl states Brewer Foundation Come in and inspect this fine merchandise, They will make excellent Christmas Presents T H IS S A LE W IL L O N L Y LA ST U N T IL P R E S E N T STOCKS A R E SOLD Send The Illinois Valley News to Your Friends ip Him Working For Oregon SLASHED ON RADIOS OWL DRUG STORE AL'S RADIO SHOP CAVE JUNCTION ’rescriptions Accurately Filled r 6th and H St»., G ra n t. Par. PHONE 3661 How to JUST ARRIVED DINETTE Virtue while you SLEEP Appropriations Committee, handling appropriations for: Hydro-Electric Power, Flood Control. Riveis ami Harbors, Reclamation. Public Lands, Indian Affairs, Forestry and Agriculture. Chairman Treasury Post Office Appropriations Sub- Committee. Chairman of the Appropriations Committee to Investi- gate European economic conditions. Member Senate Committee on Interior and Insular Af fairs. Chairman, Centralia. Illinois, mine disaster committee Chairman of the Sub-Committee to investigate the Near East oil situation. A one-man investigator of the Hawaiian Statehood request. Chairman of the Joint Committee to ‘.nve.s t,f* ‘eJ ^ land Possessions and Trust Territories in the Pacific. Step aboard Southern Pacific’s night train to PO RTLA N D or SAN FRANCISCO. Stretch out in a comfortable berth and sleep while the miles slip by. N ext morning you’re a t your destination rested and ready for the affairs of the day. Or ride in comfortable coaches a t still lower fares. Overnight TABLE TOP IS LAMINATED PLASTIC IN LIGHT BROWN COLOR TONE CHROME CHAIRS COVERED W ITH RED PLASTIC makes this set very serviceable and ideal for your home Come in and see it today at service returning, also. For fares, sch ed u les and reservations call: APriiCiATt Retain U. S. Senator Gay Cordon furniture November 2 Pd. Adv. Guy Cordon for Senator Comm.. Geo. F Jameson. Exec. Secty., Portland, Ore. The Friendly Southe rn Pacific See Your P le a m t S. P Agent or W rite J A. Ormandy, GPA, 622 Pacific Bide.. Portland 4, Or« C ave Junction Grants Paas
