Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current, November 16, 1939, Page 4, Image 4

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    Page Four
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 16, 1939
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THANKSGIVING
A store full of "goodies" for your Thanksgiving table •
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, Nov. 17-18-20
33c
33c
63c
lOc
SUGAR, Brown
3’/2 Pounds for
SUGAR, Powdered
3 Pounds for
SYRUP, Crystal, Staley’s
10 Pound pail for
SPINACH
2l/2 size cans, each
Vegetables
Corn
303 Size, 3 Cans for
CELERY—
Fancy Hearts
Per Bunch
PUREX
1 Gallon for
lOc
WHEATIES
2 Packages for
GRAPE FRUIT—
Arizona
6 for
KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR
49 Pound sack for..................
Finest Selected Dates
2 Pounds for
RAISINS
4 Pound Package for
Bulk, 2 lbs.
5c
67c
73c
3 Pound Tin
3 Pound Glass Jars
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$1.09
4 Pound Pail for
COCOANUT
Fancy Shred, 2 pounds for ....
MACARONI or SPAGHETTI
Bulk, 5 pounds for..................
35c
POTATOES—
25-lb. sack
3Oc
COFFEE, Royal Club
1 Pound Glass Jars
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SWIFT’S PREMIUM LARD
8 Pound pail for....................
MINCE MEAT—
OLEOMARGARINE, Gem
2 Pounds for
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JELLO
All Flavors, per package
PUMPKIN
No. 2 Can, 3 Cans for
Friday and Saturday Only
30c
HONEY, Pure
5 Pound pail for
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, Nov. 17-18-20
FRESH FRUIT AND
HEINZ BABY FOODS
3 Cans for
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We sincerely wish yours will be merry
Cranberries, Grapes,
Delicious and Roman
Beauty Apples, Avoca­
dos, Artichokes, Lettuce
We Carry a Complete Line of
CROWN FLOUR AND FEEDS
Model Cash Grocery
CLAY MASSIE
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
O. W. GREEN
Cave Junction, Oregon
, visiting at the home of Mr. and Tuesday for Portland and Lewis­
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Govornor and
Mrs. Irven Johnson.
ton, Idaho, where he will visit for little daughter Lorraine of Mow-
a short time.
ick, Oregon and Mrs. J. E. Dur­
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kee and son Edward of Gold Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Baum-
The many friends of Vic Brown spent Saturday afternoon at the
The O’Brien school is closed this berger of the Cave City Tourist
were
sorry to hear of his under- I. K. Drake home, Mrs. Drake is
park
made
a
business
trip
to
week due to illness of Mrs. Julia
gowing
a serious operation. Mr. mother, grandmother and great
Grants
Pass
Monday.
Williams, teacher.
Brown is a well known valley res­ grandmother of Mrs. Govornor,
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Ham­ ident but is now residing near Mrs. Durkee and Little Lorraine.
E. L. Oppie and Albert Herndon
ilton of the Cave Junction Motor Klamath.
left Saturday to visit in San Fran­
Court were in Grants Pass on busi­
Holland Girls’ club met at the
cisco and other points in Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Massie mo­ home of Mrs. Guy Stewart Satur­
ness this week.
tored to Ashland last Friday, re­ day, November 11th. The new
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bulzke and
Mrs. M. J. Breuning has been turning with their son and daugh­ song books were enjoyed by all.
Fred Galeno are in San Francisco teaching at the Advent school the ter who visited with their parents
Embroidery was started and every­
this week visiting relatives.
last week as Mrs. Star Bumby has over the Armistice holiday They one is working hard in order to
been confined at home with the are attending the Normal at Ash­ complete this work by Christmas.
Miss Alma Griffin visited at the flu.
land.
Refreshments were served. Next
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ortis Seat
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f meeting will be November 25th.
last week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl N. Grizzell
Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Hill,
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now living in Grants Pass, were of Grants Pass were guests of Mr.
A. M. Hummel arrived the first
J. J. Mutiseli is now buying all guests over the week end at the and Mrs. L. H. Grizzell of Ye Rus­
of
the week from Los Angeles and
the Guernsey heifers that he an home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bab- tic Inn on the Redwood highway.
find for sale in this community.
The Grizzells have just returned
cock
from an extended trip through the
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Mr. and Mrs. A, R. Lockwood I Wendel Lee left by bus last south.
SHOE REPAIRING
were county seat visitors in Grants Thursday morning for Bellflower,
Pass the first of the week.
All members of Belt Lodge No.
