Page Four
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, September 29, 1938
Locals
9
Edward F. Preble of Holland
made a hurried business trip to
Grants Pass today.
Leon Farrat of Cave Junction
was taken to the Josephine Gen­
eral hospital the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mar
tin made a business trip to Cres­
cent City last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cannon
of near Holland were Grants Pass
visitors the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Brigg*-
and sons are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Schumacher at their
home in Kerby.
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H. P. Collins of Takilma was
discharged Tuesday from Jose
phne General hospital much im­
proved.
Bert Badden left for San Fran­
cisco last Monday for examina­
tion and possible medical treat
ment.
W. M. Wasmond of the Orange
and Black auto camp reports his
hand greatly improved since ar»
accident several weeks ago.
Dr. Hall, superintendent of this
district of the M. E. churches,
was in the valley recently inspect­
ing the Althouse and Kerby
churches.
Mrs. Helen Duffield and young
daughter, have been visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Hein. Mrs. Duffield is a cousin
of Mrs. Hein.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pomeroy
left last Monday afternoon for
their home in Sausalito, Califor­
nia, after spending a couple of
weeks on their ranch near Kerby.
Frank Hoffmier and Jim Nealy
made a business tria to Grants
Pass Tuesday to Ret some mater
ial for building some new chim­
neys they are putting up in the
Hayden cabins.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fattig and
Charles Fattig returned home
Alaska Friday, Paul says Alaska
is a marvelous place and all of
them enjoyed their trip immense
ly.
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Miss Anna Hanzik of San Fran- I
cisco and Minneapolis, is a guest
at the Casa Willadora. Miss
Hanzik has lived in Czechoslovak­
ia for some time, being a native
of that country.
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Mr. and Mr«. Herb Marchant
and Mr. and Mrs. Alec House of
Klamath county left for home last
Tuesday after visiting Amos Slack
of Kerby and the Harry Mills
family m ar Bridgeview.
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Mr. and I Mrs. Keith Wells Were
in Grants Pass last Tuesday to
have the tonsils of their little
daughter removed. Both tonsils
were taken out and the little girl
was doing remarkably well after
the operation.
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Mrs. Fannie Swigart and Mrs.
Ella May Simpson of Fresno, t'al
ifornia. are visiting at the home
of Mr. ami Mrs. James Lewis of
Holland. Mrs. Swigart is a sister
of Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Simpson
a niece. Don Russell, a friend of
the family, accompanied them.
TO THINK ABOUT--LOW CASH PRICES
Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday
Cheese
KRAFT Pasteurized Brick or American
2 POUND BOX .................................. ........
49c
TRIANGLE OATS—
Quick or Regular. 3 POUND PKG.
Make it a habit to have plenty rough­
age and good ripe fruit and standard
juices on your menu. Health is a pre­
cious item to us all and fruits and vege­
tables keep us in good health.
JELLO—
Six Delicious Flavors, PKG.
Macaroni
19c
A HOT dish for cold days
Bulk, I POUNDS FOR
SAM-( LOR BLEACHER—
2 QUARTS For
2»e
FRUIT PEELS—
Citron, Lemon, Orange, PER POUND
27c
Honey
STEWART’S — Light Amber
5 POUND CAN for
39c
SAUERKRAUT—
Del Monte, 2'//s, 2 ( ANS FOR
23c
PEAS, MECO—
No. 393 Cans. 3 CANS FOR
25c
The W. O Burch family, whose
ranch is located on the Redwood
highway southeast of ( ave June
tion. have moved from the house
across the west fork - f the Illin­
ois, onto the highway side of the
river and until completion of their
new home, are livir. in their
small house near the highway,
formerly occupier! by th« James
Welsh family.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Mallery.
publishers of the Oakland. Ore­
gon Tribune, stopped briefly in
Grants Pass Tuesday. Mr. Mai
lery was returning from Crater
lurke where he had spent the sum
mer as educational adviser to the
Oregon Caves CCC camp station
ed there. It is expected that the
camp will return to their home m
th«* near future.
PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ONLY
lOc
CAULIFLOWER—
Large White Head
GRAPE FRUIT—
Full of Juice, DOZEN
ORANGES, Sweet and
juicy. Doz......................
25c
17c
POTATOES, Klamath Falls—
No. 2’s, 50 LB. SACK
SPINACH—
Tender, 2 POUNDS FOR
15c
Salad Dressing
MIRACLE WHIP
QUARTS
33c
PINEAPPLE, Royal CluK-
Sliced. 2'/2’ s , PER CAN
Stock Up
On These Specials
OC
Raisins
23c
19c
THOMSON SEEDLESS
I POUND PKG.
COCOA, Muchmore—
2 POUND CAN FOR
15c
COFFEE­
REI) “A” ground to your order, 3 POUNDS
TOM A TOES. Standby—
2'fs. 3 CANS FOR
WALNUTS—
Shelled. 8 Ounce can, each
27c
17c
FLOUR—
ALBER’S FLAPJACK. 9 8-10 LBS.
Milk
35c
MORNING OR NESTLES
Tall cans. 6 FOR
PORTER’S SOUP TREATS
111 Ounce Package. 3 FOR
25c
II KLEY’S ( UK KEN & NOODLES 1 <>«
15 Ounce ('an. each
■ •FC
19c
CORN FLAKES—
Albers, PER PKG.
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE—
'rexsun. No. 2 can, 2 FOR
- --o
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Pittman of
Los Angeles arrived in Cave
Junction the first of the week
ami were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs E J. Wilber. Mi­
ami Mrs. Pittmun were the orig
inal owners of Camp Muir and en
joy being in the Illinois Valley
Fruits and
Vegetables
TOWELS-
Scot Paper. 2 HOLLS FOR
23c
35c
OYSTERS—
MECO, 3 CANS FOR
CRACKERS—
SUNSHINE. Soda. 2 POUND BOX
Cash Grocery
Cave Junction, Oregon