Illinois Valley News, Thursday, .July
Page Four
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Mrs. C. G. Kappenstein was
transacting business in Grants
Pass last week.
Mrs. H. W. Vollmer of Sana-
tarium, California, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. E. J. Wilber for a
few days.
Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Morris
have started building their new
home beside the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Harry O. Smith.
Mrs. P. S. Dunn and children
came up from Fresno, California,
and will spend a few weeks visit
ing at the F. F. Hibbard Lome
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Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mendenhall
of Los Angeles, were in Cave
Junction last week and visited
Loleta Jasperson..
Miss Jasper-
son formerly worked for Mr. Men
denhall.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. Martin
of San Francisco, were visiting at
the home of Mrs. Leo M. Martin
of Bridgeview. Before returning
to their home they motored to
Walport and visited the Romee F.
Martin family of Portland. Leo
Martin and son, Chester are
ployed at Walport.
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Among the recent visitors
La Casa Willadora" were Mr.
Mrs. Herbert P. Coates of Monte
video, Uruguay, South America.
The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Ben Snud-
den, of Pasadena, Calif., and Mr.
and Mrs. Carol Yonge of Ana
heim, California and Miss Winnie
Yonge, educator from Southern
California.
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Food That Satisfies
Here in Our Store You Will Find Food That Does Just That at
Prices That Satisfy—Plus Friendly Service
Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday
We Offer Only the Best in
KRAFT
MEATS
SPE( IALS (¡OOI) FOR FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
products
Owes its wonderful flavor to a special trick in seasoning Kraft’s
Pasteurized Process Cheese
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2-lb hnv
Salt
Pork. II)
55c
AMERICAN and BRICK
PORK (HOPS
Lb.
X
DILL PICKLES, large
each
SWISS
2.1h hnv
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HOLLAND NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Floyd
and daughter Helen, spent the
past week in Portland, where they
attended the wedding of their son,
Richard Merle Floyd who was
married to Miss Helmi Kojo of
Astoria. The wedding was solem-
nixed at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Kneeland, cousin of the
groom last Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock. The groom is a form
er resident of Kerby and a gradu
ate of the high school.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd will make
their home in Portland, where Mr.
Floyd is employed with the Shav
er Transportation company.
Robert Fleming, mining man of
Tigertown, has returned from an
extensive business trip to Britsh
Columbia.
Mrs. William Trefethen has mov
ed to Grants Pass to be with her
daughter, Florence Maxwell, who
has been in poor health for some
time.
Fruit Jars
PINT BALL MASON
Regulars, doz.
87c
QUART BALL MASON
Regulars, doz.
82c
BALL MASON ZINC
TOPS, doz
2Oc
Flour
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson anil son
left last week for Salem, where
they plan to work in the fruit and
hop yards.
CANTALOUPES. Jumbo
size, .3 for
Fruits and
Vegetables
These Prices Good Fri. and Sat. Only
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M A TERMELONS. Thirst
quenching i>er lb.
BIG FLAT NEWS
APRICOTS, 15--pound
box
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43c
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QUICK FUDGE and CAKE K ING, Quick and
easy to prepare. Chocolate flavor, per pkg.
VEG-ALL, Mixed vegetables for salads and any
vegetable dish. 2 cans for
BAKING POWDER, (¡old Label, double tested
double action, 2-lb. can
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Schumacher's
27«
15c
25c
21c
The six delicious flavors.
Per pkg.
TOILET TISSUE. Ambassador
21 rolls
WALNUT MEATS, Emerald Brand.
8-01 can
PAPER PICNIC SUPPLIES, Fancy plates, cups.
>poons, napkins, dessert dishes, etc. 3 pkgs.
LJ
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Sunshine Krispy Wafers,
Those dainty salted squares
S-’-lli. box
JELLO
25c
45c
3
23c
TOILET SOAP. Palm Olive. Keeps the skin young
and lovely, per bar
LAUNDRY SOAP. O. K., The large yellow
bar. 6 big bars
TUNA FISH, For salads, sandwiches and many
summer dishes. No. 1 > can. 2 for
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TOM ATOES. Fresh vine
ripened, per II).
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$1.39
Red “A" (¡round fresh to
your liking, 3 lbs.
l ull Line of Canning Supplies
C. W. C. will meet at the church
next Saturday afternoon.
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H. H. club, the Cheerful Kitch
eneers will meet at the home of
their leader, Mrs. Wilson next
Wednesday afternoon.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hammer and
family left Wednesday on a camp
ing trip to O’Dell Lake, and will
be gone the rest of the week. Pi g
gy Hogue will accompany them
on their trip.
Craig's mill closed down for
the time being due to forest fires
Kitchen Queen, Every sack
guaranteed, 19-11). sack
SHORTENING. Pearl, for every shortening
use, Lib. pkg.
(¡RAPENI TS, A small serving makes a big
breakfast, 2 pkgs.
( REAM OF WHEAT. Easy to prepare and easy
to digest, per pkg.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Usher of Eu
reka, were visiting in Selma last
week end. Louise and Dora Ham
mer accompanied them home.
Orgoniam working at the Oro
Grande aro, Marion Stevenson,
superintendent; Maude and Frank
Gutbrfe. chefs; Bert Dycert, Roy
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Cave Junction, Oregon
SELMA NOTES
Ned Neischem, our star fisher
man, goes out daily and comes
home with the limit of 25 trout.
The largest so far was 16 inches.
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Miss Adelaide McCrady is
spending several weeks with Char
lotte Baddeti at the Oro Grande
mine.
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18c
24c
2c
Illinois Valley Meat Company
The Holland hotel is having the
building re-shingled.
F. W. Cooper was doing some
wiring on the school hi use this
week.
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We are always in the market for prime
Beef. Pork and Poultry
35c
KRAFT’S Miracle Whip Salad Dressing
Quart .....................................................................
18c
PRIME STEER BEEF
ROASTS, lb. 15 to
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Strained.
17c
25c
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