help the ILLINOIS VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER
Norths Move to
Cave Junction
WHETHER HE REGISTERED AS A
DEMOPUBLICAN OR REPUBLICRAT—
HE’LL VOTE FOR A ...
Wool Shirt
from
T rehear ne’s
• Shadow Plaids
• Plaids
• Plains
Mr*.
KERBY—Mi. and Mrs. Don
North plan to move to Cave Junc
tion and rent their Kerby home.
Mrs. Roy Evans <xf Vallejo,
Calif., is a house guest of her
I sister Mrs. E. V. Cooke. Mrs.
Evans plans to return home next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Milligan were
called to Eastern Oregon by the
. death of Mrs. Milligans father.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Pfleiderer’s
, of Sacramento, Calif., visited Mrs.
Pfleiderer’s father Wm. Borgman
of Kerby last week. Before leav
ing for home Mr. and Mrs. O. A.
Steinke
entertained
the
Pfleiderer’s at their home with
I cocktails and buffet supper.
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KERBY MAN MAKES
PURCHASES AT SALE
—by Benmar and Levi
S7.95-S12.50
TREHEARNE'S
Wf Give S & H Green Stamp*
Cave Junction
FIR
SAW
L O GIS
CABAX MILLS - - - Kerby
WANTED:
HARRIS ELLSWORTH
Mabrlle Duncan
Phone 1322
:
i
Two Boys Receive
DeMolay Degrees
Friday. October 31. 1952
Redwood Chapter, Order of the |
DeMolay, conferred the DeMolay |
degree upon Allen Burr, son of
Mr. and .Mrs. Ivan Burr of Selma
and Jim Deaton, son of »Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Deaton of Cave Junction '
in a ceremony Wednesday Octo
ber 22 at the Masonic Hall, in
Kerby.
Both boys had passed their
requirements for this second and
final degree within a short length
of time.
Wayne Spencer is DeMolav
master guardian this year, with
Pete Blue as actins master '
counselor.
To meet the requirements for
becoming a DeMolav a boy must h
be of good moral character and be ,
sponsored by at least one Mason i
or two DeMolay members.
The group meets every second ,
and fourth Wednesday evenin«
of the month at the Kerby Masonic
hall. Those members seeking trans
portation to meetings can contact
Ken Deaton, ph. 6901, or any of
the DeMolay Dads.
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Jimmie Hogg of Kerby was a-
mong the buyers at a Hereford
sale last Thursday afternoon at
the county fairgrounds which
brought an average of $435 per World Affairs Films
head to the owner, V. B. Minnis. Ready for Group Use
Tex Clifford, Early Elmore and
World affairs as they affect the
Erank Schesler all of the Q—X
daily lives of Americans are pre
ranch assisted with the sale.
sented in a new film-discussion
series available to Oregon schools
and community groups from the
department of visual instruction,
general extension division of the
state system of higher education, !
which is headquartered on the (Ire-
gon State college campus.
Included in the “World Affairs"
series are films and discussion
materials on world trade, India.
Japan, Iran, Indonesia, Yugoslavia, ■
Nigeria and Great Britain.
Rather than a general survey of j
the country or subject, each pro- I
gram emphasizes factors^especially [
important to the United States. I
Titles for example, include "Tito, i
Ally?’’, “Japan and Democ- I
Brighten Your Home Our
racy,” and "Farmers of India.”
for Coming Holidays Program information is avail
able from the department of visual
instruction, Coliseum, Oregon
State college, Corvallis.
Illi noia Valley New»
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Lipeciatly
Give your home last
ing protection »from
rain and snow with a
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finer roofing made
than what we carry!
Select the materials
best suited to vour
house here today.
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Bu..u . s
Long - Wearing
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CAVES
BUILDING
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CAVE JUNCTION
Republican Party Candidate for Representative
in Congress, Fo'j h Congressional District
Congressman Harris
Ellsworth has not only
demonstrated outstanding
ability as a Member of
Congress but in a few
short years he has reached
a position of seniority and
Manitex
ENAMELED SURFACE
FLOOR
COVERING
• Mirror-like
surface
eloss
that lasts and alkalie resist
influence in the U. S.
ance that repels grease and
House of Representatives.
other
He is third ranking Re
• Manitex
publican member on the
to let them cripple
county & state fairs
stains.
kitchen
Rugs
are
“wife
savers"---- so easy to clean—
stay clean longer.
powerful House Rules
Committee. He is noted
for his sincerity and fair
ness. His integrity is unquestioned. His record includes an
impressive list of accomplishments for Oregon and the nation.
• Compare Manitex with any
other enameled surface rug
of standard weight quality
on the market today and be
convinced of its unquestion
able superiority.
Congressman Ellsworth has battled successfully for
sound revenue producing investment of government funds
9 x 12 Rugs, ONLY—
IF they push through the anti-pari-mutuel
$7.95
racing bill, these things will happen ...
Wide Variety of Colors
and Patterns at
1— Your taxes will go up, an average of $7.27 per homeowner and
if you own a farm, it will be lots more!
in hydroelectric power, harbors and flood control, but
has an impressive record for economy won by voting
against government waste in outright spending programs.
He knows that reckless spending must be stopped and that
G Irvin H«*« Maisa, O'egaa
taxes must be reduced to protect a decent standard of
living, and he has so voted.
Congressman Ellsworth has equipped himself to deal
with foreign policy legislation by obtaining first hand
knowledge of conditions overseas. His ability and sound
thinking in this field was recognized by his appointment as
one of seven House members to confer with delegates of
the Council of Europe at Strasbourg last year.
2— County fairs will suffer!
Cave City
Parts & Supplies
Machine
Shop
—
3— Personal rights will be taken away!
4— Racing can and will move to Washington!
Hardware
Mill and Woods Supplies
Zenith Appliances
Auto Parts
Re-elect Congressman Ellsworth. He will continue to
apply experience, judgment, ability and devotion to the
duties of the office.
THE 36 COUNTY FAIRS AND
OTHER AGRICULTURAL SHOWS HAVE
RECEIVED $6,781,000 00'"
(This information furnished by Republican State Central
Committee: Robert A. Eiliott, Chmn., Wm A. Thelin, Secy.)
Reproduced from the Official VOTERS PAMPHLET.
Herma« M ChmSfran,
Mslalla, Oeeyaa
PARI-MUTUEL REVENUES —1932
Paul Puhlirai \.|»rrti«ing by th* FJhworth for Congre«« Committee. L. E McCliatOck,
Ail« RuiMtnc. R>»wbur<. Treasurer
STATE GENERAL FUND
3« COUNTY FAIRS @ $12,800 EACH
THE 10 SPECIALTY SHOWS.
Oregon State Fair
Pacific International Livestock Show
Eastern Oregon Livestock Show
Mid-Colunibia Livestock Show........
Northwest Turkey Show ....................
Pendleton Round-Up .............................
Klamath Basin Round-Up
..............
Spring Lamb and Dairy Show............
Oregon State Com Show
.............. .
Pacific Coast Turkey Exhibit............
1368.0»« 88
(«0 800 00
$.35.iHX> OO
.35,000 OO
7.500.00
5.000 OO
2,400.00
7.500 OO
5,000 OO
2,500.00
2.500.00
2,400 00
$104.800 00
TOTAL
pu tn ter
nt ent Ktu tu cut g Revenues!
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