Annual Fun House Planned
Friday, October 10, 1952
lllinoi. Vallley New.
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Annual Fun House, sponsored by
Jie Jr. Women’s club, will be pre-
ented Oct. 18 at 7 p.m in the Leg-
n hall. Bingo, free dancing, home
made refreshments and a bazaar
pd. adv.
booth.
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This Week in Cave Junction
MRS
WINNIFRED MULVEY. PHONE 2907 OR 2912
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ATTEND EVERY-SUNDAY
Bring. Home Big One
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♦Clubs
♦Society
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‘Visits
“Butch” Hollingshead wants ev
eryone to know about the beauti
ful Chinook he caught Sunday
while fishing in Smith River. I*
weighed 22
pounds.
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To Make Home Here
Here
Ruth Woosley, who works in
the Illinois Valley Market, made
u fast trip south last week to
bring back her grandmother, Mrs.
Helen Thomson, of Torrence, Cal.
Mrs. Thomson will make her home
here.
Mr. and Mrs. George Goethais
of East Moline, III., are visiting at
the home of her son and his family,
the Paul Bradings. The Goethais
made the trip hoping to go deer
hunting, but so far have found
no deer.
for Deer Hunting
at the
of fjod
Fall Planting Time
Fall planting time is here! Save
money at the annual fall plant sale
of the Illinois Valley Garden club,
Saturday.Oct. 11 in front of the
IVY theatre, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Shrubs, perennials, fresh veg
etables and homemade candy.
3-24-2tc
sunony
school
Elli.on. on the We.t Fork
Eldon Ellison and family arc
now living iat Riverflow, Mrs.
Esther Patton’s place on the West
F orks.
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American Legion
DANCE
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Attend Star Breakfast
Mrs. Ruth Masters and Mrs. Joy
Kellert attended the Eastern Star
breakfast Sunday morning in
Giants Pass.
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In Valley for Day
Mr. und Mrs. Robert Wendt and
Eslella Franzen from Grants Pass
were in the Valley Sunday to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wendt.
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Saturday, Oct. 11
Gue.! Speaker in Grant. Pa..
Mrs. Harry O. Smith was guest
speaker at the regular meeting of
th« Grants Pass Garden Club,
Wed., Oct. 8.
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American Legion Hall, Cave Junction
Vi.it from Crescent City
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mellow,
Marshall and Robert Coker, from
Crescent City spent Sunday in
Cave Junction with the Frank
Mellows, Sr.
Earl Bogan's Orchestra
Lunch by the Ladies
Admission 75c per person
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Is it
YOUR
BUY
JOHN
DEERE
Doctor?
Fortunately, it'.-* not too late for
more and more American- wlm
are going to their doctors in time
...at the first sign of any one of
the seven danger signals which
may mean cancer: (1) any sore
that does not heal (2) a lump or
thickening, in the breast or else
where (3) unusual bleeding or
discharge (4) any change in a
wart or mole (a) persistent
indigestion or ilitliiiilti in swal
lowing (t>) persistent hoarseness
or cough (7) any change in
normal I hiwc I habits.
To learn how to guard yourself
ami your family against cancer,
call the nearest office of the
American < am er Soviet \ or w rite
to ' ( ancer” in care ol imir local
Ollin*.
Our Ads
;
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United States National Bank
ot the
MEMBER
Hud Ottici, Portland, Oregon
FtRERAl □ E P OSIT, IRSUââNCE CORPORATION
Dance Classes
O'BRIEN WOMENS (’Ll B
Saturdays:
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Cave Junction
O' "
•CAVEMAN WAMPUM
and get extra value with
3-5,
6-8,
10:30
To the Public
“The Farmers' Store Since 1884”
Grants Pass
The theatre, are u.ing
the Council of Churche.
to
have
you
vote
MERCHANTS^
Decorator's Supply
WISE
Advertise!
