Page Four
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, December 1, 1938
Locals
Robert Be’zkc was tren.s' ‘Uing
bi sinew in Grants Pass the firs
of this :veek.
Make SCHUMACHER'S
pa t of
Your Holiday Shopping Center
week.
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Mr. MuaMgbrog returned to his
home at O'Brien last week after
being away for several days.
Ralph Huber was in grants Pass i
transacting business the first of [
the week.
—o—
Ethel Pickett spent a couple
of days in Cave Junction this
v/eek.
Joe Franks of Takilma spent |
Tuesday, November 29 in Grants
Pans transacting business.
—o—
Mr. and Mrs. Meade Cardinal
of O’Brien spent Thanksgiving in
Ashland visiting relatives.
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M. E. Hughes of the Waldo
Copper company is busy installing
a mill on his property.
—o—
C. L. Schumacher returned
home this week from Idaho where |
he has been for the past six weeks.
O. E. Jones, former owner of
the Cave City theater, was a vis
itor in Cave Junction last Friday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lock wood
were transacting business in the
county seat the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lawson of
O’Brien entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Mangini at cards last Monday
evening.
Pete Brooks spent Thanksgiv
ing in Cave Junction. He has a
mine on Page mountain above Ta
kilma.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson
of Takilma are moving to Balzke's
Auto camp at O'Brien, where they
will live for the winter.
Patricia Jackson, who has been
ill for the past month, has moved
out on Sucker creek where she
will rest for a few months.
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The Illinois Valley Grden club
met Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Eva Hill in Cave Junction.
E. D. Haines returned to Weott,
California, after spending the
Thanksgiving holiday with his
wife, Mrs. Susan Haines of Ta
kilma.
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Harry Floyd and Commissioner
George Martin went to Grants
Pass Monday, November 28, to
attend to the final settlement of
the budget board.
—o—
Albert Brammer broke his left
foot recently while working in the
woods, lie jumped on a log with
wet bark and slipped causing the
fracture.
—o—
Charles Elliott went to Rose
burg with his daughter. Mrs. Hen
ning. He will spend the winter
there. His son Merle, remained
at Takilma.
—o—
Mr. and Mrs. John Semple of
O'Brien spent Thanksgiving week
in Portland visiting relatives.
They returned home Sunday even
ing.
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FOR EVERYTHING IN FINE GROCERIES
I
Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday
Oats
33'
ALBERS
Reg. or Quick Cooking, 9 lb. sk.
Bulk Goods
LAY IN A SUPPLY AT THESE PRICES
21c
PEANUTS, Fresh Roasted—
2 pounds for .............................
33c
«*-
(¡INGER ALE, White Rock
Large bottle, 2 bottles for
Syrup
33'
BLUE KARO, '/2 gallon
OXYDOL WASHING POWDER—
Large package, each ........................
29c
OYSTERS. MECO—
Small Cove, 2 cans for
23c
Peels
25'
LEMON, CITRON, ORANGE, lb.
MACARONI or SPAGHETTI—
5 pounds for 23c
10 pounds for
39c
RICE, FANCY BLUE ROSE—
4 pounds for ...................................
23c
49c
BEANS, RED MEXICAN—
10 pounds for ...........................
Small White BEANS, 4 pounds for 19c
DATE PRUNES—
5 pounds for .........
19c
RAISINS, Thompson Seedless—
4 pound package for .....................
JUICE
Z9c
PINEAPPLE, Doles, 46 oz. can
SUNSHINE GRAHAM CRACKERS—
2 pound box for ...........................................
♦>
19c
CASCADE SODA-CRACKERS
Slightly Salted. 2 pound box for
Catsup
26c
favorite
11 Ounce Bottles, 3 for....... ......
25 c
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SEE- OUR DISPLAY OF CHRISTMAS CANDIES
Special Prices to Schools and Organizations
TOBACCO, V ELVET or GRANGER—
I pound can for unit
..................
TORCHLIGHT CHEWING TOBACCO—
per package for
..................................
WHEAT
39«
( racked, CROWN, 9 8-10 lb. sk.
FLOUR
KITCHEN QUEEN, 49 lb. sk.
$1.33
ALMONDS
23c
NEW CROP, per pound
I
BASKETBALL
73c
Friday, December 2nd — Crescent City vs. Kerby
•*c
Fruits and
Vegetables
PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
ONLY
the government trap
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balzke of
the Waldo Auto camp at O'Brien,
had ns guests for the past few
days, Mr. and Mrs. Parks of Med
ford.
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Clarence Strong has returned
to Takilma from Chetco where he
was employed by the Forest Ser
vice. He will go to work at the
Galeno placer mine.
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Richard Messenger of Ashland
and Ralph Messenger of Corvallis
spent Thanksgiving and the week
end at the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Messenger at
Takilma.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and
daughter Betty Irene, left for
their home in Los Angeles last
Friday. They came north to »pend
Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs.
Pale W. Smith of the Sugar Pine
cafe. The two Mr. Smiths are
brother*.
ORANGES—
288*s 2 Dozen for
CELERY HEARTS—
Per Bunch
LEMONS—
360’s, ner Dozen
DANISH SQUASH—
2 for
POTATOES—
U. S. No. 1, Klamath. 1(H) pounds
1
19c
Se
19c
5c
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