Cave Junction, Oregon, Thursday, August 17, 1939
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IEA Full Measure At The Right Price
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Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, Aug 18-19-21
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, Aug 18-19-21
FRESH FRUIT AND
Sugar
$21.88
Friday and Saturday Only
100 POUNDS FOR
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10 POUNDS FOR ...................................................... 53c
4c
23c
13c
64c
23©
FRESH FIG BARS
Loose Wiles Product, 2 pound pkg.
FAIRY HAND SOAP
3 Bars for..........................................
RIN SO
Giant package for ............... ...........
Large Package for ............................................................. 23c
FELS NAPTHA—Golden Chips with the clean
Naptha odor. Large package for
17c
37c
LESLIE SALT
Free Balloon, 2 2 lb. packages for
OATS—Regular or Quick
No. 10 size, per package
Coffee
Per Pound
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and one 2 ounce Peppermint Stick of Candy
HOT CAKE FLOUR
9 Pound sack for .........
CORN MEAL
9 Pound sack for .........
SHORTENING
1 Pound package for ....
SWIFT’S BACON
Per pound ....................
REAL MAYONNAISE
Best Foods—quarts
SALAD DRESSING
Table Queen, quarts ....
PEACHES—
Crawfords, lb.
5c
ORANGES—
Good juice, size 288
per dozen
lOc
WATERMELONS—
per pound
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47c
45c
39c
38c
37c
Pints
Fruii Jars
LEMONS—
360 size, per dozen
15c
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ROYAL CLUB
PER CARTON ............... ......................... "
Camels — Chesterfields — Lucky Strikes
CLIPPER CHEWING TOBACCO ......................... 44c
KEG HUMIDORES................................................... 47c
GRAPES—
Thompless Seedless lb.
We sold 100 sacks of sugar in stock Saturday and took
orders and made delivery for several more sacks.
Monday this price subject to stuck.
$|.2O
Cigarettes
Vegetables
Bananas, Strawberries,
Tomatoes, Cucumbers,
Cabbage, lettuce
77.
1 DOZEN, Quarts.............................................. > >
Kerr Mason—Regular Mason—Glass Tops
JAR RUBBERS
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We Carry a Complete Line of
CROWN FLOUR AND FEEDS
Model Cash Grocery
CLAY MASSIE
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O. W. GREEN
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
Cave Junction, Oregon
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Cave City Theatre
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, AUGUST 19-20—
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fagnant of i in Grants Pass the first of the
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hards spent
the Spanish Castle were visitors week. Mrs. Burger accompanied Monday in Grants Pass on busi­
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ness.
Locals
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Mrs. Harry Painff of Los An-
geles, niece of F. F). Barrett was
visiting here last week end.
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SPERRY POULTRY
• nd DAIRY FEEDS
THF AHVENTURI S OF
HUCKLEBERRY^
wALTER CONNOLLY\^
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WILLIAM FRAWLEY REX INGRAM
i LYNNE CARVER • JO ANN SAYERS
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"( RIME DOESN’T PAY"
NEWS OF THE DAY
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. AUG. 23-24—
Mrs. Florence O. Hallock had as 3
house guests last Sunday, Mrs. 2
Mary Seat and son, Orval.
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Mrs. W. J. McMitchell of the
Cave City Dress shop made a trip
to Grants Pass last Tuesday on
business
Summer Merchandise
All regular $2.98 and $3.98 wash frocks
go on sale at
$1.98
Knee length hose, formerly 79c and 81.00
per pair, go at per pair
25c
Wash Skirts, formerly $1.19, each
50c
Sheer Dress Lengths, formerly 79c
and 89c. on sale at each
50c
Ask to lie shown the new fall dresses, also
the new wool school skirts at only
$1.98
They may I m * matched with a smart brush­
ed wool sweater in slipover style at only $1.29
Also
GILL BROS GARDEN SEEDS
Swift’. Red Steer Fertiliser.
Murphy's Paints and Varnishes
CURLS, COURTESY
and COMFORT
LOTA'S
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M-G-M’s Musical Gem of the Pacific
With Eleanor Powell, Robert Young, George Burns
and Grade Allen
With ‘SOCIETY DOG SHOW" by Disney
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F. F. Hibbard and son-in-law P.
S. Dunn motored to Brookings
Tuesday with deep sea fishing in
mind. Their families reported
enjoying two 10-pound rock cod
on the vacationer's return.
Always in the Lead
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Martin
BEAUTY SHOP
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MACK'S SEED & FEED :
now living in California, arrived
FREDERIC PERMANENTS
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2 , in the city last Sunday to visit
DANCE and enjoy yourself at
A Complete Beauty Service
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Gayman,
Prop.
the /American Legion hall, Satur­
relatives and friends for a short
Phone 678
514 S. 6 St. i :
504 E. “F'' St.
day, August 19. Excellent music.
time. Mr. Martin had the Owl Phone 790
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Grants Pass
One of the best dance floors.
cafe and Mrs. Martin owned Al­
Grants Pass
Everyone is cordially invited.
ma's Dress shop.
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HONOLULU"
Final Clearance
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Mi', and Mrs. C. F. Bishop of
Maine, were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
I J. H. Pomeroy and family on the
Pomeroy ranch last week end.
WE SELL QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
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Canning
Specials
Kitchen Scales
Vegetable Ricer
Enamel Preserving Kettle
$1.25 to $2.95
35c
95c to $1.85 up
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(’old Pack Canners, 7 quart
$1.39
Icily Strainer, will fit any size container 50c
Wearever Alu.ainum Preserving Kettles
from
$2.50 to $5.00
Kitchen To ig and Fruit Jar Wrenches
from
15c to 35c
15c to 50c
Mixing Spoons and Ladles
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ROGUE RIVER
HARDWARE CO.
Where Most People Trade’
Grants Pass
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Amateur Night
Saturday, August 19th
AT THE
Junction Fruit G* Produce
Valuable Prizes Will lie Awarded
The Popular Hill Billy Band from Illinois
Valley will Entertain
The following Merchants are Sponsoring this
Program:
Adams & Powell, Furniture
South Side Cash Grocery
Park Street Service Station
South Side Drug Store
Sally’s Sandwich Shoppe
BANANAS—Firm, I pounds
LEMONS—2 dozen .....
ORANGES—for juice med. size, each
CANTALOUPES—Local, I for .........
10c
15c
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10c
FROM FARM TO YOU
Junction Fruit G* Produce
South of Caveman Bridge
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