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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 4,1939
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Specials of the week-end, Friday and Saturday
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PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. and SAT., MAY 5 - 6
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. and SAT., MAY 5 - 6
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DILL PICKLES
PUREX
23c 0
33c FRESH FRUIT ANI) One-Half
One-Half gallon for
gallon for
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Vegetables
SALAD DRESSING
9
BRAN FLAKES
32c
NEW
ONIONS
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5c
MIRACLE WHIP, 1 quart for
Per package .....
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3 Bunches for
10c
9
PEACHES
MILK, Swift’s Evaporated
GROCERIES OF QUALITY
27c
Yellow Cling, 2 cans for
GRAPE FRUIT
Royal Club, fancy, 3 cans for
35c
( HOK E BLACK FIGS
5 pounds for
25c
SHORTENING
4 pounds for
43c
SUGAR
10 Pound bag for
53c
MOTHER’S OATS
Large package for
30c
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RADISHES—
3 bunches for
12 cans for
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PINEAPPLES—
Each
30c
STRAWBERRIES—
2 boxes
ASPARAGUS—
2 Pounds for
17c
70c
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SAUER KRAUT
2*4 Size cans, 3 cans for
27c
PUMPKIN
3 Cans for ...............................................
25c
MACARONI
10 Pounds for
40c
lOc
GELATINE DESSERT
3 Packages for
CELERY—
Fancy Utah, each
17c
KLEENEX TISSUE
Large package for
Model Cash Grocery
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FORMERLY SC HUMACHERS
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O. W. GREEN
Cave Junction, Oregon
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Mrs. Phyllis Tucker of Klamath
county and her mother spent the
afternoon of May 1st with their
old friend, Mrs. Ed W’right.
Clyde Hayes spent a week in
April as juror at Medford.
Miss Jean Abernathy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mar
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. LeVan of tin, spent the week end with her
the H. & L. cafe were in Grants parents. Miss Jean is attending
Normal at Ashland
Pass today shopping.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Floyd ac
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Johnson of
Waldo Camp made a business trip companied by Mrs. J. M. Smock
to Grunts Pass Monday.
and Mrs. Eva Sutherland of
Brookville, Pa., made a trip to
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Mr. and Mrs James .Mien have Crater Lake Friday.
moved to the ol<l Owen place above
Takilma for the summer.
Mrs. W. G. Van Zee from Wood­
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land. California, has been visiting
Mrs. A. E. Bottel and daughter her son and daughter-in-law. Mr.
in law Mrs. Bob Bottel of the and Mrs. J. E. Van Zee at the
Quurentine s tat ion spent Wednes Quarentine station.
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day in Crescent City.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Archibald
Floyd Fagnant of the Spanish of Grants Pass spent Sunday with
Castle and Laddy Freitas were in Mrs. Archibald's mother, Mrs.
Grants Puss on business Wednes Elizabeth Holland at Bridgeview
Mrs. Holland returned home with
day.
them for a weeks visit.
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Mrs. Martha Trefethen and her
I.arry Vernor is the proud pos
sister, Mrs. Ida Graves, left Wed
nesday for Alturas, California sessor of a brand new bicycle a
gift from his parents last Monday.
for a short time on business.
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Larry is seven years old and has
Bill Furlong is relieving Mrs. never had a bike before and is as
C E. Lawson, postmistress of proud as a kind with his new ma
O’Brien while she is on her vaca­ chine.
tion.
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Mrs. Elwood Hussey received
Jack llaunce, Bill Tons and word last Tuesday that her father,
Jack Stewart are working on the G. W Henry of Spokane, Wash
duplex for Harry Floyd at Hol ington, had passed away on April
30th. Mr* Hussey was unable to
land.
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make the trip and her many
Next meeting of the Illinois Vai friends extend sympathy for the
ley Chamber of Commerce will be loss of her father.
held at the Log Cabin hotel, Mon
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day. May 15. at Selma 8:30 p. nt.
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Veterans Are Urged
To Remember Poppy Day
members but ask them courteous­
ly to report the bill so it may be
brought out on the floor of the
house for discussion.