Calif. He expects to return about
L. A. Beard
November 20th with his parents, IS, A. F. & A M., are requested
Cave Junction
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Lee.
by Worshipful Master Dr. A. N.
were transacting business in the
Collman,
to
be
sure to attend the
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county seat last Tuesday.
Gene Brown returned to his meeting Saturday, November 25.
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home over the week end from his Election of officers and other im­
Mr. and Mrs. J. F Reynolds of chrome mine "The High Plateau,” portant business. Make this a date
CHRISTMAS
Granta Pass were in the valley last and spent Sunday afternoon with NOW
PHOTOGRAPHS
Tuesday, and stopped to call on a his mother, Mrs. Ed Wright.
few friends on their way home.
Arno Brown living in the Deer
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SPECIALS
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Mis. Vlrick of Klamath Falls re­ Creek district, had a very sad
for a short time only
Commissioners Richard McElli turned to her home after visiting misfortune last week when he re­
gott and John Valen were out in her daughter-in-law and son, Mr. turned home from his work. He
the valley the first of the week and Mrs. John Vlrick on Caves found his home completely des­
Come Anytime
looking over county roads.
highway for several days.
troyed by fire and is now at the
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home of his sister, Mr* F. L. Wil­
Artcraft Camera Shop
Mr. ami Mrs. Lee Sowell spent
GRANTS PASS
T. H. Runyan, nephew of Mr. son.
the week end at Klamath Falls and Mrs. Clyde Runyan, left last
Mr. ami Mrs. Hugh King and |
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<• children
of Ashland were guests
I of Mr and Mrs. L. H. Grizzell of
I i Ye Rustic Inn last Sunday. Mr. j
ASK FOR
| and Mis. King just recently moved
I to Oregon from Eunice, New Mex­
ico, where the Grizzells formerly
I made
their home.
ocals
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Thanksgiving
Dinner
, Local Turkeys, Ducks, Roasting Hens and
Fryers — per pound
18c to 22c
Guaranteed Tender
Order Yours Today
Pork Roasts, per pound
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MOTOR COURT
K. C. HAMILTON
16’>c
Cut from young hogs
ATLAS
ANTI-FREEZE
Keibel's
PERFECTION
BREAD
is visiting his daughter, Mrs. W. T.
Sherman for a few weeks. Before
returning south he will visit his
granddaughter, Mrs. Schroeder of
Powers, and later go to Roseburg
where he will visit Mr. and Mrs.
Jimmy Miller and his great grand­
son, Jimmy, Jr.
Nelson Sisters Cafe
Specializing in
“CHICKEN IN THE ROUGH
Grant*
Pa**
ANO HERES A SPECIAL ONETIMEOFFER
WE'LL BUY YOU THIS
$|”Boxof FACE POWDER
ano pnesi ht it to you as a gift
FOR PARTY GLAMOUR DAY AND NIGHT
If Ou 7/ thn/7 or or this f
one f/me special offer.
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Clip and sign the Coupon below and
bring to our Rexall Drug Store. We'll
buy you the Miss Holiday Face Powder
a* a gift when you buy a >1.00 jar of the
Face Creams.
That's all there if to it. And you’ll be de­
lighted to get acquainted with these new Mis*
Holiday cosmetics. They're created to give you
party glamour day or night.
Here's all you have to do to get the >1.00 box of Miss Holiday Face
Powder. Clip and sign the coupon below and bring it to our Rexall Drug
Store. It entitles you tx> one regular >1.00 box of Miss Holiday Face
Powder when you purchase a >1.00 jar of the Face Cream—a >2 .00 value
for only >1.00. You save >1 00. No strings attached. Simply buy th*
>1 00 jar of Face Cream and we'll buy and give you the >1.00 box of Face
Powder. Be one of the first women to use this glamorous new Mis»
Holiday Face Powder and Cream—Act now! (Limited offer.)
REDEEM THIS COUPON AT OUR TsisH DRUG STORE ..
This .coupon entitles me to one regular >1.00 bos of
Miss Holiday Face Powder when I purchase a >1.00 jar
of Miss Holiday Face Cream at (insert name of store.)
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My Address
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Cave City Drug Store
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Your Rexall Store
At Your Grocer
Remember -TheHermtt Drug St«, f« LOWEST PRKES IN TOWN!
Don't let your motor freeae
O'KELLY’S MEAT MARKET
Cav* Junction
Oragon
WEED TIRE CHAINS
You'll need 'em
(hi* winter