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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1938)
Page Six Illinois Valley News, Thursday, December 15, 1938 Mrs. F rbes B. Slayton was shopping i Grants Pass this week. Earl Judkins was transacting business in the Pass last Monday. Roy C. Dundas transacted busi ness in the county seat last Mon day. Mrs. Susan Haines will spend the week end with her mother in Medford. J. E. Simmons was transacting business in Grants Pass the first of the week. Mrs. Bertha Snelaon is visiting relatives and friends in the valley for a short time. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Martin are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hervey. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Owen and Mrs. Freida Messenger spent Sat urday in Grants Pass. The Waldo placer mine started mining operation last week with three shifts running. —o— D. W.Byrne and R. E. Nealy transacted business in Grants Pass the first of the week. o~~ Mr. and Mrs. Keith Owen were Christmas shopping ii Grants Pass this week. Bob Fleming of Holland tended the miners meeting held in Portland recently. Harry Floyd of Holland was a business visitor in Grants Pass last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Oppie had as guests last Sunday Mr. Mrs. C. E. Lawson. — o— E. P. Preble of Holland, return ed from several days business and pleasure trip to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Baum- berger were holiday shoppers in the Pass last Monday. Mrs. Frank Freitas of Bridge view made a shooping Grants Pass this week. Mrs. Effie Smith mother, Mrs. Morris, made a to Grants Pass last Monday. —o— Of Dependable Groceries Shop Early and Avoid the Rush Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday I —o— L. E. Bidache left last week for San Francisco, where he will visit Mr,. Bidache and other relatives and friends. —-o M. B. Cross of Caldwell, Idaho, has purchased the Lem Harding farm on the Takilma road, near Bridgeview. He and wife and children moved on the farm latter part of last week. —-o— Miss Gertrude Bloomingca mp of. the Cave City Beauty shop tpude a business trip to (■runts Pass ’this week. —o Mr. and Mrs. John ger were visitors in Grants Pass last Monday. They were accom panied by Mrs. W. F. Harger. 19c PLAIN MIXED CANDY 2 pounds for ............. ....... CHOCOLATES — Commercial, Assorted Flavors, 2 pounds for BRAZIL NUTS— 2 Pounds for 23c —o-< Mrs. Cha*. P. Johnson o kilma, accompanied her sister, Mrs Martha Trefethen of Holland to Grants Pass Tuesday. • O’ Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Har ry Smith entertained their bridge club with a dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Jol<i Smith at Bridgeview, Thursday afternoon, December 14 th. 3 PEANUTS — Fresh Roasted 2 Pounds for ........................... 15c PEANUT BRITTLE — Per pound ...................... ALMONDS — Per Pound .... 21c WALNUTS — Large, I'ancy Oregon Franquettes— Supply your Christmas Dinner with these Extra Good Walnuts, 2 pounds for SPECIAL QUANTITY PRICES TO SCHOOLS and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS SUGAR — PURE CANE 25 Pound Sack for $1.33 OYSTERS — MECO 2 Cans for ................ < SAUCE, CRANBERRY — Ocean Spray, 17 Ounce can, 2 Cans for 29c COCOANUT — Bulk, per pound FLOUR — SWANSDOWN, CAKE Per Package .............................. 26c CORN — ROYAL CLUB Whole Kernel, No. 2 cans, 2 Cans for |>O|> CORN — MOR ZIP 3 Cans lor PEAS — DAINTY DIMPLE No. 2 can 2 Cans for ......... I CHOCOLATE — SWEET, GUITARD’S 1 Pound Cans, 2 ('ans for........................ ASPARAGUS — ROYAL CLUB No. 1 can. 2 Cans for................... 35c SYRUP — KARO. Red Label for Candy Making, 5 Pound Pail for ......................... SHRIMP — CROWN BRAND 2 ('ans for ................................. 29c OLIVES — ROYAL CLUB Large Fancy, No. 1 tall cans 19c PUDDING — HEINZ PLUM Large ('an for 3 Fruits and Vegetables NEW CROP ORANGES — Small. Sweet, 3 Dozen for CELERY HEARTS — Local grown, per bunch —o— Mr. and Mr,. Parks and daugh ter, Elizabeth were week guests at the Nènie of Mr Mrs. Robert Balve. I Christmas Candies, Nuts Bill Courtney of Los Angeles returned to Cave Junction last week and will remain indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Hussey and son, Elwood Jr., were in Grants Pass the first of the week —o— A. G. Kaufman from Leonard Road, near Grants Pass, has rent ed th«* Win. Trefethen farm at Holland rjid has moved his family there. a I- i i. i. % i i i i I Ì ! III : : i i : à i a POTATOES. U. S. KLAMATH — No. l’s, 100 Pound Sack AVACADOS— 3 for $1.29 25c CRANBERRIES — EXTRA FANCY 2 Quarts for BASKET BALL KERBY vs. GOLI) HILL —FRL, DEC. 16. 7:30. Kerby Gym I Ì I ► —-o— Western Star No. IM, O. E. S. Will hold their regular meeting next Tuesday evening, December 20th. Election of officers will be the course of business. Mnt Maud Hogue Worthy Matron jias invited all members and their husbands to a dinner at 7 p. m. before the reg "■"S ular meeting at* K p. m. Ì I' I
