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Cave Junction, Oregon. Thursday, October 6, 1938
Locals
Mrs. Bert Badden was shopping
in Grants Pass last week end.
Llewelyn Watters left for a
business trip to San Francisco last
Sunday.
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Harry Floyd has put in a ce­
ment driveway in front of the
store in Holland.
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Paul Newland and Jimmy Neal
ey made a business trip to Crcs
cent City, Wednesday.
Forbes B. Slayton and
Milt
Akerill were business visitors in
Grants Pass last week.
Quality Plus a Fair Price Is the Aim at All Times At This Store
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vernon and
Johnny Boyers were in Brookings
Tuesday visiting friends.
Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday
Albert Fagnant is in Seattle.
He expects to return to Cave
Junction the last of the month.
Lard
Mr. an Mrs. H. M. Hayden left
last Thursday for Pollland lo at­
tend the Pacific International
Livestock show. The returned the
first of the week.
SWIFT’S SI EVER LE A F
1-lb. package
Senator W. A. Johnson and
Richard McElligott of Grants
Pass were callers at The News of­
fice Tuesday.
Coffee
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Parker of
I.os Angeles were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Win. Armstrong the
first of the week.
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Clarence Coon, Democrtic can­
didate for sheriff of Josephine
county, was in the valley today
in the interest of his candidacy.
—o—
Next Wednesday, October 12th
the Auxiliary will meet for an
all day sewing meeting. Potluck
at noon. Everyone welcome. Come
and help quilt.
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R. T. Baldwin brought in some
fine ears of corn Tuesday. It mea­
sured 10' to 11 inches. They
are on display at the registration
office.
(¡OLDEN WEST
3-lh. glass jar
49c
Fruits and
Vegetables
79c
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.
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ROLLED OATS, Albers
9-lb. sack
37c
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1
KRAFT DINNER. A meal for 4 in 9
minutes. 2 pkgs.
............
0'
Corned Beef..
FARGO
2 cans
PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ONLY
BANANAS
Pound
£
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HALEY S MEAT LOAF
3 cans
25c
ONIONS, Dry, Spanish Sweet
6-lbs.
5c
35c
13c
LEMONS, Extra Large, 360’s
Doz.
22c
POTATOES, Klamath Falls No. 2’s
50-lbs.
,
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Mrs. Harry Floyd has a Phil
iponese Idly which stands nine
feet three inches high and has 15
buds and blooms. Two others are
over seven feet high.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guthrie of
the Oro Grande mine in Califor
nia spent the week end in Kerby
as guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. H.
Stallcup.
Smoked Salt
Old Hickory
9-lb. can
75c
35c
SOAP CHIPS. Crystal While
Giant Pkg;.. 5-lhs.
—o—
George W Martin, G. A Peter
son and Hr. A. C. Collman motor
ed to Central Point. Monday eve
ning, to attend the Past Masters,
Masters and Wardens Association
meeting.
—o—
Stock Up
On These Specials
—o—
Mrs.
Emil Vahrenwald and
Mrs. M. J Foster returned last
Saturday from Spokane, Wash
ington, where they were called by
the death of their mother, Mrs.
Nita Jackson, wh< par ml away
on Friday, September 23.
GRAPE FRUIT JUIUE Texsun
16-oz. can
CATSUP, Our Favorite,
I 1 oz. bottle, 3 for
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Last Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J,.,. | . nardo of
Holland, about twenty guests
gathered to celebrate the birth
days of Mrs. Tony Silva and Jack
Leonardo. A most enjoyable day
was spent ami the honorees were
presented with some very lovely
I. G. A. Light and Fluffy
Package ....
2 m
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(¡ARDEN PEAS, 303 cans
3 for
Mrk. Harry Floyd reports there
are about 15 books at the Floyd
Grocery store in Holland loaned
from the County library
in
Grants Pass. Anyone caring to
read may borrow these books.
Mr. and Mrs. Win Sherman re­
turned from Los Angeles last
turned from Los Angeles
last
Sunday. Miss Adda Black of llol
lywpod returned with them for an
extended visit. Miss Black is an
aunt of Mrs. Sherman.
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Mrs. Howard Bears-i and her
nephew, Rogei Egger. left for
Klamath Falls today. The re-
ceiveii the news that Mrs. Bci-
tha Eggei of Klamath Falls had
pussed away.
Mrs.
I gger
Ralph's stepmother.
25c
RIPPLED WHEAT, Sunshine
3 pkgs.
Cake Flour ..
( RA( KERS. Sunshine Crisp)
2-Ib. box
1
23c
25c
25c
WESSON OIL
Quarto
15c
PIMPKIN. Royal Club
No. 2'2 can
16c
TOMATO SOUP. Campbell’s
3 cans
25c
Soap
19c
I. G. A. Laundry
15 bars
MOLASSES, Tea Garden Avondale
1 » gal. can ..........................
33c
CHOCOLATE, Guitard’s
1-lb. can .................
VANILLA EXTRACT, Sea-Port
Imitation. 8- oz. hottie
FLOUR
K1T( HEN QUEEN
19-lb. sack
16c
$1.39
NOODLES. Porter’s Frillette
16-oz. pkg.
21c
COFFEE Red “A”
Pound
16c
COFFEE Blue “G"
Pound
l»c
gifts.
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Leon Far rat
Leon Farrat of Kerby, pus,, d
away last Wedn, day at the Jo
sephine General hospital, where
he had been confined for only a
few days. He was born in Paris,
France, in IHti1.». Services were
held from the L. B. Hull Funeral
home.
Schumacher’s Cash Grocery
Cave Junction. Oregon