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Illinois Valley News, Thursday, October 12, 1939
Grand Opening
O'KELLY’S Meat Market
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Located in the old Lloyd Lewis Market
Free I
Free!
ALL DAY SATURDAY
we will serve Free
PORK ROASTS ......
Lean and Tender, Cut from Young Hogs
BACON, By the piece.......................
Sandwiches & Coffee
This i* Light Sugar Cured Breakfa»t Bacon
Specializing in...........
Jones (Caveman Brand) Lunch Meats
PURE LARD
There will be plenty of
CANDY and WEINERS
for the Kiddies, too.
PIGS’ FEET ....
17c "
23clb
We will give a
14-lb. HAM FREE
to some lucky person at 8:00 o’clock
2 lbs.
Saturday Night
Caveman Pure Rendered
3 lbs.
Free!
Free!
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Cleaned and Ready to Cook
ONE TICKET with each 25c PURCHASE
.... All Day Saturday ....
FREE 14-lb. HAM
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SIRLOIN and RIB STEAKS Cut from Properly Aged Fancy Beef
BACON JOWLS These are not Lean Jowls - Not Fat Backs - Good for Frying or
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We are opening this market with but one thought..................to serve the people of
the Illinois Valley with FIRST QUALITY MEATS at FAIR PRICES.
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Our First and Main
We have completely rennovated and redecorated thi* »hop.
Pride i* CLEANLINESS and QUALITY,
Thi* market will be open at all time* for
your complete Inspection.
Meat MUST be properly aged and properly CUT to be at its be»t.
HAMS and BACON
l$c lb
pared to give you GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEAT of thi. quality.
Come in
and look at our Meat Display . . . . . Try one of our choice cut* of meat . . . you
will readilv see what we mean.
We are pre-
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We Have A Complete Line of the
Market’s Finest
SAUSAGES
LUNCH MEATS
Seasoning
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT HOME,
We will MEET CITY PRICES at all time, on
the »•me quality meat.
Please come in and see u*.
We will appreciate your bu»-
ine*» and treat you like a friend whether your purchase i* 10c or $10.00.
We «re
here to give you what you want, when you want it, and with a SMILE!
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Don’t forget...
Our
HAMBURGER and SAUSAGE
is
GROUND FRESH DAILY
Made from 100', FRESH MEAT,
lutely no Water or Cereal added.
We Eat It Ourselves!
CLEANLINESS, QUALITY and
SANITATION
First in Any Meat Market.
We Guarantee Every Meat Purchase”
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BURWELL O’KELLY
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Cave Junction, Oregon
Witt
j October 18 and 19.
CLASSIFIED ADS
The story concerns a small-time
i gambler who through a series of FOR SALE—13 weaner pigs. G.
| lucky breaks becomes one of the
K. Champney on Hill's place.ltc
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most colorful and spectacular fig-
Adolph Menjou and Roger Dan­ I ures of the smart racing crowd. FOR SALE—Two young Guern-
iel, already being hailed as the Menjou, in the role of Jim Mason
sey cows giving milk.
F. E.
juvenile screen find of the year, who crashes into high society by
Hibbard, 2 miles north of Tak-
head the cast of “King of the way of the Sport of Kinys, plays
ilma.
23-ltp
Turf” coming to the Cave City a new type of characterization — i
Theatre Wednesday and Thursday going from a suave man-about WOOD FOR SALE — Second
growth fir, dry $1.00 per tier
1 town to a defeated down-and-out-
on
ground, or will haul. Nat L.
disillusioned and broken by a
SAT.-SUN, OCT. 14-15 I er.
Woolley,
Cave Junction.
22-4tp
game of chance which in the end
j proves to be only sham.
RECORDS—15c each, 10 for $1
HE’S BACK AGAIN !
One of the most famous and be-
Your favorite recordings, slight­
Matching Wits and Hof Lead
' loved fairy tales of all times reach-
ly used. 704 East L. St., Grants
with Vicious Gangsters . . . . I es the screen in Walt Disney s
Pass. Sam McConnell. 20-4tp
“The Ugly Duckling,” a Silly
Symphony adapted from the poig­ For those canning tomatoes and
catsup see Mrs. B. F. George,
nant and beautiful tale by Hans
Rt. 1, Box 21, Cave Junction,
Christian Anderson and thought
AND
Oregon.
23 - It
by many to be his finest work, is
TOM BROWN
an added attraction.
FOR SALE—Used beds: 10 Sim­
IN
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mons Coil Spring cots, 36 in.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Oppie of O’­
width; 8 Link Spring cots, 36
Brien have had several guests the
in. width; 14-3|o 29-lb. 3|o
past week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert
width. M. T. Chestnut, Waldo
Stewart of Crescent City had din­
Motel, O’Brien, Ore.
2’-ltp
ner with them Sunday. Mr. and
Chas. White and son Herbert
Mrs. Byard Flick and son Wilson
HE TRAPPED HIS OWN SON
spent
Saturday and Sunday with
of
Gold
Hill
were
dinner
guests
TO SAVE THE LIVES OF
Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Mr. White’s parents Mr. and Mrs.
