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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1938)
Paire Six Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 3, 1938 Locals Ortis Seat was in Grants Pass the first of the week. Shop Here If You Want the Best for Less in Mr. an«l Mrs. F. E. Barrett were transacting business in the county seat last Monday. —O' Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sawyer made a trip to Grants Pass this week on business. F. W. Cooper of Selma was transacting business in Grants Pass the first of the week. —o— E. P. Preble of Holland was in Cave Junction transacting busi ness the first of the week. — o— George Thrasher came over from Tulelake last week, He re- turned at once and will makt* an- other trip shortly. — o— has John Valen of Holland been exceedingly busy with his campaigning lately, He has been in every corner of th«* county. —o— Eugene R. Brown has been over the county in the interest of his candidacy for county com missioner. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hayden re turned home recently from I.os Angeles where they spent two weeks visiting. —o— Mrs. Chris Wendt returned last week from an extended visit in l.os Angeles where sh«* has been visiting relatives and friends. —o— Arthur Brown, State Grange Deputy, was in the valley Tuesday looking after Grange interests, and visiting the Harry Mills fam- ily near Bridgeview. —o— Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McKinney and Alec Martin were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hout of th«* Hoquiam camp th«* first of the week. —o--- Mr. and Mrs. Clay Ramsey of Kerby left for Powers, Oregon last Sunday where Mr. Ramsey will be employed during the win ter. —o--- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harker of Prineville, Oregon, are visitors in th«* valley for a short time. Mr. Harker is th«* son of Mrs. Paul Newlands. — o— Ralph Messenger spent week end with his parents, and Mrs. Harry Messenger of Ta kilma. Ralph is attending Or«* gon State college at Corvallis. —o— Mrs. W. S. Doty underwent a major operation last Sunday at the Josephine General hospital. Last reports were that she was getting along nicely. —o— Mrs. Harry Bosch had the mis fortune to break her left leg last week and was taken to the Grants Pass hospital by Or. A. N. Coll man for treatment. — o-- Mr. and Mis. W. A. I'lesham of Bridgeview, who recently lost their horn«* by fire, went to Gold Hill .<> \ iait th« ii >n and I inly. Mr. and Mi ■s Jesse Tresham. —o— S'im Bunch ami crew left early Wednesday murmur. with a snow plow to cleat the road at the Ore gon Cave where abolit four inches of snow had fallen during th«* night. o Guy Fettley was taken to the Josephine General hospital in Grants Pass by Dr. A X Collman for medical treatment. Mr. Fet tley will lose the sight of Ins light eye due to a serious hit received recently. --- o--- If. C. Johnson and his son t ar rol, left Sunday morning for their home in Portland after visitinr at the horn«* of Dr. and Mis \ X. Collman for a short tiim* Mi Johnson is the father of Mrs Coll man. l.eo Martin of Waldport, spent a few days last week with Mis Martin at Bridgeview, aftei then Chester, their son, recent fire. who is attending Oregon State college, also visited with his par ent* —O— Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harker returned to their home in Prine ville this week after visiting in the valley for the past week. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Tresham of Bridgeview. Mrs. Harker is a «laughter of Mr. and Mrs Tresham. a We Feel That to Warrant Your Patronage It Is Our Duty to Offer You Better Groceries for Less Money Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday Flour $1.39 4 15 SACKS TOR 17c WAX PAPER, DIAMOND— 125 foot roll, each CHOCOLATE. GUITTARD’S, Eating— I pound bar, 2 bars for ................... ♦ I _ I ■ • ■ Matches r 18c (¡KEEN DIAMOND, carton SHRIMPS, Crown Brand— 2 (’ans for ............................ 39c 19c B & M BAKED BEANS— Oven baked, 28 ounce glass pot BACON 29c Raisins SWIFT’S ORIOLE, per pound •>Oc CURRANTS, Preferred Stock— 15 ounce package 23c Thompson Seedless, 4 lb. pkg. OYSTERS, MECO— 2 cans for PEACHES, DRIED— 2 pounds for OATS 38c Regular or Quick Cooking, 9 lb. sack FIGS, BLACK. Bulk 1 pounds for .... *....... Cigarettes *. IE CAMELS, CHESTERFIELDS, LUCKY STRIKES, per Carton ............... .......... CRACKERS, SUNSHINE— Slightlv Salted, 2 pound box OQ a 27c Shortening njc PEARL, 1 pound package CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS— Per pound HALEY’S BEEF OR ( Hit KEN BROTH— ! Cana tor 23c 25c Soap Chips 35c CRYSTAL WHITE, 5 pound box W PEAS, ROYAL CLUB, Dainty Dimple- No. 2 cans, 2 cans for ♦ Fruits and Vegetables PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY We maintain a complete assortment of vegeta bles and fruits in season for your convenience, and you can rest assured that they are nice and fresh at all times. »»<* Lettuce Crisp, large, each WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OE Crown Milled Feeds n ■ ■ 35c Klamath. U. S. Kota toe SN o . 2’ s , 50 lbs. Avocados Large. 2 for TRADE AT HOME AND SAVE Grapefruit California, Schumacher's t ’ I doz. , • . . Cave Junction, Oregon
