Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 3,1939
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Groceries With A Reputation
Advertising identifies the manufacturer and places his guarantee back of our Personal guarantee. You can't lose.
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, Aug. 4-5-7
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, Aug. 4 » 5 - 7
FRESH FRUIT AND
Vegetables
Manufactured by Crown Mills
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CROWN FLOUR, Best Patent
Hardwheat, 49 pound sack ...
KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR
49 Pound sack.........................
GRAHAM FLOUR
Coarse or fine, 9 pound sack
WHOLEWHEAT FLOUR
9 Pound sack for ..............
CRACKED WHEAT
9 Pound sack for .....
ROYAL CLUB BRAND
SPINACH, Fancy
No. 2 ’/i size, 2 cans........................
SLICED BEETS, Fancy
No. 2 Cans, 2 cans for....................
WHOLE GREEN BEANS, Fancy
No. 2 Cans, 2 cans for..................
PEAS, Fancy
No. 2 Cans, 2 cans for..................
CLING PEACHES
No. 2 Cans, 2 cans for..................
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Fancy
40 Fluid ounces, 3 cans for...........
COFFEE, Royal Club
3 Pounds for ....................................
HOMINY, Royal Club
No. 2*4 size, 3 pounds for.............
GRAPEFRUIT
No. 2 size, 3 cans for.....................
PUMPKIN
No. 2,/2 size, 2 cans for.................
ORANGES—
Good Juice, 2 dozen
CELERY—
Fresh Utah, large b’nch
STRAWBERRIES—
Local, 2 boxes
20c
43c
23c
PEANUT BUTTER
1 Pound for .« .............
PINEAPPLE, Sliced
No. 'lx/i size, 2 cans for
HOT SAUCE
6 Cans for .....................
MASON-EHRMAN & CO., FANCY PACK
Friday and Saturday Only
$1.39
42c
42c
44c
LEMONS—
Sunkist, large, per doz.
LETTUCE—
Fresh, 2 heads
Sugar
Peaches ('antaloupes,
atermelon, Tomatoes
Cucumbers
C & H, 100 Pounds
(' & H, 10 Pounds
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33c
43c
27c
35c
58c
51c
27c
36c
23c
OATS, Quick or Regular
9 Pound sack for ...........
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38c
3Oc
MOTHER’S OATS
Large package for
Model Cash Grocery
CLAY MASSIE
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
O. W. GREEN
Cave Junction, Oregon
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home from the fair.
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Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bottel are
Bryte Peterson of Smith River entertaining guests from River­
Inspection camp reported for duty side, Calif., this week. Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Pond and daughter
last week at the Redwood Inspec­
Lois Howie, and friend Margaret
tion camp.
Himes who came last Sunday.
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A. Morton of Portland arrived
Mr. and Mrs. George Hicks have
recently to visit Oscar Beers and
as
guests some old friends from
will remain for several weeks
Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Horton and daughter Minna Jean,
Mrs. Alice Moseley of Crescent who arrived Monday from Port­
City arrived last Monday for a land and left for their home Wed
visit with the Ed Fraser family at nesday.
Holland.
Locals
Mis. W. C. Runyan left Tues­
Mr. and Mrs. John Creek of La
day afternoon for Medford and
Moyne, Calif., are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Fraser. Mr. Creek is Mr. left immediately by airplane for
Wichita, Kansas, called by the
Eraser's step-father.
serious illness of her mother who
Mr. and Mrs. C. Y. Arnold and has been in poor health for some
sons David and Clement spent last time.
5th. On that day she had all six
of her children at home for a fam­
ily dinner as well as her grand­
children and three great grand­
children, making 20 in all for the
occasion, Mrs. Baldwin has been
confined to her bed for the past
year having suffered a stroke last
summer.
Mr. and Mm. Jess Durkee and
son Edward of Gold Hill accom­
W. H. Egger of the Greyhound
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Gov­ stage line with headquarters in
ernor from Mowicks, Oregon, are Portland, was a guest at the home
visiting Mr. and Mm. I. K. Drake of Mil and Mrs. Howrd Beams for
on the Caves highway. Mrs. Dur­ several days this week.
kee is a daughter and Mrs. Gov­
ernor a grand »laughter of Mr. and | State Mining Director Earl K.
Mrs. Drake.
Nixon with Mrs. Nixon and fam­
ily are visiting at the Esterly mine i
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Mrs. Ada F Miller returned , for a few weeks rest.
Announcing
WESTERN GIANT
TIRES AND TUBES
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Caves Highway
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Sunday and Monday in Eureka
and report a splendid time.
F. II. and D. W. Gaster of the
Neon-Ad Sign company of Med­
(■arising Yates of San Francisco ford were in the valley last Fri­
a nephew of Mrs. Robert Balzke, day touching up some of the Neon
arrived last Sunday for a visit of signs in Cave Junction. The Owl
Cafe sign was almost entirely re­
two weeks.
painted and now makes a fine,
Bill Preble arrived from Port new sign.
land Tue-day morning to spend
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Zee, Mr. 1
the rest of the summer with his
grandfather E. P. Preble on the and Mm. W. C. Gage. Mrs. E A.
Breech, Ernest Green, Bryte Pet­
Althouse.
erson and Misses Lucile Van Zee. !
Mrs. J. J. Villair and daughter Marjorie and Joyce Breech, made J
Jean and Mrs. George Martin and a trip to Smith Riven Tuesday
Daughters Jeanne and Janet spent evening to attend a party given by
Monday in Medford and last Fri­ Mr. and Mm. L. L. Cranford. Mr.
Cranford is a brother of Mrs.
day in Crescent City.
Breech.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Floyd of
Mr. and Mm. George Martin
Holland will leave Saturday for
San Francisco where they will vis recently took a trip to Bend, via
it friends and take in the exposi­ Diamond lake, visiting J. W. Tay­
tion. They plan to be gone about lor and family. Mr. Taylor is in
charge of the reclamation work at
a week.
Bend. After their return they
L. E. Bidache returned last had as guests Mr. and Mm. Wm.
Sunday from Oakland, where he McClymonds and sons Bill and
viaited with Mm. Bidache and Bob, and Mr. and Mm. Fred Tay­
other relatives.
While in the lor of Tulelake.
southern city he also spent several
Mrs. Hattie McCravy of New
days at the fair.
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Orleans returned to her home last
Kenneth McCurdy. David Wein­ Sunday after spending most of
stein and Mr« Dave Stukelman. a July with her mother, Mr« G. W.
sister, of Portland, are visitng for Baldwin on Caves highway. Mrs.
a week with Mr. and Mr*. Murphy McCravy arrived in time for her
Hicks. They are on their way mothers 80th birthday on July
with her son, Blake Miller last 0'
Tuesday evening from Grants
Pass. She will visit for a while at I :
the home of her son Blake Miller I
and Mrs. Miller.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. White were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. H.
Baumberger of the Cave City
Tourist park this week.
JUNCTION
FRUIT and PRODUCE MARKET
938 South 6th Street
Grants Pass
South of Caveman’s Bridge
ANNOUNCING
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Our Grand Opening
Friday and Saturday, August 4th and 5th
With a Complete Line of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
OUR PRICES WILL ALWAYS BE THE LOWEST
Stop in and see our displays—Largest Fruit and Vegetable
Market in Southern Oregon—All canning fruits and vegetables
in Season—We sell Wholesale and Retail
OWNED AND OPERATED BY
A. B. Davis
Johnnie Clark