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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1939)
Page Four Illinois Valley News, Thursday, January 19, 1939 Locals 0 a 0 a 0 V a 0 a and Fresh Vegetables 0 I a of Staple and Fancy Groceries—The Depend- 0 that insures complete satisfaction—-Pay cash and save a 0 Prices Good Friday, Saturday and Monday a 0 Ti a 0 a SUGAR LARD 59c 51« 0 a 0 a Crackers 19« 0 a 0 a 0 Martha Trefethan of Holland spent Tuesday in Grants Pass. fl E. D. Haines of Takilma was a visitor in Cave Junction Wednes fl day. Louis Bidache and Mr. Cooper made a business trip to Gold fl Beach last Sunday. George and C. I. Yarbough made a business trip to the coun- ty seat this week. fl J. W. Eggers and son of Takil ma are trucking wood to Crescent City. * » fl Steve Bullock of O’Brien has been ill for two weeks with rheu matism, but is reported improv ing. fl John Apple sold his mining claim on the Althouse creek, and is now residing at the Del Rogue hotel in Grants Pass. fl A Mrs. Ida Graves made a trip Sunday from Crescent City to vis it her sister, Mrs. Charles John fl son of Takilma. Mrs. Mary E. White of Takilma went to Grants Pass Sunday to attend the Auxiliary meeting of fl the American Legion. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Owen of Bandon, Oregon, are visiting Mrs. Owen’s parents, J. W. Eg fl gers of Takilma. —o-- Mrs Ralph Baumberger of the Cave City Park was shopping in the county seat the first of the week. —o— Fred Merrill of Takilma and Grants Pass is in the Josephine General hospital recovering from a major operation. C. E. Lawson, Bud Rogers, El mo Wykoff and Eddie Mangini of O’Brien made a trip to Mr. Law- I son’s copper mine Tuesday. Mrs. Bud Hoskins accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hadden and Al Watts were transacting bus iness in Grants Pass last Monday. Mrs. Edmund A. Meola was dis charged from the Josephine Gen eral hospital last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Meola make their home at the Cave City Park. —o— Tyrell Carner of Garner’s Au- tomotive Service, dealers of Dodge and Plymouth automobiles was transacting business in the valley Wednesday. —o--- G. W. Thrasher left Holland Tuesday for Tulelake, California to visit his family for a few days Bill W. Toms accompanied him as far as Grants Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Floyd re turned home Monday evening from their cottage at Pebble Beach near Crescent City, after a weeks stay. Mrs. Howard Bearss and Mrs. C. L. Schumacher were hostesses for the Illinois V’alley bridge club, which met today at the home of Mrs. Schumacher at Kerby. --- o— The P. T A. of O’Brien gave a card party at the school, Satur day, January 14. Six tabu's were Used for the playing. Refresh ments were served and a collec tion taken which will be used for the benefit of the school. Mrs. C. E. Adair and her son Otto of Grants Pas- were visitors for a short time at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Lockwood They visited other friends in the valley before returning to their home, L. F. Gardner was the driver who accompanied them. Bob Shipley of Kelso, Wash ington, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Hicks. Bob is a son of Mrs. Ellen Shipley who visited the valley with her daughter Juanita last fall, Mrs. Shipley is a sister of G. A. and Murphy Hicks of the Illinois Valley Gar age. SWIFT’S SILVER LEAF, 4 lb. Pail SODA, CASCADE, 2 Pound Box BROTH, HALEY’S, Beef or Chicken— 3 (’ans for William P. Greiner of the Gold Canyon Pony ranch, was in Grants Pass on business the first of the week. Max Howland has returned to the Illinois Valley and has leased a part of the Esterly mine and is now on the job working the mine. PURE ( ANE, 10 Pounds for CORNED BEEF, Fargo— 2 (’ans for ............................. 9 fl fl fl ri fl a fl a fl a fl I fl a fl a fl fl a fl a fl fl a fl a a 21c a » 35c 15c 19c » 0 a 19c Fruits and 0 Vegetables 25c a 0. a 0 a $1.40 0 a $1.00 0 Sl.OO 0 a a 0 a Basketball Fri., Jan. 27 Kerby vs« Sam’s Valley 0 a 0 a Schumacher’s Casl1 Grocery 0 a OATS, Albers- Regular or Quick Cooking, 9 pound sack v5»>c* SHRIMP, Crown Brand— 2 Cans for SALMON, Alaska Pink— No. 1 Tall ( ans, 2 ('ans for OYSTERS. Meco— 5 Ounce Can, 2 Cans for TOILET TISSUE, Gingham— 10 Rolls for ............. C ATSUP, Our Favorite— 11 Ounce Bottle, 3 for.... I.G. A. LAUNDRY SOAP— 10 Bars for BEANS, Red Mexican or Small White 4 Pounds for ............................................... Ill Pounds for ............................................... 43c A RICE, Blue Rose— Large Grain, 4 Pounds for « MACARONI, Bulk 6 Pounds for ?*•' 7*: PRICES GOOD FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY BRUSSEL SPROUT 3 Pounds for TENDER. ( RISI* LETTUCE— 2 Heads for 4 c ARTICHOKES 3 for GRAPEFRUIT— Large Arizona, 10 for » ORANGES— Large. Juicy, 2 Dozen for WHEAT, Catch Weight Sacks— Per 100 Pounds .... ....................... BARLEY. Rolled— Per Sack .................. (ROWN MILL RUN— SO Pound Sack ALFALFA HAY. We carry a complete line of ( ROWN MILLED FEEDS Cave Junction. Oregon f
