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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1938)
Illinois V alley News, Thursday, February 10, 1938 Page Four Locals I h Fred Galeno returned from Portland last Monday after a two weeks vacation in the metropolis. —o— Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson were business visitors in Grants Pass the first of the week. Mrs. Ed Burke of Kerby has been ill for two weeks, but is im- proving very fast at this time. Dr. E. E. Brooks, dentist, is now taking care of all his patients and is at his office every day ex cept Wednesdays and Sundays. Í Miss Bonnie Thorp returned from Seattle recently where she has been visiting her mother, Mrs I.. E. Thorp. 0 fi 0 fi 0 fi 0 Paul Hein is able to be around again after being confined to his home for several days last week with the flu. Mrs. Bert St. John, who lives in Kerby, won a cash prize in a contest conducted by the J. R. Watkins company, for a letter on Watkins liniment. Mrs. Ethel Pickett and Claude Clopton left the first of the week for Klamath Falls on business and expect to return the first of next week. Miss Alice Hogue of Kerby is confined to her bed with a bad case of tonsils, She has been sick for more than a week and is still suffering with swollen tonsils. —o— Troy Biddings of Rand, Colora- do, has been visiting his sister, Mrs. C. II. Riblett for the past week. Before returning to his home he will join Mrs. Biddings in Los Angeles. —o— Cave City Women's hold a cooked foods sale from 11 a. m. on, at Hardware store Proceeds to go towards Cave City library to pur chase envelopes and cards for the books. o Westward Travel Is Coming This Way Speeding cooperation among the 1 1 westen states in a $3,000,- 000 campaign to make 1939 a boom year in westward travel, Oregon state officials and tourist Hnd travel organization executives of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, California and British Columbia, are meeting today in Portland to further outline the northwest’s part in the program. This was announced recently in Portland by Charles T. Haas, chairman of the Oregon World’s Fair commission, who will be joint host with Governor Charles H. Martin. Mayor Joseph K. Car- son, Jr., of Portland; other com- mission members and San Fran- cisco officials of the 1939 Gold- en Gate International Exposition The conference will open at noon in the Multnomah hotel. An at- tendance of more than 100 is ex- pected With the slogan ‘‘See All the 'Vest in '39," the World's Fan on .‘■an Francisco Bay, the I 1 west- < rn states, and national and Can- • dian tourist and travel organiza- 10ns are driving forward in an < laborate program to make next . ear the greatest westward travel ear in history. Four million tourists are el ected to visit the west in 1939, ccording to careful estimates lade by well-known travel uthorities. These 4,000,000 will pend close to $1,000,000,000 es. one billiov dollars in the .estern states during the Expo- lition year. o Fl ífíÉL 0.... R' h h Lew Hammer of Selma, is still confined to his home where he has been for several w«eks with a severe attack of the flu. A A fi 0 fi 0 fi 0 fi 0 Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Doty made a business trip to Medford last Tuesday. Rene Roth and William Carff, of the smelter company, transact ed business in Grants Pass last week end. --- O-- ■ Mrs. Blanch Cousineau came to Cave Junction last Saturday where she was called by the ill ness of her daughter, Mrs. Bruce Snelson. This Week's Grocer 0 Art Drews and Ted Athey made a business trip to Grants Pass the first of the week. 0 . 0 0 » 0 & 0 » 0 We Reserve Right to Limit Quantities—Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday a 0 » 0 Cleanser Coffee & Hills. Schillings, M. J. B., Golden West, SUNBRITE 3 cans for IO« Royal Club—All canned, per pound....... 0 » 0 Grape Fruit Juice Ä — Soda Crackers J qc fi ARIZONA, Sweet, 16 oz. can 25« 0 CASCADE—2 lb. box fi 0 Blue Rose Rice fi Peanut Butter^ FANCY, W hole Grain, 5 pounds .. 0 29« MECO, 1'/^ pound jar fi 0 fi Shortening /i7c Hot Sauce 0 PEARL, 4 pound package I O' STANDBY—3 cans for fi 0 mi ■fel •o 0 fi 0 V 0 fi 0 fi FOOD SALE SAT., FEB. 12 AT MARTIN’S HARDWARE 0 fi Benefit Cave City Women’s club«»Library 0 BAKING POWDER— fi No. MECO PEAS- 29c 50 K. C. Ounce can for 303 can. 3 cans for 0 SLICED BEEF— fi ME(’O GOLDEN CORN — 2' I Ounce Jar, 2 jars for 29c No. 303. 3 cans for 0 3’ 11) PEARI. Fl 0 0 fi 0 <¡ 0 f¡ 0 h 0 fi 0 í 0 í 0 h 0 4 nniinrl ,E fi 0 I fi 0 fi 0 fi THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES, FRI. and SAT. ONLY 0 ROYAL CLUB PUMPKIN— toe No. 2*> tins, per can fi 0 PRODUCE LG. A. WAX PAPER— 7c 40 foot roll, each fi Apples 0 CHOCOLATE COATED CHERRIES— 23C DELICIOUS—Extra Fancy, .5 pounds for 1 Pound box for fi Potatoes I. G. A. BEAUTY SOAP— KLAMATH. U. S. No. 2 25 pounds for 21c 0 10c 3 bars for ................................ .......... fi Oranges LESLIE SALT 200 ’s 2 dozen for 29c 0 2 Pound box, 2 boxes for fi PAPER NAPKINS— Dry Onions 0 Assorted. 80 count. 3 for 9 pounds for fi MIRACLE WHIP SALAD DRESSING— 0 37c Squash Per quart Banana, per pound fi DEVILED MEAT— WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF CROWN MILLED 0 14 ’s. 6 cans for FEEDS fi 0 fi Schumacher ’ s Cash Grocery 0 Cave Junction. Oregon fi II A
