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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April 13,- 1939
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Home of Advertised Merchandise
Specials of the week-end, Friday and Saturday
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SOAP
SALMON, Purity Pink
Per can .........................
Fresh
O. K., Large size
10 bars for.........
Fruits
13c
WHITE KING SOAP POWDER
Large package for ......................
33c
CRYSTAL WHITE
Large package for
36c
and
Vegetables
84c
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MORNING MILK
3 cans for .... .....
19c
ORANGES—
2 dozen for
23c
SCOT TOWELS
For the Kitchen, .............................................
19c
LETTUCE—
2 heads for
23c
BEANS, Red or White
10 pounds for
43c
CELERY—
Utah, per bunch
lOc
GOOD BROOMS
At this price keep an extra one handv
33c
OATS
9 pounds for ...................................................
40c
YELLOW MEAL
9 pounds for ..................................................
26c
WHITE MEAL
9 pounds for ...
30c
ASPARAGUS—
2 pounds for
15c
TOMATO JUICE
15 ounce cans, 4 cans for
61.24
TEA GARDEN DRIP SYRUP
No. 10 size, each
5c
PEAS, CORN or TOMATOES
Regular 15c variety, 6 cans for
25c
PEARLS OF WHEAT
Cup or Saucer Free with each package
BANANAS—
per pound
LUX TOILET
3 bnrs for
( LAY MASSIE
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
Cave Junction, Oregon
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Mrs Ida Graves of Crescent
City, and Mr. and Mrs. William
Trefethen of Holland were guests
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ingles of Med- of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson
ford spent last week end at their Easter Sunday.
mine on Bolan creek.
Miss Grace Jarvis of the Siski
Roy McFarland, who has been you camp left last week for her
working al the Oro Grande mine home at White Salmon, Washing
near Crescent City, spent this ton, to visit her mother for three
week with his family at Takilma. weeks
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jimmy Miller have
Mrs. Mary Valen and her son
John, were in Grants Pass Sun made many improvements to their
day to attend the wedding of Mrs. home. New furniture and inter
ior rearrangements have added to
Valens granddaughter.
their convenience and made the
Charles Austin of the Southern home very attractive.
Mrs. Cora Bullock of Oswego,
Oregon. is visiting Mrs E. L.
Coovert for about 10 days, Mrs.
Bullock/ thinks this ' valley is a
splendid place to live.
SATURDAY
APRIL 15
Prizes
Bennett’s
Orchestra
Admission 75 Cents
American Legion Hall
«nd think of th« l«bor it m ><*
you. Nothing like th« Econ*
omy of en Electric R«ng«.
• Surebuild •
The combined growing mash for
the first 12 weeks, then change to
• Surelay •
The Pullet Grower and Laying
Mash, and feed it to maturity with
BOTH MASH and GRAINS IN
OPEN HOPPERS
Just two mashes instead of three,
It’s Simple, Economical. Depend
able. Proved and Profitable
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Always in Trouble
With Jane Withers and
“Born To The West
Wednesday and Thursday,
April 19 20—
“Flirting With Fate
With Joe E. Brown and
Leo Carrillo
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START YOUR ( HICKS ON
Electric«! Cook
ing m«4ni to your utcniili,
ILLINOIS VALLEY NEWS
Cave Junction, Oregon
This Is The Simple SPERRY Plan
April 15-16—
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Now’ is the time to get your Business Cards,
Folders, Letterheads, Envelopes—In fact any
thing in the printing line that you need, The
News is in a position to give you the best of it
all around. A postal card will bring a represen
tative pronto.
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Sataurday and Sunday,
Th*«’«
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O. W. GREEN
Dance
CAVE CITY
THEATRE
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Mr. and Mr- Stephen Ballew of
Portland are visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mil W I M. I a .
on the Holland road for a short
time.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bowman of Los
Angeles is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Harold Hill of Cave Junc
tion. She will remain for a month
or more.
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I their daughter, Mrs. Thresa Loom
is of Corvallis, accompanied them
home. Mrs. Loomis left for her
home Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garlock and
daughter Dorethy of Mist, Ore
gon, visited over the week end at
the Antileer Valley farm at
O'Brien with their relatives, the
Stiwalts and Browns. They were
Mrs. Helen (Juffs and son Billy
on their return trip home from
of Portland spent Saturday night
San Diego.
and Sunday visiting friend* in the
valley. Mrs. Quffs formerly re ♦
sided at Kerby and has many
American Legion
friends here.
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The PCtlGUin
Potfl and Pans
Keep No Shiny
and Clean!
a
trict at O’Brien school, was the
usual success on Friday preced
ing1 Easter.
Mrs. Williams and
her school gave their spring ex
hibit. Instead of a program the
children gave a demonstration of
their years work. Among the
guests was H. H. Wardrip, county
superintendent.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ticknor of
Oregon mine on the Althouse was
Last week Marjorie and Joyce the CCC camp made a trip to Cor
called to Sail Francisco the latter
Breech, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. vallia for Easter. On their return |
part of last week on busines«.
E. Alvin Breech of Siskiyou camp
Mrs. Ethel Pickett arrived in accompanied by Irene Huffman
Cave Junction from Klamath came home front Crescent City
Falls last Tuesday to spend a few to spend the Easter vacation.
days looking after business in While here the family and Irene
Huffman, accompanied by Mr. and
terests
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Mrs. Bob Bottel «motored to Crat
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JUST
THERE
Mrs. E. N. Cooke and Mrs. E. er Lake for skiing. Mr. Breech
SITS
MARKET
Kretsinger gave a pinochle party took his movie camera along and
'ROUND
took
pictures,
and
all
enjoyed
the
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Saturday evening. There were
AND
PENGUIN
six tables, prizes were given and trip.
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refreshment» served.
NOTHIN
An
Easter
picnic,
which
has
be
NO/
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Gene Anillews of Grants Pass come an annual event of the dis-
TO DO BUSINESS,
was visiting at Bridgeview Weil
nesday. Mr. Andrews is an old
ADVERTISE
friend of the J. E. Holland fam
ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyd had as
guests for Easter George I . Mar
tin, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Martin,
Mr and Mrs. E. J. Wilber and son
John and Hugh Morris.
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MACK’S SEED AND FEED STORE
511 South Sixth Street
E. C. GAYMAN. Prop.
Grants Pass
Telephone 758
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