Page Four
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, March 2, 1939
Locals
Mr. Van Corder of Holland will
soon be packing up to the George
Maiden mine.
Misses Nelle Hayden and Lois
Caine made a trip to Grants Pass
the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ayer of
Bridgeview went to Medford on
business last Tuesday.
Clyde E. Hayes of Bridgeview
has built a new roof on his home,
and will be making other improve­
ments soon.
Mrs. Samuel Smith spent the
week end with her husband of the
Cave City drug store. She re-
turned to Portland Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hayden of
the Cave Junction camp, were
taking care of business matters in
Grants Pass the first of the week.
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L. E. Athey made a trip to
Crescent City the first of the
week. He was accompanied by
Mr and Mrs. J M Hout of Camp
Hoquiam.
Mrs. Mary Jacques of Holland
is making improvements on her
home. New fences are being built
and re-roofing of some of the out-
buildings.
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Two sons of Mr. and Mrs.
George James of Bridgeview have
been ill for several days with colds
but are now improving and will
be able to attend school soon.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Holland of
Bridgeview is making some im­
provements on the place. A new
fence is being built and a general
clearing up.
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Marvin Cross and family of
Caldwell, Idaho, have moved on
the Harding place near Bridge­
view. Mr. Cross traded his place
in Idaho for this property.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smock re­
turned to their home in Holland
last Saturday evening from Cres­
cent City, where they spent the
last five weeks at Pebble beach.
Bud and Burton Brown from
Owyhee were visiting at the Rob
erts ranch near Takilma recently.
Mr and Mrs. Sullivan from Cen­
tral Point and Mr. and Mrs.
Brown from Grants Pass also vis­
ited t the ranch last week.
O. K. Beals, county agricultural
agent, called at the Takilma
school Thursday afternoon to or
ganize a boys 4 H club. Two
clubs are now in force at the Ta­
kilma school, a 4 II girls sewing
class and boys and girls forestry
class.
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ites Byrnes is making some im­
provements at his garage on the
Caves highway. A new grease
rack, a new oil room and two cab
ins for tourists are among some
of the recent additions. Dick
Sowell and Bill Pierce are help-
ing with the building.
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Mrs. H. C. Hill and Mrs James
Seyferth entertained members of
their bridge club last Tuesday
afternoon with a dessert lunch
eon. High scores were made by
Mrs H. O. Smith and Mrs. John
Smith.
Mrs. Raphael Leonard
was given a traveling award for
honor.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Holland of
Bridgeview has had as guest for
a short time her sister Mrs. Molly
Hyatt of Santa Rosa. Mrs. Hyatt
left for her home in the south last
week and was accompanied by Mr
and Mrs. Jas. Lewis. Mr. Lewis
will receive medical treatment
while away.
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CRYSTAL WHITE
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H P. Preble of Holland left
Monday for Portland and from
there will take a plane for Los
Angeles where he has business in­
terests. Mr Preble expects to be
gone about 10 days.
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Lawrence Mussil made a trip
to Grants Pass the first of the
week. He has been the electrical
mechanic at the Cave City theater
while Fred Rout was attending
the 40 et 8 convention in Seattle.
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Mrs. Fred Bloomingcamp of
Hornbrook, California, was visit­
ing her daughter Gertrude Bloom­
ingcamp of the Cave City Beauty
Shop and Miss Edda Burke over
the week end. She returned to
her home Sunday.
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Goods
Quarts
PUREX BLEACHER
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WAX PAPER, Diamond
125 Foot Rolls
PEARL
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Can
Cans
Cans
No. 2’s 1 1 43c 83c $1.60
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PEAS Meco
No. 2’s 33c 63c $1.15
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37c 1 67c $1.25
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43c 80c $1.45
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CORN Royal Club G.B. whl. Kernel No. 2
No. 2
33c 57c $1.09
BEANS Royal Club Cut Stringless No. 2
1
43c 80c $1.55
BEANS Blue Dell Cut Stringless
No. 2
35c 65c $1.15
TOMATOES Standby
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No. 2'/2 29c 55c $1.05
SPINACH Royal Club
No. 2'/2 43c 80c $1.55
BEETS Royal Club, Sliced
No. 2
38c 70c $1.33
SALMON Purity Pink, Tall
No. 1
38c 73c $1.39
OYSTERS Meco, Cove
5 oz.
38c 73c $1.39
CORN Meco Cream Style
KITCHEN QUEEN
49 lb sack
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PAN CAKE FLOUR, Crown
9 8-10ths lb sack
COFFEE, Sanka
Pound
Crown Milled Feeds, Hay and Stock Salt
4.
Cans
PEAS Royal Club, Dainty Dimple
C ORN Royal Club G. B. Cr. Style No. 2
4 lb. pkg
12
Size
Prices good Saturday and Saturday Only
RHUBARB, Hut House
Per pound
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SHRIMP Crown Brand
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AVOCADOS, Large
3 for
ORANGES, Sweet Juicy
Medium size, 2 dozen for
PEACHES Royal Club, Halves
No. 2'/2
55c 1.05 $2.00
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PEARS Meco
No. 2'4
GRAPEFRUIT Royal Club
No. 2
57c 1.10 $2.15
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38c 73c $1.40
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ORANGE JUICE Royal Club
12 oz.
PINEAPPLE JUICE Royal Club
12 oz.
.95
27c 50c
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POTATOES. Klamath
U. S. No. 2’s, 50 pound sack
.85
25c 45c
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GRAPE FRUIT JUICE Tex. Sun
No. 2
27c 50c
.95
APPLE JUICE. Bottle
12 oz.
20c 37c
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Schumacher’s Cash Grocery
( ave Junction, Oregon