Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 20, 1938
Page Four
Locals
This Week's Grocer
Mrs. Warren Tuttle of Selma
has been confined to bed the past
week with bronchitis.
Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Hearing of
O'Brien were transacting business
in Grants Pass last Monday.
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Mrs. Monroe North and daught­
er Sarah of the Stallcup place
have been ill the past week with
severe colds.
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T. Naucke of Kerby is confined
in the county hospital and last
reports were that he is getting
along nicely.
Archie Roberts of Takilma was
struck by a falling tree recently.
It is reported he is slowly recover­
ing from the injury.
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We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities—Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday
Miss I.ois Dix of the Rocky Dale
School is recovering from a back
injury received in an auto acci­
dent before the holidays.
Del Rogue, No. 1 can, 3 cans for
Klamath Boquet, 19 lb. sack
F. W. Cooper plans to attend
the Seventh Day Adventist con­
vention that will be held in Grants
Pass next Saturday.
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George Lillis will leave next
Sunday for Waterloo, Iowa, where
he will visit relatives and plans to
make his future home there.
Born—To Mr. and Mr» A. Y.
Arnold a baby boy, January 18th,
at 3:15 p. m. at the Grants Pass
hospital.
Mother and baby do­
ing fine.
Tomato Juice
Flour
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Milk
I. G. A. or Morning, I tall cans
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Soap
Beauty, L G. A.. 5 bars for
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Bruce Robinson drove L. E.
Bidache to Fortuna, California on
Wednesday to visit his son Victor
and wife and incidently to meet
his new grand daughter Sonja
Adele Bidache.
Jack
McCracken and J. A.
Buckles of Selma returned from
a business trip to Salem where
they had undergone examinations
before the State Industrial Acci­
dent Commission.
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Mr. IL C. Johnson with his son
Carroll and daughter Mona of
Portland spent the week end with
Dr. und Mrs. A. N. Collman of
Cave City,
Mr. Johnson is the
father of Mrs. Cullman.
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Mrs. A. L. Mallery was a Cave
Junction visitor last week and
also to spend a short time with
her husband A. L. Mallery who is
supervisor in the CCC camp. Mrs.
Mallery edits the Oakland Tri­
bune at Oakland, Oregon.
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Miss Nola Welch, demonstra­
tion agent for Josephine county
will meet the Illinois Valley
Ladies on Wednesday, January
26th at the home of Mrs. Harry
Smith
P<>t luncheon will be
served. Every home maker is ex-
peeled to attend.
Roy Wilson lost
his auto by
fire lust Tuesday ofternoon. He
was out in the woods working
when he happened to return a-
round ami saw the top of his ear
on fire
Before he could reach
the car the entire body was ablaze
and nothing was left except the
metal work,
Mr. Wilson thinks
the fre was started by a short
circuit of the light in the roof of
of the car. Claude Tucker and
Johnny Dietcher towed Ins car
back to hi* home.
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II. T Burgman of the Ray Col­
bert farm on the Waldo road was
n visitor at the News office
last
Tuesday.
Mr.
was born on that place in 1 ss »
For the past 20 years he ha lived
in Klamath county but i- back
here to stay indefinitely.
Mr.
Burgman used to be extra driver
of the stage line to Crescent City.
He drove from Waldo to Mary-
adams
Hi« father mined on the
Althouse in 1880 before selling
I ia claim to a Chinaman
Mr.
Burgman also mined on the Alt-
louse around 1900.
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M. C. Athey made a special trip
> Crescent City last Tue d is , to
eet a group of newspaper men
i their way home from Califor-
ia nt a luncheon given in their
onor by the Crescent City Cham
er of Commerce. When he ar
ved he found the news men had
•sse<l through Crescent Cit> ear
I ’ that morning, stopping only
I >ng enough to give then regrets
r.t not being able to stop for the
>.'hedule<l luncheon on account
< f the strike on the three daily
iiewa papers in Portland©
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BASKET BALL FRIDAY NIGHT, Jan. 21-KERBY vs. PHOENIX
LIFE BUOY SOAP
3 bars for
DINTY MOORE SPAGHETTI WITH MEAT
BALLS, 11» pound cans, each
R1NSO
1 arge package
22c
MANKIND DOG FOOD
3 cans for
23c
GRAPE FRUIT JI ICE, Arizona, sweet
No. 393 can 3 cans for
IG < hi nee can
THE FOLLOWING ARTIC LES, ERL and SAT. ONLY
ROFK’O (Ml) FISH
I-’»1, ounce cans
27c
MIRACLE W HIP SALAD DRESSING
Per quart
37c
Oranges
1. G. A. OYSTERS
No. 1 cans. 2 cans for
25c
Grape Fruit
XLBER'S ROSEWAKE WHEAT
1 LAKES, 3 nountl package for
25c
LESLIE SALT
2 pound box, 2 boxes for
15c
IIIOMPSON SEEDLESS RAISINS
1 pound package
25c
PRODUCE
IOC
( ROWN PANCAKE FLOl R
9 8-10 pound sack
47c
21C
5c
TEX AS PINKS, each
Carrots
BEETS OR TURNIPS. Three (: 1) hi nches for
Winesap Apples
Extra Fancy, per box
MEI O SLICED BEETS
No. 2 can, each
Z9C
220’s, Two (2) dozen for
$1.59
Banana Squash
Per pound
Cranberries
A Cleanup, per quart
Schumacher’s Cash Grocery
Cave Junction, Oregon
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