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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1952)
| l‘:> •. .pi nt Sunday at the home of I They are returning from a vaca ! the Harry Floyds, while her hus- tion spent in Los Angeles. Calif. Ken Hamilton 2nd Gordon -------------- o ■ — i t>and made a trip to Portland on Visiting Son gon Clint and family. Before re White of Selma spent Thursdu OUliMM. ' to Sunday at tl the Hamilton’s cabin Mrs. G. G. Etherton is here 'to Whether you’re buying or sell from Los Angeles, visiting her turning home she may travel north. | on t|ie Mrs. Maxine Roberts was the ing, NEWS want ads work for you. honored guest at the Holland | ■ Birthday club Wednesday Oct.15. By Mr«. Virginia Babcock Phone 1209 Recent visitors . at the Bruce HOLLAND —Miss Vickie Lee Jordans were Mr. Jordan s parents | Sherier was hostess at a birthday of Ashland, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde! party Monday, honoring Miss Beeson and Mrs. Beeson s sister Marilyn Babcock who celebrated Mrs. Jesse Hoover o f Sitka,’ her fourth birthday. The “Holland Alaska. Termites” were out in full party Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ruby ofl diess. Present were Marilyn Bab Redmond's Washington visited cock, Ronnie and Gayle Covey, friends in Holland recently and Bonnie and Leonard Jordan, Billy spent the night with Louie Tank i CAVE JUNCTION Shellabarger, Jackie and Teddy at the Four Star mine on Sucker R berts and Vickie Sherier. Creek. The Ruby's formerly own Mrs. Johnny James of Grants ed a mine near the Four Starr. lllinoi» Valley Page 2 Friday, October 24, 1952 Naw* Holland Tots Gather for Party Spend Weekend at Cabin Clyde's Tuffy READY MIX CEMENT CHOKERS Phone 4401 Let’s dean up the Milk Business Tuffy Chokers In Following Sizes: V, V, V. 1*. 1V FOR EVERY LOGGING NEED THERE IS A UNION WIRE ROPE WIRE ROPE that's EXTRA Flexible... Yet Low in Cost! Here's ivhat milk reform will do: Everywhere in the Timber Country, Tutfy Chokers are the most popular. Tutfy is specially stranded, specially socketed tor logging requirements — extra strength, stamina, flexibility. It's easy to order Tutfy Chokers — just send the sizes needed and spec ify Tutfy. One trial will show you wny so many logging operations demand ‘‘Tutfy” LOWER PRICES... RICHER MILK In a recent radio address State Representative J. (Bill) Ireland said: "Under our present Milk Control Law the Administrator has consistently lowered the butterfat content of our milk while increasing the price the consumer pays. In Crook County, for example, the price for milk containing up to 4.2', butterfat was 21 yi cents per quart. In August 1952 the Controller raised the price to 25 cents and reduced the butterfat maxi mum to 5.6%. "In Baker County the official order of June I, 19 50 fixed a minimum price of 19 cents per quart and a maximum butterfat content of 4%. On December 20, 1950 the price was raised to 21 cents and the butterfat dropped to 5.8%. On July 1, 1952 the price was raised to 22 cents and butterfat lowered to 5.6. 1 he proposed Fair Milk Law will eliminate this kind of retail price fixing and eliminate the power of a Controller to constantly lower quality standards." ? The illustrations at left are only two of many in our FREE logging hand book "Wire Rope fur Logging”. Full wire rope specifications are in the book — a book full of tables, pictures and valuable information on all types of wire rope. Send for it today. (ft union ¿MouTeoyu corp. (' ■ 'X..«. w=»- SUSPENSION CARRIAGE SYSTEM FREE I " IFire Rope for Logging”— U m - ful Handbook? Send today for thia free book—complete specification8 for wire rope in loffKintf ay »tent«, table«, hints on best wire rope lugging practice, etc. ¡ILLINOIS VALLEY j I HARDWARE I [ Service A* Well At $Saving$ CAVE JUNCTION I j I______________________ J FREE ENTERPRISE Halloween DANCE T he Oregon Statesman says: "The bill . . . does provide price protection Just a Little Longer Now FARM PROTECTION The Oregon Journal, which has a long record of watchful concern over Oregon’s milk supply, says: "The proposed amendment not only protects the producer’s price, it also requires the admin istrator to review these prices quarterly and to take into consideration the costs of production including those peculiar to Grade A produc tion. It also establishes machinery for appeal ing the administrator's orders to the courts if they are deemed unfair or do not actually cover the costs of production. Producers, in short, would no longer be at the mercy of a milk administrator who may hold hearings when it suits his pleasure and whose orders are final." VOTE 332 x YES for the MILK PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ACT BOB & KITH SHOP On the Night of Ghosts and Goblins, Dance to the . . . at the producer level, restoring competition at the wholesale and retail levels." And this from the Oregon Journal: "Let's break the milk monopoly and let free competition control once more at distributor and retail levels." Under our monopolized milk control the number of licensed milk dealers iu Oregon has dropped from 766 to 202 since 1939, a loss of 73%, and the number of dairy farms is down 19% since 1950. Cave Junction AFFILIATED MILK COMMITTEES OF OREGON Paid Adv . Affiliated Milk ( amna.gn l.om millets of Oregon Mr«. Irene 1 trior, 426 l*ark Building. Portland. Oregon. SONS OF THE SADDLE POPULAR MEDFORD ORCHESTRA \\: B) Standard Oil Company Speed Overhaul Jobs With ; Homemade Piston Cleaner " If you do vour own mainte- tin nee on your car, you may be interested in making thia little gadget we heard about It makes the scraping of pie- ton ring groove* fast and easy. ’ . ' . * Call us about it Fine product» like thia plus faithtui service are the tuainstas » of our local buaiueM Of course. you won’t have to worry about this job if you use Heavy Duty RI'M Motor Oil. First oil developed through atomic research, it reduce» en- tmFwrat, greatlv increase» time lietween overhauls, keeps engines clean and protected against the formation of ear bon deposits, acid, corrosion, rust and varnish. See what you pain with these exclusive Chevrolet features ; . ’ ’ • . A I Weds i d Oil •I CaldMM Di»tnbul«d by HOWARD BEARSS 17,1 CAVE JUNCTION See what you save with the More Powerful Valw-ip Head Engine with Powerglide Automatic Transmis sion i optional at extn • Bt tdji by I ei • Centerpoint Pow er • Safety Plate Glass all around, with E-Z-Eye plate glass (optional at extra cost) • Largest Brakes in its field • Unitized Knee-Action Ride. Lowest-Priced Line in its Field! KELT 7th St, between ‘J’ and K’ CHEVROLET EHONE 4461 GRANTS PASS, OREGON