The Social committee was ask­
ed to think about a box social or
an old time dance to raise funds
and to report as soon as possible.
The next meeting will be Tuesday,
May 9 at 8 p. m.
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World War veterans of the Illi­
nois Valley were urged to »e mem-
ber and pay tribute to their coni-
rades who died in the war by wear­
ing a poppy on Poppy Day, Sat­
urday, May 27, in an appeal is­
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sued today by Clyde Hayes, com­
mander of the Glenn Morrison Townsend Club Holds
Post of the American Legion.
Regular Meeting
“The poppy is the memorial
flower of the World War dead,’’
Tuesday evening the Cave
said Commander Hayes, “and Junction Townsend club held their
brings back visions of the poppy I regular meeting with about 18 I 1
studded fields of France and Bel­ present.
gium where so many of our com­
All members were urged again
rades gave their lives in the na­ to write letters to the representa- I
tion's service. It is very fitting tives in congress asking them to
that once each year we should put support H. R. 2 and also to write
on a poppy to show that we still the House Ways and Means Com 1 OnWorid-Famous
remember these dead and still are mitee to report it to the house
devoted to the ideals for which that we may get action on the ■
they gave their lives.
bill.
"Every World War veteran, of
Robert H. Doughton is the
course, will join with the other pa chairman of the Ways and Means
riotic citizens in wearing a poppy Committee and any letter address­
on Poppy Day and contributing as ed to him will be for the entire
generously as his means will af­ committee.
ford to the welfare of those who
u« about
It is suggested that a letter in
are still suffering from the war, I your own hand writing will be i this great new
the disabled veterans, their fam­ much more effective than a peti- i
tiro value
ilies and the families of the dead. tion or a bunch of letters worded
Th little red flowers or remem the same way so get your letter
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berance will be offered to us by written and take it to Mrs. Dar
the women of the American Le ger, secretary of the club who
gion Auxiliary, our wives, mothers will see that it is forwarded
sisters, and daughters, who will promptly. The letter should be ad- j
work through the day as unpaid dressed and stamped.
volunteers
It is also suggested that in the
“We veterans should set an ex letter you do not threaten the
ample by being among the first
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to have a poppy on our coat in
THE TIRE MAN
honor of our fallen comrades.’’
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Grants Pass
Electrical
Outlets
LOW PRICES
TIRES
Duckworth
Druggist Makes Business Ladies Attend Regional
Garden Club Meeting
Trip to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. H. H Young of
Grants Pass have moved to Cave
Samuel Smith left Wednesday
Junction and Mr. Young is assist
afternoon on a business trip to
ing at the registration office.
Portland E. E. Young of Cave
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Junction will be in charge of the
Dr. E. E. Brooks and son. Bud, drug store while Mr. Smith i* ab
have moved to Cave Junction and sent
are living in a house belonging to
Mi Young is a registered phar
Elwood Hussey
macist, and at one time owned the
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I Sth street drug store in Portland.
Harry Cole of Grants Pass is Mr Smith had worked at Avis store
moving to Cave Junction perman for five years before Mr. Young
ently to reside Mr. Cole is an elec bought the place. Mr. Smith ex
trician and expects to open for pects to return Friday or Satur­
business in the very near future. day.
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visited the Oakland Spring flow­
er show which is recognized as one
of the finest in the country and
spent one day taking in the fair
on Treasure Island. Returning via
the Redwood highway, Mrs. Smith
had the group of delegates as
guests at her home on Caves high­
way.
Mrs. Harry O Smith returned
last Monday from a trip to San
Francisco where she went to at­
tend the Pacific Regional meeting
of the National Garden clubs.
Mrs. Harry Walther of The
Dalles acted as chauffeur for the
following delegates: Mrs. Harry
O. Smith, Mrs. U. S. Smith of
Tangent, president of the Oregon
State Federation of Garden clubs.
Mrs. Estelle Kendall of Albany.
Mrs.Lulu Moreland of Corvallis.
While in the southern city they
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