Volume I
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 13, 1938
No. 10
Locals
This Week’s Grocer
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Roth and
Mr. and Mrs. Rene
to
family made a business trip
Grants Pass the first of the week.
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William C'arff
Mr. and Mrs.
were in Grants Pass last Saturday
on business.
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E. P. Preble
was transacting
business at Grants Pass the first
of the week.
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The library in Cave City will
be open every Saturday afternoon
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in the future.
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A. A. Johnson
Mr. and Mrs.
trip to Grants
made a business
Pass the first of the week.
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George Martin of the Owl Cafe
made a business
trip to Grants
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We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities—Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday
Pass last Tuesday.
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Mrs. Abbie Tolin of the Dryden
district,
was in Cave Junction,
transacting business.
3'
Corn Meal
Beans
Alber’s Yellow, 9 lb. sack
Mrs. Roy Dundas returned home
recently from California where
she spent several weeks visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Leona Miller has accepted
a position with Mrs. M. M. Nelson
at the Redwood Ranger Station.
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Mr. and Mrs. Alt Lawson were
guests for the New Years turkey
dinneh at the home of Mr. and
Rolled Oats
Reg. or (Klick cooking, 9 lb. sack
Mrs. Herbert J. Woodbury.
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The City Cleaners and Laundry
of Grants Pass has put on a new
truck and will call in the valley
every Wednesday to pick up laun­
dry which will be returned Satur­
Broom
day.
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39'
29'
Each for only
Bob Hoskins of Kerby has been
confined at home with u severe
cold for the past five days. His
friends miss him at the Schu­
macher
store,
Cave
Junction,
where he has been employed.
Report» from the General hos­
pital at Grants Pass say that Otto
Adair is gaining steadily and ex­
pects to be sitting up and receiv­
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Borden’s MSlkortc
I tall cans for
Kitchen Queen Flour $■ 59
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19 pound sack
Barrell, I sacks,
Syrup
Red Karo,5 pounds for
Shortening
/irte
Swift’s Jewel, 4 lb. pkg.
ing friends shortly,
valley wishes Otto a
covery.
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Ed
Pastor and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Let1 u
Lester Reynolds spent
and Mrs. Lexter
'a-t
the time 'a-t
Sunday between
church servic'1 at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernie Reynolds.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hamilton of
Portland were in Cave Junction
the first of the week, returning
from California where they vaca­
tioned for several days.
While
here they visited with the Atheys
before returning to their home in
Portland.
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The fur coat stolen
from the
cal of The Perennial Prospector
while parked in front of a house
in Eugene was found by the Eu­
gene police, the next day.
It had
been left behind a school house
fence.
The suit, razor, etc., were
not recovered.
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Mr. ami Mrs. George Whiteside
and Mrs. Alice Leedy were visit­
ors at the home of Mrs. Flo Leedy
for a short time last Monday, b ■-
fore going to their way south.
Mrs, Whit ehead ami Mrs.
Leedy
are mother and sister of Mr Leedy
and reside nt Corvallis.
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WEST IS FASTEST
GROWING MARKET
Back in San Francisco after a
three weeks tour of the United
States in the interests of the 1939
Golden Gate International Expo­
sition, E. M. Sandusky, director of
exhibits,
is
enthusiastic
over
prospects for success of this fair.
"Wherever I went in the east
1
found
business
men's eyes
turned toward the Pacific Cmi.t,"
raid Sandusky, "and almost all
intend to be represented with ex­
hibits at the West’s 1'.1 '.I Exp'si
lion."
"The western territory, I was
t >ld. is the nation's fastest grow-
i ig market,” he said, "and every
1 idu’try. business ot enterprise
x ith expansion
in view
thinks
first of the territory west of the
Cockles.
The 1939 World's Eair
i f the »west, khyrefore, is the focal
) itinl o/ tJws interest and serves
t > d-rnnartize, at a minimum of
< xpense, the
richness of this
v.estern market and its demand
lor merchandise offered by con­
cerns with national distributing
systems "
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Bridgeview Grange Hall, Saturday, January 15th, at 8 P. M.
A THREE ACT NEGRO COMEDY
BASKET BALL SATURDAY NIGHT, KERBY vs. PROSPECT
DOLE PINEAPPLE JUK E
16 ounce can. each
29c
DEL ROG I E TOM A TO JUKE
16 ounce can. each
19c
PEET’S GRANULATED SOAP
Large package, each
29c
THE FOLLOWING ARTIC LES. ERL and SAT. ONLY
ROI LED BARLEY
70’pound sack at
$1.10
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Per loo pounds
(¡RAPE FRUIT JUK E
No. 2 t ans, 2 for
25c
(¡OLDEN POPPY ORANGE JUK E
No. 1 can. 2 for
29c
19c
IHNTY MOORE BEEF STEW
112 pound can. each
WHEAT. Catch Weight
$1.70
PRODUCE
Potatoes, Klamath
1. G. A. ( REAM CEREAL
28 ounce »ackage for
17c
SLICED KAPPA PINEAPPLE
No 2’ >’s, 2 cans for
35C Spinach
3 Pounds for
LESLIE SALT
2 pound box, 2 lor
15C
100 pound sack. No. 2’s
Newton Apples
Faced and Filled, per box
(¡EO. \\ ISIIINGTON TOBA( ( O
1 pound can for
59C
SWIFTS CORNED BEEF
2 tail's for
19c
PEANUT BUTTER. Meco
I1; pound jar
23C Cocoanuts
Back
Boiling Onions
10 Pound mesh bag
Schumacher’s Cash Grocery
Cave Junction. Oregon
69c
19c
75c
19c
5c
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