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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 28, 1938
Locals
Helen Jacobson is confined to
her home with a severe cold.
Pay Cash and Pay Less for Your Groceries
Mrs. Flo Leedy spent Sunday
visiting friends in Medford.
M. B. Harper was transacting
business in Grants Pass last Tues­
day.
Miss Theda Akers has returned
from Eureka, where she ha* been
visiting.
Dorothy McCrady is now help
ing Mrs. A. G. Jackson at the Span
ish CaBtle
Takilma reports the town full
of widows. All the men are out
fighting fires.
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Week’s
Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday
Mrs. C. E. Adair, of Grants
Pass, is visiting for an indefinite
time, Mrs. A. R. Lockwood.
Fred Rout returned to Cave
Junction Thursday morning from
an extended trip to Los Angeles.
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M. E. W’hite of Takilma was
a business visitor in Cave Junc­
tion the first of the week.
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Eddie Slayton returned from
Corvallis last week and is now
helping his brother, Fobres B., in
the drug store.
Misses Victoria and Loleta Jas-
person of the Cave City Coffee
shop were business visitors in
Grants Pass last week-
I. K. Drake ran a nail in his
hight hand la-d Saturday. While
the injured hand is very sore it
is healing nicely.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Smalley of
Oakland, California, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balzke of
Waldo Camp, last week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kuhn and
son, Harry, Jr., of Los Angeles,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Cass Wy
more at the Camp Shona Wauna
on Elk Creek.
FLOUR
SUGAR
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Mrs E. B. Pearsall was a busi­
ness visitor in Grants Pass last
week end. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Jack Hout and Mrs. C. F.
Hards.
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Mr. and Mrs. W. r> Goodrich
of Fresno, Calif., are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Babcock Mr. Goodrich is a nephew
of Mr. Babcock.
C. C Babcock left Friday morn
ing for Marysville, Washington.
He was accompanied by his aunt,
Mrs. Mary Robinson who received
word that her son, Arthur Robin­
son, had passed away.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Stuart
of Hollywood, Calif., and Mrs. Ed
Beaver and Miss Henrietta Hill
of Los Angeles, were guests of
Mrs. Florence O. Hallock last
week
Mr and Mrs. A. L. Ramsey
of Albany, visited their niece, Mrs.
Flo Leedy of the Cave Junction
Beauty shop last week for a short
time. They were on their way to
California, to visit relative«
Mrs. James Yates, and son,
Lansing, of San Francisco, were
recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Robert Balzke of the Waldo camp
Mrs. Yate« and Mrs. Balzke are
sisters.
Dr. Louis Shade and family, who
have been visiting at the home of
Dr. Shade’s brother, George H
Shade, for the past several week«,
returned to their home in Oakland,
California, recently Mr. Shade ac
companied his brother south and
while there visited his mother, and
other relatives. He returned home
last week end.
PORK AND BEANS. Fargo, For a quick econom­
ical lunch. No. 1 cans, 3 for
l»c
and
GRAPE ERL IT. Whole, firm segments in the
fruits own juice. No. 2 cans, 2 cans
25c*
Friday and
Saturday
CATSUP, Meco, Adds sparkle to every day
foods, 12-oz. bottles, 2 for
PICKLED PIG FEET. Roth’s
14-oz. jar
Saturday
lî)c*
25c*
SHRIMP, I. G. A. .For summer
salads. 2 cans
35c*
SANDWICH SPREAD, Tasty. A zesty spread,
ready for sandwiches, Qt. jar
( ALLII LOWER
Large white heads
BEEF BROTH, Haley’s
KP j oz. can, 3 for
25c*
Each
SHREDDED WHEAT.
2 pkgs.
25c*
TOMATOES
Home Grown
oc
Lh.
([’(UMBERS
Large ones
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SALT. LESLIE’S, Plain or Iodized
2-lb. shaker, 2 pkgs.
25c*
25c*
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STEAKS
Nice and tender
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Lb.
A
JEL-KWK K. Fruit Pectin
2 bottles
Coffee
Schumacher’s
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25c*
Top Prices Paid at All
Tinies for Prime Bed'.
Poultry and Pork.
17c*
Illinois
25c*
Valley
(A N NI NG SU Pl’Ll ES—J A RS-UA l»S—RI’ BBERS ET( ’.
al
BEEF LIVER
Fine with bacon
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MATCHES. Green Diamond
6 I m ) x carton
I c*
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Lh.
BEEF ROASTS
Prime Steer
Lb. From
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GRANULATED SOAP. Peet’s
Large pkg.
3 for
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PORK SAI SAGE
For breakfast
LAUNDRY SOAP, 1. G. A„
10 bars
2 for
We Take Pride As Well
As (’are in the Meals
We Offer to (hir ('usto-
mers.
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TOILET SOAP. Camay
4 bars
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Meats
Friday and
Fruits and Vegetables
Are Essential for a
healthy summer diet
—Use plenty of them
At these Low Prices.
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Superior
Quality
TOMATO Jl'ICE. A vivid refresher between
meals. Large 16-oz. can. each
Only
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53c
Pure Cane, lO-lb. bag
35c*
Prices Good
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Riley Boyd, Frank E. Miller and
Louis S Jones of Eugene are visit
ing Earl Boyd. Riley Boyd is hii
uncle of Earl. They expect to be
in the valley about 12 days.
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Mi. and Mm. A J. Schmalz and
son, Anton, and Warren and Pa
trica Dunn of San Gabriel, Calif.,
were week end visitors of Mr. anil
Mrs. C. Y. Arnold last week. The
party had visited five National
Park« before coming here They
took in the Oregon Caves and left
for home Sunday
$1.39
PINEAPPLE, Meco, For your health’s sake,
eat it every day. No. 2’4 cans, 2 cans
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Ladies Auxiliary of the Ameri­
can Legion have decided not to
sponsor a queen candidate. Every
member can vote for their choice.
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Fresh
Fruits
Vegetables
Mr. Ernest Drews and Mrs. Em­
ma M. Drews brother and mothei
of Art Drews arrived last Saturday
for a weeks visit.
Kitchen Queen, Last chance at this low
price—buy now. 19-lb. sack
. tin
Meat Co.
Cave Junction
23c
Cash Grocery
('axe Junction. Oregon