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Following Articles Friday, Saturday Only
Specials good for Friday and Saturday
Brick or American, 2 pound l>ox
3 for...............................
2 Pounds for
KITCHEN1 QUEEN
New Shaftner, 7 pounds
OR CHOPS, per pound
49-Lb. sack...............
Newton, 1(1 Lbs.
WE SELL NOTHING BUT THE BEST
YELLOW CORN MEAL
Alber’s, 9-Lb. sack............
Juice. 3 Doz.
ILLINOIS VALLEY MEAT CO.
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FLA KE WHITE
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BABY FOOD, Heinz,
3 cans
LAUNDRY SOAP, I. G. A.,
10 bars..........
4 Lb. Pkg...............................
RIPE OLIVES, Sun Valley
No. 1 tall cans, 2 for
( HIÑESE NOODLES. Porter’s,
14-Oz. pkgs.. 2 for
PARADISE
COFFEE, Red “A”
3-Lb. pkg. ..........
BAGLEY’S
Tomatoes 25c
No. 2*'s, 3 for
SODA CRACKERS, Cascade.
2-Lb. I m >\
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Quart jars
PEACHES, Meco
No. 2l«’s, can
17c
JAM, Campbell's Pure
*4 gallon cans, each .
63c
GRAPE JUICE, Tea Garden,
Pts., 2 for.........................
39C
6 DELICIOUS FLAVORS
SYRUP, Blue Karo.
5-Lb. pail
Jello
TOMATO JUICE, Del Rogue
16-Oz. cans, 3 for
3 packages
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Crown Milled
Feeds
Teach Your Dollars to Have More Cents at
Schumacher’s Cash Grocery
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ern California, Inst week on a bus­
iness trip.
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A. IL Kelly of the Seuter mine
was in town on business Thursday,
Don't forget the Firemen'« ball May 5th.
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Saturday, May 7, Legion hall.
Mel
dates
accidentlly
sawed off
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th«-
end
of
one
of
his
fingers
(let your ticket for the Fire­
Thu
rsday.
men** Ball Saturday night. Legion i
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hall.
Mr and Mrs. Loyd Hays were
in Grants Pass transacting business
Fred Kolb made a business trip
the first of the week
to Portland last week.
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Otto Adair sent word that he
Mr. and Mrs Lee Sowell »pent would be out to Cave City Sunday
Sunday in Crescent City.
and would like to see his friends.
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Miss Victoria Jaaperson of the
II. M. Hayden left for south-1
Locals
Cave City Coffee shop returned
Misses Nelle Hayden and Leona
from Portland last week where Lillis made a trip to Grants Pass
she visited friends.
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the first of the week. Miss Lillis
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will remain for several days to vis­
Mrs. Forbes Slayton left today it relatives and friends.
for Grants Pass where she will l
Mr and Mrs. Homer Phillips and
spend a few days visiting rela­
tives and friends.
family arrived in the valley last
week from Tacoma where Mr.
Mr. and Mi's. Andrew Holt will ¡ Phillips has been employed. Mr.
leave for Hollywood. California. ' Phillips has recently purchased a
Saturday morning for an extend­ home in Grants Pass, where they
will reside. Homer was linotype
ed stay in the southern city.
operator at the News office la«t
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vernon re­ summer and will resume his old
turned to their home in Cave I position when his services are
Junction from Los Angele«, where needed.
Soft Ball League Off
To a Good Start
The Illinois Valley Soft Bail
league, including Selma. Kerby.
Cave City and the Oregon Caves
CCC camp, have started what
looks to be a fine season of sport
for young and old.
Two weeks ago the league start­
ed with two games being played
on the field at Kerby Kerby nosed
out the CCC camp by the score
of 4 to 2, and Cave City c ime out
on the long end of a 9 to 7 score
with Selma.
they have been for some time. Mrs.
Last Sunday the weaxljer man
Don't forget the Firemen's ball did not behave to suit all, and the
Vernon says they are very glad ■
to be able to return to the valley Saturday. May 7, Legion hall.
games wey a little mixed uj, but
games were played between Kerby
and Cave City; Kerby and Selma
and then Cave City and Selma fin-
Taking Cave City into camp by
the score of 12 to 4 and Selma
14 to 2, the Kerby team reigns
supreme at the top of the list. #
Cave City then took a close game
from Selma by the score of 7
to 6.
Next Sunday at the Kerby ball
grounds, there will be three games.
There is no admi-sion to these
I games and the valley is invited to
| attend. The first game will start
promptly at 1:30 p. m. These
are for seven innings only and are
short, so three games can be play­
ed with dispatch and not tiresome.