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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 23, 193S
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Bert Watkins is digging a new
well on his property.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ingram
of Los Angeles, visited the Misses
Ja-persons the past week.
Schumacher's Cash
Mrs. Irene Myer- of Los Ange­
les is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Noble Jasperson for a short time
Mrs. Chloe Butler of Medford,
arrived last Saturday to visit for
a short time L. C. Thebo of Takil­
ma.
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Mrs. F. F. Hibbard returned
front Marshfield, recently where
she was visiting her son, O. S.
Hibbard.
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Miss Edith Hammer of Seattle,
arrived Tuesday morning to be
the guest of her sister, Mrs W. S.
Doty for a few days.
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J M. Seyferth is visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bunch
of Bridgeview. Mr. Seyferth is
an uncle of Mrs. Bunch.
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Adelaid McCrady left for a few
weeks visit as the guest of Char­
lotte Badden near Gasquet, where
the Baddens are for the summer.
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Carl Strom arrived Friday night
from Montana, to visit his sister
and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mis.
L. Beard. Mr. Strom is a mining
man.
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Mrs. H. E. Ferrill of San Fran­
cisco, returned to her home after
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Thorp, for a week in Cave
Junction.
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Mrs. G. W. Thorp arrived in
Cave Junction from Seattle and
will spend a few weeks with her
family, before returning to the
northern city.
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Mrs. G. W. Thorp arrived from
Seattle, last Sunday to visit her
family here for a few days.
She
expects to return to Seattle, the
first of the week.
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At the annual meeting held at
the Holland school last Monday,
June 20, Emil Vahrenwald was
elected director for 3 years and ,
Mrs. Isabel Mellow was elected
clerk.
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Miss Dorothy Thomas and Mi­
ami Mrs. Haywood and son of
San Francisco, arrived Monday to
spend several weeks visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Balzke at the
Waldo auto camp.
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Mrs. H. E. Farrell of San Fran­
cisco, spent the past week visiting
her parents and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Thorp and Bonnie, on
Caves Highway. She returned to
her home the first of the week
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Mr. and Mrs J. Randolph of
San Francisco, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Moore for
a few weeks. Mrs. Randolph is
a daughter of Mrs. Moore
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carter of
Grass Valley, California,
were
guests of Mrs Farren and Mrs
Ma Wing last week They return
ml to then home last Monday
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Mr. and Mrs. E. It
Hibbard
and family of Stock!, n. California,
spent the past week visitinj at
the home of the former's parent-,
Mr ami Mrs 1' 1' Hibbard Tl < >
returned to their home last Sun
day. where Mr
Hibbard is a
building contractor
Miss Marie Roesch <1 \b< t
South Dakota. Mr. and M is I )ick
Christensen of Magn lia Pa rk,
California, and M1 anil M rs John
Hupe of Santa Monica, Were Visit-
mg Mi-ses Victoria hi id I .oleta
Jasperson la-t week
The Chris
tensens and Rupes left foi their
respective homes yesterday
M H Hayd on returned home
the first of the week from Indio.
California, where he has _iu-t fin-
ished building a iu" sen-.e -ta
tion. The station is one of ti c very-
latest and is located on five dif
ferent state and national high­
ways Mr Hayden said it was |> i t.
ty hot when he left and hi i> glad
to get back home.
George Thrasher cut hi> light
arm while working for the Villan
Lumber company back of Hollaed
today (Thursday.I
Dr Collman
was called and took five stitcln s to
close the wound. George wa»
standing on a log. lost his balance
and while trying to save his fall,
fell on the axe cutting his arm.
The axe was »o sharp that he did
not feel the cut immediately
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For Day in and Day Out Buying You Find That Our Prices Are
Consistently Low
Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday
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We Keep a Full Line of
PRODUCE
Corn Flakes
These Prices Good Fri. and Sat. Only
CARROTS —CELERY— LETTUCE
TURNIPS— BEETS — (¡BEEN
ONIONS — WATERMELONS —
SQUASH — NEW POTATOES —
CAULIFLOWER — APRICOTS —
(HERBIES — BANANAS —
OB ANGES, ETC.
CANTALOUPES
CUCUMBERS
I Oc
3 for
TOMATOES
2 Lbs.
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SUNSHINE BINGS
GRAPE JUICE
Ideal companion for salads,
Large Package
Pure and full strength,
Tea Garden, Pt. bottles
GRAPEFRUIT JUK E
OVALTINE
Retains all its tang and flavor
No.
3 for
A delicious Swiss health drink
Large can
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^3130 LJressing
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19«
59c
Miracle Whip
Quart
A skillful combination of mayonnaise and old-fashioned boiled dressing
DILL PICKLES
TUNA FISH
Paradise, They're Crisp and
wholesome, ’«> gal. jar
Royal Club, Ideal
or cocktails. No.
TOMATO JUICE
25c
3 lor
15c
For a cereal treat—try Corn Flakes with fresh berries or fruit
for Your Convenience
Serve a Salad Daily!
A complete stock of seasonable fresh
fruits and vegetables
Alber’s
Pure and zestful—just chill
and serve, 46*oz. can
Coffee
PEETS GRANULATED SOAP
19c
All purpose household soap,
X5C
(¿olden West
1-Lb. jar
A quality coffee-—Full riciiwiavor
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Canning Season Is Here
Livestock and Poultry Feeds
Headquarter« lor Ml ('aiming Supplies, Jars, Caps Etc.
Flour
AI«.
ï <»u Can’t Go Wrong If You Use Crown Milled Feeds
Kitchen Queen
19-lb. sack
We Offer Only the Best in
2
uniform
3=
always dependable for better result
MEATS
PAPER NAPKINS
45c
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Shortening
Three bright colors to choose
*o count, 3 Pkgs.
Swift’« Pearl
l ib. pkg.
43c
\- all purpo r shot t ruing fot tul i frying or baking;
SPECIALS GOOD FRIDAY. AND
SATURDAY
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SALT SIDE PORK
2 Lbs.
LUNCH MEAT, Minced Ham. I
Liver Sausage. Bologna lb. ■ • "V
PRIME BABY BEEF.
Steaks. T-Bone. Sirloin* lb.
SOAP
Fass
I. G. A. White
Laundry . 5 bars
tl<- Ivii d-<
9c
We are always in the market for prime
Beef. Pork and Poultry
wonderfully economical
SCOTTISSUE
.m . ally pure, 1,000 sheets
Illinois Valley Meat Compaay
Cave Junction, Oregon
Schumacher’s Cash <5r°cefy