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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1938)
Page Four Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 13, 1938 Locals O. K. Beals, Josephine County v Agent, was a visitor in the valley today. Mrs. Forbes Slayton is visiting relatives and friends in Grants Pass for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Russell of Salem, were guests at the Casa Willadora, on Wednesday. W. R. Pilkenton will open the pool hail in Cave Junction tonight Thursday, October 13. —o— Bill Katchem of the Rainbow mine was in Grants Pass transact ing business last Saturday. —o— C. L. Schumacher left for Yak ima, Washington, today and ex pects to be gone for several weeks. H. L. Cooper who has been working a claim on the lower Illi nois river was in the city for a few days. — o— Mrs. Roy C. Dundas of the Pine Cone Inn left for Fresno, Cali fornia, recently to visit relatives and friends. —o— Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brown and daughter, Wanda, of O’Brien were business visitors in Grarfts Pass last Saturday. —o— Mrs. Elda Yarbrough of Marsh field, sister of Mrs. Addie Martin of Bridgeview, has gone to Etna, California, where she will spend the winter. —o— Miss Anna Hanzik who has been a guest of Dr. and Mrs. Wil liam Brown at the Casa Willadora, left for her home in San Francis co the last of the week. —o— Last Monday, Gertrude Bloom ingcainp took over the Cave City ' Beauty Shop. The former owner, Mrs. J. D. Lanning is joining her husband in Bakersfield, Califor nia. —o— Robert R. Fleming returned home from Portland Wednesday, where he has been convalescing from an accident he sustained some time ago on his mining pro perty at Tigertown. —o— When You Pay Cash You Not Only Save Money—You Get a Superior Product Which Is a Saving In Itself Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday FEED <» Coining Attractions at Cave City Theater “The Toy Wife,' starring Luise Rainer, with Melvyn Douglas and Robert \ oung sharing honors as leading men, is the special attrac tion which comes to the Cave City theatre Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 14 and 15. The film is Mi s Rain er s first since she an I Spencer Tracy, both Academy Award win nets for 1937, were co starred in “Big City." A story of life in New Orleans and on the Louisiana plantations of the 1850’s, “The Toy Wife" presents Miss Rainer in the title role of "Froufrou" Brigard, with Douglas as George Sortons, att< i ney and political figure whom she marries, and Yorni as Audre Vai laire, gambler, swordsman and also suitor for her hand. "March of Time" is also scheduled for Sat urday and Sunday. A famous stage play from the pen of Edgar Wallace has been brought to the screen in "Danger- ous to Know," which will be shown Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 19 and 20 at the fave City theatre with Gail Patrick. Akim Tamiroff and Anna May Wong heading the cast of popular players. Against the background of a boss ruled American city, the pic ture tells the story of a political racketeer, urbane, unscrupulous and ambitious, who tries to climb from a beer truck onto the social band wagon—and loses his foot ing when a beautiful young lady makes a fool of him. KITCHEN QUEEN 19-pound sack £ $1.39 BROOMS, .lay Tee 5 sew, each Prices Quoted Good Friday and Saturday Only TOMATO SOUP. Campbell’s 3 cans .................................... SOAP ROLLED BARLEY Sack $|.oo GROUND OATS AND BARLEY 100-lb. sack $|.17 PEET’S GRANULATED Large Package WHEAT 100-lb. sack 8J.37 POP CORN “Pep-Pop”, Large Yellow 10-ounce can ............... ..................... WHOLE CORN 100-lb. sack $ 1.80 BABY FOOD, Heinz 3 cans ....................... / 27c r We carry a complete line of Frown Milled Feeds Lettermen’s Benefit, Sat.. Oct. 22. Adm. 75c. High School Gym 9 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Wright of Hesperia, Michigan, were callers last Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. McMitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Wright were both schoolmates of Mrs. F. McMitchell and are now engaged in the grocery business in the old home town. —o— Mrs. Florence Hallock and aunt, Harriett Sturtevant, left last Friday for Davehport. Wash ington, where they will visit for a week and then drive back to the coast where Mrs. Sturtevant has n cousin. Mrs, Sturtevant will leave from there for her home in Michigan and Mrs Hallock will return to Cave Junction. FLOUR Cheese KRAFT, Swanky Swig Classes, All varie ties Except Old English and Roquefort glass 15c COD FISH. Rofico 1-lb. can Cans Macaroni ■9c Long Cut 10-11). box 75c PORK AND BEANS. Fargo 1-11». can BEANS. Red Mexican or Small White Nat y, 10-lbs. 39c CROWN CRACKED WHEAT. A good cold weather cereal. 9 8-10ths lbs. 35c Molasses PELICAN, Light A Tea Garden Product, 212 lb. can CHOCOLATE, Sweet Eating 1-lb. pkg. 2 for HOT SAUCE. Meco 3 cans ( IIII.I CON (ARNE, Van Camp’s 3 cans PEACHES. Meco No. 21» cans, each Tomato Juice \ \N CAMPS I6-Ounce can 25c 35c I Oc 25c 15c 15c Fruits and Vegetables 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. PRICES (¡OOI) FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY FRESH DATES Pound I He ONIONS Boiling. Mesh Bau. 10-lbs. POTATOES. Sweet ti-lbs. (ARROTS 3 bunches LETTI CE. Large Solid heads, each 19c I Oc ♦»c CELERY. Utah. Large Crisp. 2 for ► Schumacher’s Cash Groc<ry ( ave Junction, Oregon