Ph. 4711
Next to Illinois Valley Bakery
Cave Junction
three
4
twenty “SEX!” A lot of
F I R
SAW
LOGS
WANTED:
u. are too old for that *o
plea.e leave u. the hor.e.
and
greyhound..
Vote
327 X NO!
OSWALD WEST*
* Ex-Governor, Temperance Advo
cate, Senior Oregon Statesmen.
CABAX'MIUS
WE JOIN OUR OPPONENTS!
on
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WHY
’ vr**‘*J*S'i iM org*n
&n ^me^fgS m th*
“o'*
-hí"1
steady milk supply . . .
More than 80% of Oregon’s Dairy Farmers (who really know the milk
business) oppose the t kky substitute initiative. They are fighting it with
every hard-earned dollar they can spare, because they know it could
threaten your steady supply of rich, wholesome milk.
On Saturday, September 27, the following
news release was issued to the Portland
newspapers and news services —
of O'* °rT.
do tho profit-minded out-of-state grocery chain
store and the allied Affiliated Milk Committee try
to make you believe that the substitute milk initia
tive will protect Oregon’s Dairy Farmers and your
WHEN THE TRUTH IS
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Wallpaper In Stock—During October
Hubbard-Wray Co.
Phone 4222
8-10, 9:30
. . . SÀLE . . .
25% Off On All
BOB ¿I RUTH SHOP
:
132 S. E. ‘H’ St.
Write or call
tor complete
information —
Anicricttn
< '.oncer
Society
;
Quality Farm Equipment
Quick - Easy - Safe
too late
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A New Modern
Deposit Plan to
save your Time
HANS LEUTHOLD, Tillamook dairy farmer, says:
The m>lk consumer in Oregon, as well Os Our many small dairy farmeri,
should be seriously concerned over the attempt of on out of-state
grocery chain to pass a substitute milk control initiative promoted by
them to serve their own selfish interests. YOU are not protected under
WE BELIEVE THE SUIT
lût co'ir^
their initiative.
Oregon s $70,000,000 dairy industry, so vitally im
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portant to our state agriculture economy, ii not protected either Your
PURPOSES TO FOCUS
and our ability to better our herds and sanitory equipment, IS PRO
present supply of rich, sanitary wholesome milk ot present fair prices,
TECTED under our present FAIR law. Let $ keep itl”
ATTENTION ON OUR
OPPONENTS’ CLAIMS.
THESE CLAIMS ARE SO
EXAGGERATED AND
UNTRUE, WE WELCOME
THIS SUIT WHICH WILL
ESTABLISH A TRUE AMOUNT
AFFECTED BY THIS LAW.
HERE IS THE
TRUTH
ABOUT YOUR
PRESENT MILK CONTROL LAW!
IT DOES ASSURE YOU and
your family a iteady supply of rich, wholesome milk
at uniform, low prices the year 'round.
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IT DOES AFFECT YOUR milk's sanitation and purity by giving
dairy farmers a
stable market and so a chance to maintain better herds and keep modernized
the high-priced equipment needed.
bett'*
IA
in *>ur
VOTE
IT DOES PREVENT YOUR milk supply from falling under control of a politically
appointed one man dictator as called for under the out-of-state promoteJ
initiative
At present, a 7-man Board of Agriculture fairly admini.ters the
GOOD Oregon Milk Control Law to your best interests.
330 X YES
WE WANT THE PUBLIC
TO KNOW THE TRUE
TO END THE
TRUCK TAX MESS
FACTS ABOUT THESE
,SSUES..... OREGON HIGHWAY COUNCIL
Kllery lilla. Ire>*4eal, M. .. i ... Secretory, *22 4 2 G.u J I.< rang, Oregon
DON’T BE TRICKED
into repealing our FAIR MILK LAW
that has worked so well for 1 9 years.
Vote 333 X NO
PROTECT I
Your steady milk supply
at FAIR PRICES.
THE MILK INDUSTRY...
OREGON'S many small
dairy farmers.
Vote 333
VOTE WITH THOSE WHO KNOW
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