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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1938)
Page Four Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 20. 1938 Locals A. L. Mallery spent the week end with his family in Oakland, Oregon. Women’s Club Cooked Food Sale, Alma’s Dress Shop, Saturday, October 22 Dr. William A. Brown, founder of the Friendly Mission, returned home last Monday after a two weeks trip east. —o— Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hayden left on a business trip to Los Angeles and Indio last Friday. —o— John Valen of Holland attended the Grants Pass Chamber of Com merce luncheon last Monday at Grants Pass. Mrs. Ruth George, nee Ruth Roth is visiting in the valley a few days before going to Los An geles to make her home. Harriett Slayton of Corvallis spent Monday and Tuesday visit ing her brother Forbes Slayton of the Caves City Drug Store. —o— Eugene Brown and Mrs. Sti- walt were in Grants Pass Monday and attended the Chamber of Com merer luncheon. Freddie and Elinor Galeno spent last week with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Galeno of O'Brien. The children are attending school at Medford. — o--- Mr. Parks of Grants-Pass was a guest Saturday and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balzke at the Waldo Auto camp, in O’Brien. Roy Dundas was in Grants Pass Monday and attended the meeting of the Grants Pass Chamber of Commerce to help swell the val ley attendance. —o— Mrs. C. M. (’ounce arrived from Springfield, last Friday to spend a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayes. Mrs. Counce is the mother of Mrs. Hayes. —0— H. 11. Wardrip, County super intendent of schools, was in the valley Tuesday examining the schools anil found many improve ments in the schools. Howard F. Griffin, publisher of the Crescent City American, and son, stopped in Cave Junction for a short time last week. They were on their way to Idaho where they will visit for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. (). L. Stutsman of Los Angeles, are visiting at the W. J. McMitchell home. Having sold their apartment house in the southern city they are touring the coast and Portland is their present destination. —o— Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rout return ed from Portland, where they had been for several days While there Fred bought several of tin- finest pictures on the market, “The Hur ricane,” "Algiers," "Drums'' ami several other big pictures. —o--- The Ladies Missionary Society of Caves Junction, Non Denomin ational church will meet all day Thursday, Oct. 27, at the home of Mrs. II. C. Vernon on the Caves highway. The ladies of th«' com munity are cordially invited to attend. Pot luck luncheon at noon. o Oregon (axemen Elect W. J. Moyer Chief XV J Moyer, the sawed-off tribesman who led the Oregon Cavemen to this years Portland Rose Festival and who acts as guide in the new order of the din osaur, was elected Chief Bighorn for the coming y.*ar at Thursday night’s session. By the narrow margin of one vote short of unanimity, the tribal ballots awarded him the spreading horns and headgear of Chief Big horn Stanton Rowell, retiring at installation ceremonies October 27 Elected with Moyer are W W Lightner, Rising Buck; W a rren Butler, Clubfist; E. C 1 gren. Wingfeather; R C. Noyes. keeper of the wampum, Mark Smith. Loren Tuttle. Dale (linn. and Mike Byrd, Eagle Eyes I.. A. Ringuette will continue his time honored past as Flame- watcher One of the most important treks which the new chief will lead is to the 1939 Golden Gate Exposition at San Francisco, where an “Oregon Caveman Day" will Ise set »side The Cavemen ijuit Iv'*' •* A“**' 1" o Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday • Coffee 75c Golden West, 3-lb. glass jar 45c 35c SOAP POWDER, Nu Bora giant size ........................................... SALT, lx?slie, 2-lb. box 2 lor Sugar Pure Cane. 10-lb. doth bag ....................................... NOODLES, Porter’s Chinese 2 pkgs. CRACKERS. Sunshine Slightly salted, 2-lb. box ................................ Shortening Pearl, l-lb. pkg. CORNED BEEF. Fargo, 2 cans .............................. HONE\, Stewart’s 5-lb. can Pumpkin Rox al Club. No. 2* i can COCOA. Much More 2-lb. tan LAUNDRY SOAP, 1. G. A. 10 bars ..................... Syrup Karo. Yellow, Blue Label, gallon can CANDIED ( BERRIES or Pineapple. II). CITRON. Lemon or Orange peel. II). Pineapple Dole, Gems No. 2' i’g TOM \TO H U E. Del Rogue 15-0/. can. I for 1 Fruits and Vegetables COCOANUTS, fresh, 3 for 52c 27c 27c CAULIFLOWER, each Oranges, lots of juice, medium size. 3 doz. GRAPEFRUIT, Texas, large. 1 for POTATOES, Klamath, U.S No. 2’s, 50-Ib. sack ONIONS, Spanish Sweet, drv, 10-lb. 43c 37c 13c lOc 15c Wc 25c lOe 25c 25c 33c Wc Salmon Macaroni 50c 25c 25c 1 o 1 !9c or Spaghetti. Porter’s Kleen Pack. 2-lb. pkg. GRAPEFRUIT, Dromedars No. 2 cans, 2 for Kidney Beans 27c 25« PINEAPPLE JUK E, Dole, 12-oz. can, 3 for Matches Blue Star, carton 25c 18c ORANGE H ICE. Royal Club, 12-oz. can. 3 for 19« 1 lOc RAISINS, Thompson Seedless, l-lb. pkg. Van ('amp’s. No. 2 cans. 3 for 69c / PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY •> \ FREE XSHVERPLATED TEASPOON |I with Albm PEARLS of WHEAT 23c Jcoinne took str with alius coupons ! Lettermen's Dance, Kerby High School Gym Saturday, Oct. 22 Schumacher's Cash Grocery Case Junction. Oregon ►