OTHERS!
Cochran, formerly of the Illinois Homer White of Takilma.
Valley spent Monday at their1
Friends in the valley rereived
hospitable home.
MARCH
word
of the marriage of Miss Lois
OF TIME
Strong
and
^
unt
and Mr. Bud Oslin, which
Mr. and Mrs. K. B.
P'ace October 7th in Seattle.
Mrs. Robt. Linden and Patsy Jane
of New Plymouth, Idaho, are The bride is the daughter of Mr.
NEWS OF
guests for the week with Mr. and and Mrs. W. D. Hunt of Cave
THE DAY
Junction. The groom is employed
Mrs C. E. Lawson at O'Brien.
by the Boering Air Corporation.
The
newlyweds will make their
WED. and THU RS.
Neil J. Harnum, who has been
home
in Seattle.
OCTOBER 18-19
looking after mining interests in
Fast Racing Sequences
Highlight Story Action
In “King of the Turf”
WALLACE
BEERY
A
'SERGEANT
MADDEN'
A RACING PICTURE
to make your heart pound­
heartbeat* that tell the »ere.»’»
greatest father-and-»on *tory.
KING OF
THE TURF
FEATURING
ADOLPH MENJOU
AND
DOLORES COSTELLO
PLUS
WALT DISNEY S
Silly Symphony
The Ugly Duckling
the Illinois Valley near O'Brien
the past two weeks, returned on
Wednesday to his home in Seattle,
Washington.
“Sergeant Madden” Is
Next Attraction At
ave City Theatre
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Son of a Kansas City policeman
Wallace Beery plays his first
police characterization in the title
role of “Sergeant Madden,” oc­
curring Saturday and Sunday, Oct.
14 and 15 at the Cave City
Theatre,
With Beery typifying one of
“New York's Finest.” Alan Curtis
appears as his son a rookie cop
who atempts to win promotion by ,
“smart’’ short cuts and thus runs
afoul the law he is sworn to rep­
resent. Then it becomes the fath­
er’s duty to put a halt to the cri­
minal career of his own son.
Tom Brown is seen as Beery's
adopted son who idolizes his fos­
ter-brother but is true to the
ideals of his foster-fathen. And
I-araine Johnson is the Irish waif
whom Beery makes his adopted
(laughter. After she marries Cur­
tis she finds herself unwittingly
sharing the life of a criminal.
Mrs. Earl Boyd with her mother
and sister, Mrs. E. J. Wilber and
Mrs. Matt Smith, were Grants Pass
visitors last Sunday. They also
visited the Carson vineyard near
, Murphy.
ANNOUNCEMENT....
•t it a p^BFurr
.‘»•’nounre »b»» w« have
leased our market to Mr. Burwell O'Kelly.
We have had • great number of requeiti
from residents of the valley asking us to get the
shop open.
We hone you
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but our experience in the past has prompted us in
our conviction that the shop had better remain
closed unless we could secure a tenant who is an
experienced meat cutter and well versed in shop
management, whose past reputation vouches for
his integrity and square dealings and a man who
really believes that cleanliness in a meat market
is paramount
We have just such a man in Mr. O’Kelly. Get
acquainted with him »«nd his market.
We are sure
the combination will merit your support and pat­
ronage.
MR AN!) MRS. LLOYD E. LEWIS
Junction Fruit &
Produce Market
Phone 137
CAVE JUNCTION
MOTOR COURT
K. C.
HAMILTON
Authorised Distributing Sta.
STANDARD OIL
PRODUCTS
COMPLETE
I UBRICATION
SERVICE
ATLAS TIRES A BATTERIES
it’s true .
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Grants Pass
SPECIAL EVENT — SATURDAY, OCT. 14
HILL BILLY BAND
will play for you from 7 p. m. to 9 p. m. Come
in and enjoy some fun and also some
REAL HOT SPECIALS
BANANAS
3 lbs.
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SWEET POTATOES
6 lbs.
15c
PEACHES
Elbertas for Slicing
4 lbs.
That W. Ha*. Many
A number of valley ladies
gathered Thursday morning to
journey to the California line to
enjoy a fall picnic. Those attend­
ing included Mesdames Mil­
ler, jr.; Miller, sr.; Watkins;
Green. Massey; Brown; Darger;
Webb; and Went.
Mrs. Matt Smith of Glenwood, Wilber and other relative«. Mrs.
Oregon, spent last week visiting Smith returned to her home Sun-
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J lay.
ONIONS
Sweet Spanish
10 lbs.
SATISFIED CUSTOMERS
IN THE ILLINOIS VALLEY
Who Are Plea.ed With Our
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AUTO LITE
Ignition
CARTER
Carburetor*
ORANGES
Sweet - Full of Juice
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I -nit ion
General Automotive Service
Wood’s Motor Clinic
506 East “J” Street
Grant* Pa*», Ore.
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A. B. Davis
Johnnie Clark