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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 10, 1938
PLAN NOW TO ATTEND
Mrs. Nicn Curnow and baby are
visiting relatives at Glendale for
a short time.
Herman Leuthye of Hulland
spent several days in Grants Pass
last Week.
SEE THE COOKING SCHOOL — WE CAN SUPPLY
ALL THE GROCERIES
Les Henry, Sr., of Kerby, left |
for Lakeview where he will spend
several weeks.
Mrs. Florence Hallock will at­
tend the National Grange conven
tion in Portland next week.
F
Flour
The Pinochle club will meet
Friday night, November 18, at
the Masonic club room in Kerby.
PANCAKE, CROWN’S BEST, 9 8-10 lb sk.
Mr. and Mrs. MacMitchell have
sold their place on the west Il-
linois and moved to Los Angeles.
Mrs E. D. Haines of Takilma,
attended Rebekah lodge at Med­
ford Munday evening, November
7th.
A poison station for wild ani-
mais has been established above
Mr. Beard’s ranch on Chapman
creek.
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Mrs. A. N. Collman and baby
son, Jon Arnold, were brought
home last Sunday from the Grants
Pass hospital.
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POP CORN, MOR ZIP—
10 Ounce can, 3 for .................................
35c
SPINAC H, ROYAL CLUB—
No. 2*4 Cans, 2 for ...................................
39c
Dates
James Logan of Happy Camp
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. P. Johnson at Takilma
November Sth.
45c
NEW CROP, BULK, 3 Pounds for
Last Monday, Richard Messen-
ger of Ashland, visited at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. .
Harry Messenger of Takilma.
JELLO, 6 Delicious Flavors—
Per Package ................. .............................
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Baumber-
ger of the Cave City Park, were
transacting business in Grants
Pass the first of the week.
CEREAL» I. G. A. CREAM-
28 Ounce Package for ..............
25e
5c
17c
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. and Archie
Strong were called to Grants Pass
last Sunday due to the serious ill­
ness of their mother, Mrs. C. H.
White.
Macaroni
Mr. and Mr». E. H. Messenger
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Owen are leaving Friday
morning for Corvallis to attend
the Oregon State-Stanford foot
ball game.
OR SPAGHETTI, Bulk, 10 pounds
39c
SOAP
39c
O. K., Giant Bar, 10 for
MEAL
SALMON, MOUNTIE, Alaska Pink-
No. l’s, tall, 3 Cans for......................
29c
CORN, ALBER’S YELLOW, 9 lb. sack
Beans
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Varner, who
have been living on the Ray Lee
property the past summer, left
for southern California where
they will spend the winter.
RED OR WHITE, 10 pounds
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Shcrier left
for Long Beach, California, where
they will visit for a few weeks.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
J. O’Reilly of Klamath Falls
SOAP POWDER, Peets Granulated
Large Package for .................................
Mr. and Mis. Phelps of Klam
ath Falls spent Sunday in Cres
cent City. They were accompanied
by L. O. Sherier and Ann Sherier,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. C. j
Sherier.
SALT, LESLIES—
2 Pound Package, 2 for
•
......................
Corn
Miss Muriel Keith of Seattle, is
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Owen of Takelma. Miss
Keith's mother will be remem­
bered as Ida Messenger, sister of
Harry Messenger of Takilma.
MECO, Yellow Bantam, No. 2 cans, 3 for
M. D. Elliott and his father re­
turned to Takilma for the winter
after spending the summer at
their mine, the Frog Pond on the
Althouse. They will resume min­
ing operations in the spring.
Milk
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hunch re­
turned from Alturas. California,
where they had been visiting re­
cently. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Mattie Seyferth
and Mrs. Lilly White, after hav-
ing visited Fred Seyferth and
family for the past several weeks.
Four residents of Cave June
tion took the examination for
fourth class postmaster last Sat­
urday at Grants Pass. There is
a vacancy in the Cave Junction
office and the examination was to
have an eligible list so it might bi­
filled. Those taking the exam
ination were, Edda Burk. ■ 1
Arnold, Lloyd Hayes and L. E.
(Ted) Athey.
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COOKING
SCHOOL
NEXT MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
2 p. m. each afternoon, Cave City Theater
HEINZ BABY FOOD
3 Cans for ...................
Mrs. James Curnow has return 1
ed from the Josephine General I
hospital, where she underwent a
major operation. Last reports
she was gaining rapidly.
I
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hi Pomeroy,
who arrived recently from Califor­
nia, left for Portland the first of |
the week and are expected to re |
turn the latter part of the week, j
IN MY
N ESTLES. per can
Buy by the case at
CATSUP, Favorite Brand
11 Ounce Bottle for
39
35c
15c
25
6
SOAP
POWDER. WHITE KING, large pkg.
and one California Pottery ('up and Saucer for
63«
ruits and
Vegetables
PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ONLY
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POTATOES, KLAMATH
U. S. No. 2’s, 50 pound sack
35c
YAMS—
4 Pounds for
19c
ONIONS, SPANISH. Sweet—
10 Pounds for
15c
GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona—
Large Size. 1 for
19c
CABBAGE, Ix)cal—
Per pound
3c
t
Schumacher’s Cash
Cave .function. Oregon
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