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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1938)
Page Eight Illinois Valley News, Thursday, September 15, 1938 Locals Bob Schumacher returned last week from a visit to Portland. ■ o— Miss Nelle Hayden was shop ping in Medford last Friday. r Mr. «nd Mrs. Ed Wright had as guests last week Mr. and Mrs. Lester Moore of Minnesota. • ■ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sawyer motored to Crater and Diamond lakes last Sunday. Make "Economy” Your By-word by Buying Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watkins were transacting business in Grants Pass the first of the week. —o— Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown are camped at Hayden’s Auto Camp and Mrs. Lloyd Hayes the first of the week. Here—-We Have What You Want 9 Mr. and Mrs. Herb Cauble of Grants Pass were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hafes the first of the meek. —o— Mr. and Mrs. Freiling Sawyer and son, Phil made a trip to Cra ter Lake last Sunday. They were accompanied by Mrs. Sawyer’s mother, Mrs. Cosson. Miss Pearl Rawhouser, former ly of the Del Rogue Beauty Sa lon in Grants Pass, is now oper ating with the Cave City Beauty Salon. — o— Ann Morris, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Morris, left Wed nesday morning to enter the freshman class at Willamette Un iversity in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Spence Mayes and son, Jimmy and Nelle Hayden left Wednesday for Pendleton, to attend the Round-Up. They ex pect to stay’ until next Sunday. ... 0~~~ Mr. Pullen who lives on the high way between Holland and Bridge view, fell from his barn last Wed nesday and received severe cuts to his right cheek and several broken ribs and bruised hip. Chester Martin, son of Mrs. Leo Martin of Bridgeview, will leave for Corvallis, nert week where he will enter Oregon State college. He has been working all summer with his father near Toledo. Ralph Huber and Oliver Boyd left last Saturday on a vacation trip which will take them to Pen dleton for the Round-Up. They expect to come home about the 20th of the month. Miss Wanda Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brown of O'Brien, who was admitted to the Josephine General hospital last Tuesday for an emergency opera tion, was reported Friday as im proving nicely. ——o——• Mrs. Blanche Cousineau was a visitor here during the past week. She returned to Lakeview and was accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Pickett who will help in the cook house of the Anderson Logging camp. —o--- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Benrss have returned from their extend ed vacation. They drove first to Sait Lake City, then to Bryce Canyon and Zion Park and on to the Grand Canyon of the Colors do. From there to Los Angeles and up the coast. From San Fran cisco they came up the Redwood Highway. They report marvelous scenery and a grand trip Mrs. Mary E. Seat and Otval Seat left last week for Eugene, where Orval has accepted a posi tion with the Lorane High school and will teach the Social Science department. Before returning home Mr* Seat marie a trip to Salem, to visit relatives and al to attend the State Fair —o— Mrs. W II. Varner of Grants Pass arrived in i Cave Ju net on lust week and has i been engaged to teach in the 1 Rocky Dale school district. Mrs. Varner formerly taught school in Williams. Oregon Miss Lucille Phillips of (»rants Pass accompanied Mrs. and will remain here for the win ter. Lucille attended Kerby high school part of last year. Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday FLOUR Vegetables Fruits That Are Garden Fresh —O— Prices Good Friday and Saturday Only Noodles Porters Frillets. Like mother used to make. 1-lb. pkg. .................................. PANCAKE FLOUR Albers. You Will Like the distinctive flavor. 9 8-10’s lb. sack SYRUP, Tea Garden Drips. Gives that delicious flavor to pancakes, waffles, etc. 1 gal can 19c 49c $|.19 Jar Lids —()— ECONOMY, Save at this low price. Doz. FLAKED M HEAT, Triangle. A cereal enjoyed by all. 9-lb. sack TOMATOES, Standby Standards. Healthful and economical. No. 2’/2 cans, 3 cans.............. 19c 43c 27c 19c —()— SWEET POTATOES New Crop l-lbs. 19c —()— CELERY Large Fancy 1 tab 2 for 25c —O — —O— Din ONIONS Sweet Spanish I 6-lhs 5 •>< Milled Feeds Turkey (¡rower Pellets, 100-lb. sack $2.55 Egg Mash Pellets $2.3« S Tobacco VELVET or GRANGER Pound can CIGARETTES, Camels, Chesterfields or Luckies, Carton T Raisers 25c PUDDING, Jello, New Flavors, chocolate, vanilla, butterscotch. Per pkg. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY SPINACH, Fresh young leaves, ready to heat and serve. No. 2’2 cans, 2 for VINEGAR. Pure Cider in bulk. Bring your own container. Per gallon .... .................. PAPER N APKINS. 81) in package 3 pkgs. COOKIES Buttermilk. Fine tor school lunch pail. 2-lbs. 14c 25c 35c Ivory Soap Shortening $1.65 Stock 69c $1.19 BA in FOOD, Heinz. Large assortment. Give your baby a head start in health. 3 cans the Large Size Bar 3 bars Otis Hussey was brought home from the hospital in Grants Pass where he was taken last week, so much improved that he could be brought home. Otis was a very sick boy for a few days and there was concern for his re covery. Now, however, he is fret ting along well and is expected to be out in a few days. RED WHEAT 100-lb. fa* I Q* sack Ä 1 ••»*> ROLLED BARLEY sack 81.<15 GROUND OATS AND BARLEY “ SI.«5 29c SWIFT’S PEARL. Lay in a Supply for the Winter. Per Case (12 4-lb. pkgs.) $E.25 Cash Grocery ('ave Junction, Oregon o / Med-O-Ration, Dairy LEMONS. Fancy Sun- b'st Do/.. Complete Line of Crown Our Everyday Prices — O— Fruits and vegeta bles are as important to the family diet as the diet itself—Our prices make it possible for all to have plenty of this excellent produce. $1.39 $5.39 Kitchen Queen. Every Sack Guaranteed .......... 4 Sacks, This is the Economical way to buy your flour .......................... K
