Illinois Valley News, Thursday, December 2, 1937
Page Pour
Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hein were in
Grants Pass Tuesday on business.
Dr. and Mrs. William A. Brown
made a trip to Grants Pass the
first of the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Jones left
last Tuesday for Brookings where
they spent several days.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hussey
were in Grants Pass the first of
the week.
Gordon Leonard was transact
ing business in Grants Pass the
first of the week.
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George J. Davis of Kerby and
family have recently moved to
Crescent City, California.
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Mrs. L. E. Thorp left last Fri
day on a business trip to Portland,
where she will remain for several
weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy Wymore
of the Furniture Mart spent last
Monday in Grants Pass transact
ing business.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Carff of
Kerby made a trip to Grants Pass
last week end. They were accom
panied by Chas. Lull, metallurgist
of the smelter.
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Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jacobson of
the Variety store, spent Thanks-
giving in Medford with f riends.
They have observed this occasion
for the past four years.
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Mr. and Mrs. Blake L. Miller
of Kerby, had as guests over the
holidays, Miss Hazel Randolph,
Mrs. Mary Randolph and II. E.
Hollingsworth of Grants Pass.
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Mr. and Mrs. Homer Phillips
and daughters left last Monday
evening for Tacoma, Washington
where Mr. Phillips has found
steady employment.
Mr. und Mrs. C. F. Hards re-
turned to the valley last week
from Lakeview, Oregon where
they have been all summer. Mr.
Hards is interested in mining and
plans to remain for the winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Werelius
made a trip to Crescent City last
week eml. They were accompan
ied by Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Athey,
Mr. Werelius is connected with
the smelter in Cave City.
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Mr. and Mrs. George
tin and daughter Janet returned
from San Francisco last Tuesday
morning after visiting their son,
John Abernathy Martin who is on
the S. S. Pruett which has just re
turned from Honolulu.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Merrill and
little daughter, Sandra, left last
Friday for Portland where they
will make their home. Mr. Merrill
will spend part of his time be
tween his Portland office and the
smelter in Cave City.
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Mrs. Elberta Bosch is improving
rapidly at the Josephine General
hospital where she went to have
a major operation. Mrs. Jimmie
Miller of Cave City is taking cart
of Mrs. Bosch’s baby while the
mother is in the hospital
This Week’s Grocery
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We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities—Prices Good Friday, Saturday, and Monday
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Christmas Supplies Available at
Schumacher’s Grocery
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Regular meeting of the Legion
Auxiliary was held December 1.
Eleven members were present.
The Auxiliary will have theii reg
ular sewing day Wednesday. De
comber Nth at 10 a m. Pot luck
dinner.
Wanted donations of
children's clothing.
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Mrs. Addie Skeetels Martin,
president of the Sons and Daugh
ters of the Illinois Valley Pion
eels, presented the Miners’ Jub
ilee quilt to Margaret Diane, the
baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs.
Forbes II. Slayton on September
'.".it h Th la it t he quilt made and
donated by Mr- William \ Brown
and Mrs. Janet Thompson.
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The Rev. Clarence G. Morris,
pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church at Amity, called
at the office of the News W ednc-
day. Mr. Morris is nt home in Il
linois Valley for he at one time
served the church at Wildervilh
ami organised Sunday schools at
Waldo, Kerby, Althouse. and Hol-
li^id. We are happy to announc<
that Mt Morris intends to l.idd
a home on the tjave- highway next
year.
lie is the father of Mrs.
Harry Smith.
B. & M. BAKED BEANS—
No 2 Cans, each
SPINACH. Royal Clul Brand—
No 2 tins 2 ('ans or
(REAM OF WHEAT
Per package
WHITE KING TOILET SOAP—
Per Bar
EGG NOODLES. Por ers—
1 pound packages. < ith
32c
MIRACLE WHIP SA LAI) DRESSING
or SANDWICH SPREAD—Quart
I. G. A. BEAUTY SOAP—
(> bars for
SILVALASKA PINK SALMON—
No. 1's 2 Cans for
ROYAL ( LI B MINCED CLAMS—
Nd. 1 »*8 2 ('ans for
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2 pounds for
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27c
29c
Fruits and Vegetables
ORANGES—SWEET and .11 K Y—
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3 Dozen for
( OR NED BE EE. Swift’s—
2 Cans for
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MATCHES. Blue Sta —
VEGETABLES. CARROTS.
21c BENCH
Per Carton
BEETS and TURNIPS 3 Bunches for
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LIME RICKEY or GiNGER ALE, I. G. A.
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( AUL1I LOWER—
12 ounce bottle 3 for
Small Heads, each
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GRAINS and FEEDS
Per dozen
29® 0
POTATOES. KLAMATH—
Wheat, 1OO lbs.
U. S. No. 2’s, 100 pound sack
69C I a
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Cave Junction, Oregon
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APPLES. JONATHANS—
Faced and Filled per box
69c
10c
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