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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 25, 1939
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Balancing the Budget
Is an easy matter when you pay cash and shop at the
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. and SAT., MAY 26 and 27
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRI. and SAT., MAY 26 and 27
FRESH FRUIT AND
17c Vegetables
NEW POTATOES—
1, 10 pounds
23c No. 19c
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14c BANANAS
Per pound
SPAGHETTI or MACARONI
Bulk, 5 pounds for
PEANUTS, Fresh Roasted
2 pounds for
ICECREAM
Per quart
per pjnt
HAY SALT
Per hag
5 LBS. CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP CHIPS
10 BARS WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP, all for
SUNBRITE CLEANSER
3 Packages for
SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON
Per pound
APPLES—
Newton, 7 pounds
STRAWBERRIES—
Fancy, 2 boxes for
SNOW DRIFT
3 Pounds for
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COFFEE—Special “A”
3 Pounds for ................
CROWN DOG FOOD
3 Pounds for .............
MILK—SWIFT’S
4 Cans for ..........
33c
4Oc
39c
19c
FANCY PINK SALMON
3 Cans for
GRAHAxM FLOUR
No. 10 Bag .............
PANCAKE FLOUR
No. 10 bag ...............
RHUBARB—
5 Pounds for
4Oc
50c
PEARL SHORTENING
4 Pounds for
SUGAR
10 Pounds for
RADISHES, ONIONS
3 bunches for
FANCY BULK COOKIES
1 Pound for
We Carry a Complete Line of
CROWN MILLED FEEDS
Model Cash Grocery
( LAY MASSIE
O. W. GREEN
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
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Mrs. Paul Newlands was tian
»acting business in Grants Pass
last Monday.
Mr». Werner lluber of Kumfy
Kamp made a business trip to
Grant» Pass Inst Monday.
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Roy C Dundas of the Pine
in returned to her home
^pending the past several
Prineville is
and grand
Newlands at
are visiting Mr.
Van Zee ’at the
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Mrs. Howard
Mr. and Mrs W. .1. McMitchell
motored to San Francisco ami the
fair Inst Week.
Mr. McMitchell
continued on to I.os Angeles ami
Mrs. McMitchell returned home.
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J. E. Simmons of the quaran-
tin»* stntion returned home Satur-
day with hi« wife, who had been
helping her sick sister for the past
six weeks at Hayward, ( alif.
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Emil Vahrenwahl of Holland,
purchased day ol<l chicks January
11th. One pullet started laying
May 12th. when just four months
and one day old. This is quite a
record for a heavy breed.
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Mr. and Mrs Emmett Roger*,
who have been visiting with their
aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs. C. E.
Lawson of O'Brien for the past
five months,
returned to their
home in Union, Oregon this week
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Everett Gabbert has returned
to t’ave Junction and will spend
some time nt Camp V Rest.
He
was here last winter, liked the
valley so well that he returned,
after finishing his enlistment on
the U. S. S. Arixona.
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Mra. Bob Bottel and Mrs A. E.
Bottel returned from Santa Paula
Tuesday bringing with them Mrs.
Hattie Bush, grandmother of Bob
Bottel, mid Mrs. Fay Bush, his
aunt, who expect to stay some
Word has been received from
Corvallis that Harry Smith, Jr.,
sophomore student in journalism
i at O. S. C., was honored by being
' named associate editor of the
Beaver, student body annual pub
lication. Harry was already One
S. S. Rogers, chief of standard of the editors of the school daily.
ilation of the department of agri
culture of the state department of
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, ac-
California, and wife are spending companied by Rev and Mrs. C.
the week end with Mr. and Mrs. G. Morris motored to Klamath
Bob Botte! at the quarantine sta Falls' last week where Mr. and
tion.
Mrs. Smith attended the state
convention of Oddfellows and Re.
Mrs. ('.
Babcock, Mrs A. A. bekah’s.
Rev. and Mrs. Morris
Johnson. Mrs. Sam
Bunch and visited Judge and Mrs. Edward
Mrs. Harry O. Smith returned last Ashurst.
Mrs. Ora Smith, moth
Thursday
from
Forest
Grove er of John, accompanied them as
where they attended the annual far as Ashland where she stopped
meeting of th«* State Federation to visit friends.
of Garden clubs.
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The Holland school last day pic
DEPENDABLE
nic was held in the school yard,
Friday, May 19th. A large crowd
GROCERIES
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attended and young and old en
Golden Heart Flour
joyed the day.
After lunch the
boys challenged the fathers to a
baseball game and were surprised
to find the Dads victorious.
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Two florists from Victoria, I
Canada, the I.ohbrunner brothers,
visited the valley the first of the
week and visited Mrs. Harry O.
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Smith’s gardens. They had been : :
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Why lose money with
sour milk and cream? : :
Cool It With Ice
ILLINOIS VALLEY
ICE COMPANY
Phil Sawyer, Proprietor
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SUPPLIES
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General Merchandise
for Everv Family
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49 pound sack
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attracted to the valley through the
publicity received from the wild
flower show.
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Miss Margaret Morris, daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. C. G. Morris,
arrived Wednesday and will visit
with her parents for a few days
before leaving for Seattle where
she will attend summer school at
the University of Washington.
Miss Morris is English teacher at
Dufur, Oregon.
1 REDWOODS HOTEL
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Grants Pass
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SERVICE CO.
NEW ( AVE CITY
Drug Store
DEEP CUT PRICES
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Different
Gold Medal Poiaon Oak Treat
ment, reg. Si.lHI, ipecial
t*9c
Jaffy Corn or Bunion
Plaster», iperial
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Special 10c Items
Pond'» Cold Cream
Pond'» Finishing Cream
Pond'» Face Powder
Tangee Face Powder
Liderine Shaving Cream
Colgate» Dental Cream
Ipana Tooth Paste
Woodbury Facial Powder
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GROCERY
The finest bothroom baritone is spoiled by chot-
tering teeth—but there's never a chatter after
an automatic electric water heater enters the
house.
For then the water is always piping hot,
and there's plenty for baths, dishes and washing.
Give your family the benefits that hot water
bestows.
You can do it easily and inexpensively
with our budget plan
Why not phone for complete
details on the purchase of an automatic electric
BILL'S
hot water system today.
SIGN CO.
(Formerly Eugene Neon)
The California Oregon Power Company
Medford, Oregon
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GELATINE DESSERT
3 Packages for
20c
58c
5Oc
10c
27c
SALT
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