Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, December 12, 1952, Page 2, Image 2

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    Friday, Decamber 12, 1952
I Ili noi* Valley News
Page 2
Engagement Announced
Chriatmaa Party
The Junior Womens club meets
for a Christmas party and 50-cent
gift exchange at the home of Mrs.
Stella Piper in Kerby Friday, Dec.
19 at 8 p.m. Guests at the Dec. 5
meeting at the home of Jerry
Rosenburg’s were Mrs. Bill Deal,
and Mrs. Ken Mann. The group
has collected enough canned food
a t past meetings to fill two gift
baskets to be given away.
Santa at Women'« Club Party
A potluck lunch at 12:30 will
begin the O’Brien Women's club
Christmas party today, (Friday)
in the clubhouse. Santa Claus has
promised to drop in for the party
and there will be a gift exchange
with a $1 limit.
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Clifford were
imong those from Josephine Coun­
ty who attended the Prineville
banquet Saturday at which time
.he Oregon Cattleman of the Year
was selected. Clifford was on the
selection committee.
Loren T. Wooddy of Grants
Pass, the southwest area repre-
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sentative for this coveted cattle-
Dorotha Bearss, who has been man’s award received second place
laid up for sometime is reported in the balloting.
as no better. Her friends are hop­
ing to hear better news from her YOUNG PEOPLE TO
soon.
PRESENT CHRISTMAS PLAY
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ranger
of Selma, are announcing the en­
gagement of their daughter Marg
aret Ann, to Ernest Dunbar, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunbar of
Selma. No date has been set for
the wedding.
Sliethof Inducted
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Spliethof of
Cave Junction, and husband of
Marlene Spliethof of Salem, re­
ported for induction into the armed
forces last week in Portland.
The young people of the Kerby ,
Assembly of God church will pre-,
sent a Christmas play, “The Birth I
of Our Lord," at the church Thurs­
day night, Dec. 18 at 7:30 p.m.'
The play is under the direction of I
Mrs. Mabel Yandell.
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SALE OF FURNACE
AND RADIATORS
CALL fOR BIDS
CLIFFORDS ATTEND
CATTLEMEN’S BANQUET
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Bids ___
are ____
called ___
for ___
sale of t
woodburning steam furnace and
six radiators, by the Josephint
County School district board. Seal­
ed bids are to be submitted to the
Cuuijty School office on or before
5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20, 1052.
Marguerite S. Stanton
Clerk
Publish, Dec. 12 and 19, 1952
Hall’s
CAVE
Still Time to Get
Tickets for
"PROFESSOR, HOW
COULD YOU?"
Accounting
Service
JUNCTION,
JUNIOR CLASS PLAY TO BE PRESENTED
OREGON
Wed., Dec. 17
Audit«, Bookkeeping, Incom»
Tax Service and Quarterly Re­
port«.
NOTARY
PUBLIC
ILLINOIS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOI
Member of Oregon Association
of Public Accountants
the
ADMISSION—ADULTS, 65c—STUDENTS, 25c
IRA S. HALL
Dre«. Reheartal Matinee for High Shool Student«
Tuesday Afternoon
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Thi« Advertisement Courtesy
KID’S SLIPPERS
e boot
FRENCH
( >mfy warm with fluffy top
and zipper. Comes in several
colors.
LAUNDRY
GRANTS PASS
$2.95
SLIPPER SOCKS
Home Town Grocery s
IMPROVED
Give them to the whole family
—we can fit them ail, variety
bright colors.
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DRIZZLE BOOTS WITH
NEAT, TRIM ANKLE
CHRISTMAS
ONUS
AND REINFORCED
TRIPLE WEAR SOLE.
New, rugged construction pro­
Shoe Store
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• TREASURE HUNT
MERCHANT____
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vides the ultimate in wear. The
FOLDS
FLAT
AND
COMPACI
FO« PURSE
combination of the improved
comfort, compactness, durability.
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Plenty of Christmas Spirit in these
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On December 24 we will have free treats
for each child accompanied by a parent.
^GOLDEN rule
y EVERYTHING TO WEAR FOR EVW MEMBER OFTHE FAMILY
GULBRANSEN PIANOS
LARGE
The Hub
STOCK OF
USED PIANOS IN
(¡ODD CONDITION
Max third lord Slfin.
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Other Fl«iu» from $'O 75, indudins Federal Tat.
Since 1864 an Elgin Watch has been the time-honored
way to say Merry Christmas. Today Elgin.is the watch­
word for value . . . a precision time-piece so stunningly
>tyled it’s truly the beautiful way t » tell time.
Come in and see how worthwhile Elgin makes
Christmas giving. 17-jewel Elgins from $33.75 have the
famous heart that never breaks—the guaranteed Dura-
Power Mainspring.
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FRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIALS AT
CHARLIE'S MARKET
GRANTS PASS
Before You Buy a Piano . . . see the
Hit,
/t
Beginning now until 6:30 Christmas Eve
we will give our customers 2,; discount
on every purchase from this store.
"Reziltuf” ever-soft top and the
wear-hard heel and sole assures
Fresh Hamburger
Beef Pol Roasi
Pork Steak
lb. 60c
lb. 60c
lb. 60c
GRANTS PASS
make it merry ..
make it
MOJUD
¡lockings and liuterie
for Christmas!
C, GUY STEM
1
Toar Local Jeweler
FOR FINE WATCHES, SILVER. DIAMONDS
Ph
Cave
3803
e TREASURE
Hun Happy with a New Electric Razor
from Valley Drug
MERCHANT •
CASH ALLOWANCE ON OLD ELECTRIC RAZORS
WITH PURCHASE OF ANY OF FOLLOWING
3 POPULAR MAKES
- S15.50 S27.50
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Remington
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think of a
Christmas
Think of
QUALITY
COURTESY
PRICE
Where Do You Find These?
Right at the—
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LITTLE PIANO HOUSE
Baldwin, Wurlitzer and Lester Pianos
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You couldn’t give a more
glamorous gift (or a more useful
one!) Mojud thrrr
come in Fashion Harmony Colors.
They're beautifully proportioned,
fabulousiv flattering. And they
wear superbly, because there's
"Magic-Motion" . . . extra "give
and spring back in the knit.
Mojtul lingerie is exquisitely
styled, make reallv breathtaking
gifts. Come see them all — and
see how easy it is to be a »«><r Santa!
Stockings from $1.25 to $1.95
Lingerie
from $2.95
Excel Dress Shop
GRANTS PASS
egular and New ”60"
Norelco
Entirely New Principle in Electric Razors—
Come in and See it Today!
Sunbeam Electric Razors
—ALL MAKES REPAIRED—
Valley Drug
PRESCRIPTIONS’ r— Always at a easing!
R Gjiorge Simmon«. R Ph.
Phone Cave Junction 3612
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