Illinois Valley News, Thursday, September 9, 1937
Locals
Schumacher’s Cash
Mr. and Mr». Paul Newlands
were visiting relatives in Prine
ville the first of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Gooding
and daughter Louise, made a trip
to Medford today, Thursday.
Uncle Joe Skeeter and fainiy
of Talent, Oregon, were visiting
Uncle Joe Sowell during the Ju
bilee.
Mrs. George L. Martin is up
and around again after a few
days illness.
A. E. Voorhies, publisher of
the Grants Pass Courier attend
ed the Jubilee Monday.
S. O. Gooding of Camp U-Rest
is on his f«<t again after a se
vere iili.css for more than a w< ek.
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Mert and Milton Coats of
Klamath. California, were visit
ors in Cave City during the first
fo the week.
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Greater Savings for ah IHinois Valley
Specials for FrL, SaL, and Mon
Miss Eusebia Johnson is home
visiting a couple of days before
returning to school in Grants
Pass.
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Hills Bros.
Coffee., pound
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If anyone finds a white pocket
book with the drivers license of
Doris Hayden, Please return it
to the News office.
district
S.
Rosenbaum,
A.
freight and passenger agent of
the Southern Pacific, at Medford,
was a visitor at the Miners’ Ju
bilee last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hein cele
brated their wedding anniver-
Eriends
»ary last Wednesday,
wished them many, many more
happy anniversaries.
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M. C. Athey, editor of the Il
linois Valley News, will leave for
Portland Saturday morning to get
his wife who has been on a visit
to her mother in Mascow, Idaho.
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Mr. and Mrs. .Stayton of Cor
vallis are house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Forbes Slayton
over the
Mr. Slayton is the
week end.
father of our new druggist.
The Daughters of the Illinois
Valley will meet Saturday, Sept,
11 at 2 p. m. in the office of the
"News.” Those interested please
be there, Addie Skeeters Mar
tin.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Young
have moved to Camp U Rest for
Mr. Young is an
the winter,
electrician ami wishes to be near
the center of the valley.
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Mrs. Thelma McPhetridge of
Prineville, daughter of Mrs. New
land» was here for the Jubilee.
Mt. ami Mrs. Newlands drove her
back home ami
returned with
their son, Harold Harker.
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Mr. and Mrs. Art Kellert and
Aunt Mary White ami Mrs G
Covey of SelniU' drove to Rose-
burg Wednesday to see <• Mr. Covey
i>rans hospital
who is in the Veter
They report he is doing
there,
nicely and he wants to say hello
to all his friends in the valley.
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Fels Naptha Soap, IO bars 53c
KC Baking Powder 25 Ounce (’an 15c
PUMPKIN—
2’4’s, Per ('an
C’ERTO—
2 Bottles for
15c
9c
TOMATO JUIC E—
Is, 3 C ans for
20c
C ORN, I. G. A.. WHOLE KERNEL—
2’s, per can
15c
MIRAC LE WHIP SALAD DRESSING—
Quert Jars, each
37c
CORN STARCH, I. G. A.—
3 Packages for
25c
MEC'C) SLICED BEETS—
2*8, 2 Cans for
23c
SC OTS PAPER TOWELS—
Per Roll
10c
ORANGE JUIC E, GOLDEN POPPY-
15 Ounce Cans, 2 for
25c
PINK SALMON. I. G. A —
1*8, Tall Cans, 2 for
25c
HOT SAUC E, I. G. A.—
(> ('ans for
25c
FLY SPRAY, BULK—
Standard Oil Product. Quart
39c
EAGLE BRAND MILK—
2 Cans for
15c
SLIC ED BEEF—
2’» Ounce Jars, Each
12c
Fresh Vegetables
KRAFT PASTEURIZED C HEESE—
Brick or American. 2 Pound box
59c
Friday and Saturday Only
Mr» J
S. Whitehead returned
fiom a trip to Prospect W edees
day. With her daughter I a ■ >.
Gordon Leonard and Mr. W b’te-
head they drove to Prospect mst
Whitehead
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Tuesday
working on the new school house
at Prospect
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Ranger Sutcliffe and wife, of
Happy Camp, California. and M
of the
Atterbury, Indian prino
Yreka celebration from Happy
Camp, were here for the J n bilrv
Monday. Miss Atterbury was in-
tioduced to the audience during
the Cavemen scene at the pa •
eant.
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Endowing the meeti’g <
the
Miners' Jubilee committee Fiida
evening, there will be an import
ant meeting of the Illinois \ al
ley Highway association.
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MEC O CATSUP—
Gallon Tins,
MATCHES, BLUE STAR—
Per Carton
SOD \ CRAC KERS, CASCADE-
2 Pound Box
5 c
TOMATOES. I RESH—
20 Pound (rate
33c
19c
SWEET POTATOES—
1 Pounds for
19c
19c
( ANTELOUP, LARGE—
3 for
10c
23c
DRY ONIONS—
Yellow (¡lobe, 10 Pounds for
21c
WATER MELON’S—
Per Pound
•’4C
Bull Durham, carton • . . 93c
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Eor a settler in a new country,
one good believing, strong minded
man is worth a hundred, nay. a
thousand men without character;
and the right one will give a per-
andthe right me will give a per
manent direction to the fortune»
of a state.—John Brown.
Schumacher’s Cash Grocery
Cave Junction, Oregon
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