Illinois Valley News, Thursday, Max 19, 1938
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TASTY SALAD
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Dressing
HIRE’S ROOT BEER
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Wing Cigarettes
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FLOUR
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COFFEE
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POST TOASTIES
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8 Hams
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Milk
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or Sandwich Spread, qts.
PAPER NAPKINS
SO count, 3 pkgs.
ARISTO JELLY, Imitation
‘/2 gal., can
GRAPE FRUIT, Royal Club
No. 2 cans, 2 for
Pure
ure Cane, 100-lb. sack
RIPPLED WHEAT. 12 agate mar­
bles free with each pkg.
HAND SOAP. Lux
3 bars
No. 10 cans, so-called gallons
RINSO
23L-OZ. pkg.
PRODUCE
FLAVOR AIDE
3 pkgs...............
Following Articles Friday, Saturday Only
Potatoes
Shaftner’s. New, 10-lbs.
Strawberries
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Box
Tomatoes
29c
Firm and ripe, 3 pounds
Lemons
19c
Carton ....................
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Kitchen Queen, 19-lb. sack
Radishes gX.
3 bunches.
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Royal Club, 1-lb. glass jar
Specials good for Friday and Saturday
CHOICE CI TS OF STEER BEEF
2 pkgs. Post Toasties
1 pkg. Huskies
ORANGES, Wel-pac
Manderin, can
Lb.
DAINTY DIMPLE PEAS
Royal Club, No. 2 cans, 2 for
Lb.
Whole Picnics, lb.
ILLINOIS VALLEY MEAT CO.
Morning, per case
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Soap Powder
25e
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CORN. Meco, (¡olden
Bantam, No. 2 cans, 3 cans
HOMINY, Van (’amp’s
No. 2'2* s , can
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SALT, I^eslie
2-11). pkgs., 2 for
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MEAT LOAF, Hayley’s
3 cans
25c
WHEAT. POPS
6-oz. pkgs., 3 for
25c
Cents at
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Schumacher’s Cash Grocery
Locals
him the details of a very simple
plan to secure a water system to
supply water for domestic use.
A meeting will be called in the
near future to decide just who
wants water, this beihg the first
«tep Every property owner should
attend this meeting.
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Mrs. J. II Wilson of Kerby re­
ceived a very interesting letter
from her father. W. J. Clark of
Roseburg, telling of his trip while
touring the east. In Iowa he states
farmers are jubilant over pros­
pects of th«' best crop in years. Al­
so along the highways he saw many
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at San Francisco, in good health, pansy, mariposa lilly. violet, white.
' having attained to SS years of age. yellow ami blue and the phlox of
j The Lawsons will leave later in the which there are several varieties
i summer for Graybull, Montana. and hundreds of others. Among
I where they plan to make their fu- s<'ine of the more rare flowers
Grants Pass Chamber of Com- I ture home. Graybull is the home are the Darlingtonia, which grows
mere«’ has had a busy time for the I town of Mrs. larwson, and her in no other part of the world, the
past few days with cachet enthus­ mother is in need of a daughter's beautiful azalea which grows in
iasts for the first air mail flight. ’ care. The sincere good wishes of profusion of which there are three
People from ali over the United all the valley folks will ever attend I distince verities
States and minor possessions
a« the Lawsons
The wild flower exhibit will be
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well as many foreign countries
held at Kerby, in the I. O. O. F.
have sent stamps requesting a let­
hall. May 24th. This will be both
WILD FLOWERS
ter on th«> first flight.
afternoon and evening and eve-
The Wild flowers of outhwest- ryone is invited to come and see
Mr. and M ik . E. P. Lawson left I ern Oregon are noted for their these specimens and learn the dif-
Sunday for a visit with his father, size, brilliant coloring and the • ferent methods of preservation in
to make them look too weak for
Mr.
the long trek to the west,
i Clark has visited Kerby many
times.
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C J. Graton was in Cave June
Beach,
tion the first of the week from pa-sed through Cave Junction last
his mine near Jaeksonvill«
week for a short visit. Mr. Luce is
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a brother-in-law of Flo Leedy.
Noble Jasperson was transacting
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business in Grants Pass, the first
Miss l a Verne Roberson of Ash­
of the week
land has been engaged by the
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board of director« for the Kerby
Mrs Forbes Slayton returned | grade school to touch next year.
from Grants Pass, last Saturday, | Mi«s Roberson will be in the mter-
where she spent several «lays visit­ : mediate rooms.
ing relatives and friends.
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last week Elwood Hussey was truck loads <>f people with their Janies Lawson, who is remembered large number of different varie-
Dr. and Mrs Willinm A. Brown, in Salem, and called on the state possessions headed for the west in the valley for his unique skill j ties.
The larkspur, lupine, birdball.
accompanied by Mis. DeF.tta Scott, I engineer, Mr Strickland who gave Soin» trucks in such disrepair as , in sculpturing. and who now lives
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