Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 13, 1939
Page Four
8 Honest Merchandise at a Fair Price
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0 Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, July 14-15-17 FRESH FRUIT AND Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, July 14-15-17
fi SUGAR
Vegetables ROLLED WHEAT
44c
53c
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10 Pound sack for
I 10 Pounds for
SUGAR, PURE CANE
FARINA
$5.09
44c
BERRIES, Fancy Local
1(H)
Pounds
for
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10 Pound sack for
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Young and Boysen
fi 5 HONEY
MATCHES
2 Boxes for
37c
15c
Pound pail for
Carton of 6 for
0 MECO CATSUP
15c
BEEF
19c STRAWBERRIES— CORN
fi 2 Bottles for ....
39c
Libby’s, 2 cans for
Extra Large
0 FLOUR
2 Boxes for
PEARL SHORTENING
SI.OO
Boquet, per sack
40c
4 Pound package for ....
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25c
FLAVOR-AID
JEWELL SHORTENING
I 6 Packages for
13c
WATERMELONS—
1 Pound package for........
per pound
CERTO
43c
PURE LARD, Swift’s Silverleaf Brand
0 2 Bottles for
13 c
2 Pound package for
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APRICOTS
BACON SQUARES
Packages for
18c
0 WHEATIES
1 Pound for ............
Per Lug
fi 2 Packages for
23c
SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON
09c
28c
per pound ..................................
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0 2 PURE
COCOA
15c Tomatoes, Celery, MECO PEAS
Pound can for
fi OATS, ALBERS
Peaches, New Potatoes
303 Size, 3 cans for ...
38c
0 Quick or regular, 10 pound sack for
27c
No. 2 Size, 3 cans for
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CLAY MASSIE
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
O. W. GREEN
Cave Junct ion, Oregon
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Friday and Saturday Only
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Model Cash Grocery
Bob Lindgren and Luther Sher­
Mrs. Agness Smith has as guests members of the valley will go to
rier, Jr., will spend next week nt at her home for a short time, Mr. Grants Pass tonight, (Thursday)
the Lake of the Woods Boy Scout and Mrs. Clifford Smith and fami­ to hear Harry R. O'Brien deliver a
camp.
ly of Portland and Mrs. Della lecture. Mr. O’Brien is sponsored
McMillan of Corvallis. Mr. Smith by the Grants Pass Garden club.
Mr. and Mrs. K. I). LeVan spent
Ms and Mrs. W. D. Goodrich is a son of Mrs. Smith.
Monday in Granta Pass shopping. 'of Fresno, California, will arrive
Kumfy Kamp dining room made
next Saturday for a two weeks
H. D. Manning of the Rogue
Mrs. A. Theuerkauf and son vacation at the C. C.
a
few
changes in personnel this
Babcock River Roofing Company of Grants
Carl were shopping in Grants Pass home.
week.
Pauline Sims and
Dolly
Pass and son, Jerry Kane, were in
Monday.
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our city the first of the week, on Decker are no longer there Miss
Guests at the D. B. Mclrvin business and a trip to the Oregon Adelaide McCrady is now employ­
Ralph T. Baumberger was in
ed in the dining room.
Caves.
Grants Pass transacting business home are Claude Mclrvin, a broth-
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the first of the week.
Brownfield, all of Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Green of
Mr. and Mrs. Bell and son Mar­
Santa
Barbara arrived last Sun­ vin of Long Beach, California, vis­
Mrs. Delia Linnton of Portland
Claud 11. Tucker returned last day at the Quarantine station to ited the Oregon Caves last Mon­
is visiting her brothers, Roy and
George Wells for an indefinite Saturday from Los Angeles, where visit Mr. Green’s brother, Ernest day morning and on their return
he had been visiting his mother, who is connected with the inspec­ were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
stay
E<1 Wright on the old Brown ranch.
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Mrs.
Mary Tucker, for the past tion station.
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Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Hicks several week*
A large group of Garden club
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sawyer and
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gallagher
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Turner and
and Miss Juanita Shipley made a
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Tycer and
trip to Grants Pass last Monday.
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son, left for Lakeview after visit-
MEN’S WAIST OVERALUS
Mrs. Robert Halske's sister Mrs. mg for a few days at the home
79c
Standard Quality, pair
C. R. Thomas and daughter Doro- of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tycer.
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thymae. of San Francisco,
are
MEN’S WORK SHIRTS
Mrs. Sherrier of Blye, Arizona,
visitors at the Waldo Motel.
69c »
Clean up. and a bargain
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and Mrs. Mary Getschel of Long
■s
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barnes Beach, California, are visiting at
WORK GLOVES
and family of O’Brien moved last the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
19c
Genuine Horsehide, pair
Sunday to the Tip Top mine for St. John.
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the summer.
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MEN’S WORK SHOES
Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Burish of
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$1.89
All Ia’ather, Pair
Mi's. Elizabeth B. Holland of Milton, Oregon, were visiting at
Bridgeview returned from Santa the horn«“ of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
PLAY SUITS
Rosa, California last week where St. John recently Mr. Burish was
19c 3
One Lot Blue Denim Suits at
she had been visiting a sister, formerly Bert’s boss at the Milton
Mr* Molly Hyatt,
Box company.
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Locals
UOLD PACK CANNERS
Blue Enamel
A Ll MINV M TE A K ETTLES
Each
BLUE ENAMEL DISH PANS
Each
Writ« or call for the Spacial Bank-by-Mail Envelope and
explanatory Folder showing ths convenience of this plan.
Grants Pass Branch o/
United States National Bank
Miaair
Need Office. Portland. Oregon
flltlll »trotii isiiitsti ciirsiiGis
98c
19c
21c
Old English Floor Wax, polishing
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69c
daughter, Cleo and nephew Bud
Cross of Palo Alto, California, ar­
rived last Saturday and spent July
4th at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
C.C. Babcock. Miss Cleo will re­
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cross and main for the summer.
CONVENIENT . ECONOMICAL
In worm, summer weather
an electric range is a neces­
sity in YOUR kitchen ’ It's
CLEAN—no soot, oshes and
grime, no scouring of pots
and pans !
COOL, too ’
Electric cooking ends the
drudgery of preparing meals in an overheated,
unhealthful kitchen, CONVENIENT in every
way—instant heat exactly where you want it
ct the turn of a switch; automatic cooking,
too, gives added hours of leisure. ECONOM­
ICAL ? Certainly ! Only half os much as
you'd guess it would cost !
$1.19
Sta-way Insect Repellent, ousts the
mosquitoes. Iiottle
Mrs. Minnie Cosson were in Grants
Pass Wednesday. Mr. Sawyer at­
tended a meeting of the soil con­
servation committee while the
women folks shopped.
LET US FIGURE YOUR BUILDING JOB
Martin's Hardware Co
COPCO
Cave Junction
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