Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 27, 1938
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Locals g
Roy Dundas and A. C. Hamrick |
were transacting business in the |
county seat last Friday.
Bill Stillwell was in Cave Junc
tion last Saturday taking care of
business matters.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fattig anti
Nelle Hayden spent several days
in Medford last week.
Mra. Ella Sinclair of Portland is
visiting her sister, Mrs. K. B.
Pearsall on the Caves highwuy for
a few weeks.
Harry Sowell, Reuben Sowell
and Waiter Honey made a busi
ness trip to Eureka, California, re
cently.
We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities—Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Bert St. John,
Dora and Emogene St. John and
Walter Honey made a trip to
Grants Pass last week.
Rene Roth and Win. Carff of
the smelter company made a hur
ried business trip to Eugene last
week end.
ALBER’S, Yellow, 9 lb. sack
Bulk, 2 lbs. for ....................................... I
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L. E. Bidache returned from a
trip to Fortuna, California, where
he visited at the home of his son,
Victor and family.
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Mrs. Rose Croy arrived in Cave
Junction last week to visit friends
and was a guest at the home of
Mrs. L C. Hussey.
Small White, 10 lbs.
Mrs. Otto Adair made a trip to
Grants Pass the first of the week
and reports that Otto is getting
ulong splendidly and the casts
have been removed from his legs.
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BLUE G., per lb.
RED A., 3 lbs for
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Jones have
as guests over the week end the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
L. Nutting of Medford.
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Chas. Reynolds of O’Brien was
rushed to the Josephine General
hospital in Grants Pass for a ma
jor operation recently. Last re
ports were he was gradually im
proving.
E. L. Oppie of O’Brien, was a
business visitor in Cave Junction
last week end. Mr. Oppie is also
kept busy by hauling wood into
Grants Pass every day.
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H. M. Smith has just completed
the new home of Mr. and Mrs. Lor
en George near Bridgeview. This
new residence is one of the mod
modern and up-to-date in the val
ley.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Carff
made a business trip to Crescent
City the first of the week. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Thor
mosgaard, Mr. and Mrs, Rene
Roth and little daughter
Mrs.
Roth and daughter returned Wed
nesday.
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Mrs. R L. Morran of
. Washington and Mrs.
•n of Yakima, were
the home of Mr. and
Babcock for a short
LUCKY STRIKE, carton
BONNIE, per can
CRISCO, 6 lb. can ....................
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ALBER’S PEARLS OF WHEAT
Per package
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ROYALCLUB PEAS
Small, tender. No. .2 cans, each
O. K. SOAP
Large Bar,
5 bars for
CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER
2 pound can for
I. G. A. OVAL SARDINES
Mustard or Tomato, per can
GUITARD’S SWEET EATING CHOCOLATE
1 Pound bar for
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THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, ERL and SAT. ONLY
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Small Juice,
SUNSHINE CRACKERS
Slightly Salted 2 pound box
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Mrs. Thormosga.ird of Spokane,
Washington, arrived last Sunday
to 'pend several days with her
sister, Mrs. William Carff. Mrs.
Thormosgaard left the last part
of the week for Berkeley, where
■he will spend the winter with her
on and daughter.
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City Cleaners And
Laundry (Jiving Service
Mr. and Mrs. P. A Printi of
the City Cleaners and Laundry of
Grants Pass are making quite a
hit with residents of the valley
They come out twice a week and
are making personal contacts with
almost everyone in the valley and
drive to your very door to pick
up and deliver bundles.
They call Tuesday* and Satur
days.
If they receive a bundle
Tuesday they deliver it Saturday,
They are making a host of friend«
i.nd their business is increasing
materially, they «ay.
KLAMATH. U. S. No. 2
CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP
3 cans for
U. S. No. 1
SIIA \LASKA, PINK SALMON
No. 1’s tall can. 2 for
360’s, per dozen
STANDIH HONEY, Strained
5 pound pail lor
3 dozen for
25 pound sack
100 pound sack
ARIZONA,
6 for
Large. Crisp, each
RO\ \l. ( I I B PRESERVES
2 pound glass jar
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WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF CROWN MILLED
FEEDS — Alfalfa Hay
Cave Junction. Oregon