Illinois Valley News Thursday, March 14, 1940
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EASTER TIME IS THAT TIME OF YEAR WHEN DIETS CHANGE FROM A WINTRY MENU TO SPRING’S LIGHTER FOODS. VEGE­
TABLES BEGIN TO PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE MENU.
SHOP HERE FOR YOUR IDEAL EASTER DINNER IN GROCERIES
Prices effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, March 15-16-18
FRESH FRUIT AND
Prices effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, March 15-16-18
Vegetables
Friday and Saturday Only
2Oc
RAISINS, Thompson Seedless
4 Pounds for ....... _.................... .
PURE COCOA
2 Pound can for
15c
9c
SYRUP, Hershey’s
16 Ounce can for ...
HONEY, Pure, Oregon
5 Pound pail for .........
17c
38c
YELLOW CORN MEAL
9 lb. Sack ..........................
27c
CASC ADE CRACKERS
2 Pounds for ...................
9c
$1.19
CATSUP
12 Oounce liottle for
FLOUR—SNOW DROP
49 Pound sack ................
BONNIE DOG FOOD
6 ('ans for ....................
SWIFT’S MILK
3 Tall cans for
ORANGES—
Large Navels
per dozen
SUGAR,
Powdered, 3 pounds for
Brown, 3*4 pounds for
CELERY—
Utah
Eacn
BACON, SWIFT’S PREMIUM
Per Pound ......................................
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15c
CAULIFLOWER—
Per Head
LARD, Pure
4 Pounds for
PUFFED RICE
8 Ounce package for
10c
CARROTS—
SOAP, Palmolive
3 Bars for .........
Bulk, Local
5 lbs. for
14c
CORNED BEEF
Libby’s, 2 Cans for
POTATOES—
Klamath
50 lb. sack
PEARL SHORTENING
4 Pounds for ...................
Bananas, Apples, Grape
Fruit, Cabbage, Onions,
Lettuce, Sweet Potatoes
Avocados, Yams
CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER
25 Ounce can for .......................................
DIAMOND QUALITY AND FERRY’S SEEDS
FOR FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
CROWN FLOUR AND
FEEDS
Model Cash Grocery
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
CLAY MASSIE
O. W. GREEN
Cave Junction, Oregon
Locals
Mrs. George Smith spent the
day Monday visiting with Mrs. Ed
Wright.
Ernest Smith has been sick the
last few days with intestinal in­
fluenza.
Bert Badden made a hurried
business.*« trip to Crescent City to­
day (Thursday).
Mrs. Earl Boyd and her mother,
Mrs. E. J. Wilber were Grants
Pass shoppers this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brown and
son Pete have moved to Beatty
where Virgil has work in a lumber
mill.
WARNING I
If you are weak of heart
keep away from the
Cave City theater Sat­
urday & Sunday where
the No. 1 Thrill and
laugh show of the year,
The Cat and the Canary
is double-billed w i t h
an exciting western,
Trouble
i n
Sundown
with George O'Brien.
Lee Ostrander returned to Rose­ last Thursday afternoon a few, Dave White walked in from the
burg after spending Saturday and miles out of Grants Pass on the Big Boy mine to get Art Drews
Redwood highway, when a truck to go out and bring Les Heury
Sunday visiting in the valley.
collided with the Hogue car. Mrs. in, who had sprained his back and
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Miller and Ira Radcliffe who was with Mrs. had his car stalled at the mine.
Mr. White and Mr. Drews return­
family were week end visitors at Hogue escaped injury.
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ed to the mine and drove Mr. Hen­
the home of Mrs. Miller’s grand­
That roaring noise that you ry’s car in while R. W. Dudley,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sher­
heard over east the first few days Leo Hassler and Les Henry return­
man.
of this week was not a machine ed with Art Drews.
Dr. A. N. Collman treated the
Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Floyd gun; it was the big drag saw be­
of Holland left for their Pebble ing operated by Bill Kaskie and injured man and all returned to
Beach home in Crescent City, last Paul Kees on the Wright ranch. their work at the mine last Mon­
Friday where they spent the week It looks now like the Preacher’s day.
wife will have wood to burn.
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end.
Last Saturday, March 9th, Mrs.
In an advertisement last week Grace Kretsinger was an honored
Mrs. Harry O. Smith returned
last Friday from Salem where she concerning Knapp’s Corset Shop, guest when Mrs. O. E. Oppie en­
attended the annual meeting of we failed to mention that the shop tertained at her O’Brien home a
the executive board of the state is located in Grants Pass. How­ number of guests at a birthday
ever, all the residents of the val­ dinner party. After dinner games
garden clubs.
ley know there is no corset shop and cards were enjoyed until a
Fred Linkhart of the Linkhart here, but we should have mention­ late hour by the following guests:
Insurance Company of Kerby ed Grants Pass in the ad.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kretsinger:
made a hurried business trip to
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balzke, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Balzke of
Grants Pass on Tuesday, His
and Mrs. F. C. Stiwalt, Mr. and
building under construction is the Waldo Motel at O'Brien, en­
tertained last Sunday with a de­ Mrs. Fred Galeno, and Mr. and
rapidly being completed.
lightful birthday party honoring Mrs. O. E. Oppie.
Mrs. H. O. Smith accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stiwalt.
by Mrs. Raphael Leonard, Mrs. A. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
NEED A ROOF ?
A. Johnson. Mrs. C. G. Morris, Frank Stiwalt, Mrs. William,! A.
Any Type of Roof
Mrs. M. C. Athey and Mrs. Eaton Brown, Mrs. E. L. Convert, L. E. Wr and Cover
Guarantee Satisfaction
of Grants Pass, attended the Med­ Athey and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs.
Pass 361 Collect
ford Garden club meeting today, Balzke. Later Mrs. Fred Galeno Phone Grants
for information
md Louis Mussigbrod called and
(Thursday).
'he rest of the evening was enjoy­
ROGUE RIVER
ed
by playing pinochle.
Mrs. I B. Hearing accompanied
Miss N'ola Welch from Grants Pass
to attend the Home Economic Un­
it s meeting held at the home of
Mrs. Sam Bunch in Bridgeview I
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ebb Hogue of Selma was
injured in an automobile accident
St. Patrick's
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Bob Fuhrmeister, member
Harry Sowell who has been in
the Grants Pass city council and Alturas, California, for the past
proprietor of Bob’s Paint Shop few weeks returned to his home in
and his partner, Howard Lee, were the valley.
in the valley Sunday looking ov­
er the shingle supply, hoping they
TYPEWRITERS
Sales & Rentals
could use the local product in
OFFICE EQUIPMENT and
some construction work they have
SUPPLIES
contracted for in the near future. GRANTS PASS
TYPEWRITER
Mrs. Fuhrmeister accompanied
COMPANY
622^4 E. H
Grants Pass
them.
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New Arrivals
for Spring !
Coats
Navy, black and light
shades. Sizes 12 to 40.
'» 4,
$12.95
$29.95
TO
ROOFING COMPANY
Last week W. E. Martindale and
1 124 Oak St.
GardenTooli
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Dresses
You won't need to wait a
minute longer to find some­
thing in a dress that looks
like spring and makes you
feel like spring—this wide
selection of prints and plain
colors is outstanding. Com­
plete size range from 12 to
Now that 01’ Jupe has
shut down his fountains
We’uns air gittin’ that
garden-amakin' urge.
Dance
American legion Hall
Cave Junction
And here’s the place to
get ’em.
Saturday, March 16th
HARDWARE
GOOD MUSIC
GOOD TIME
Admisión 75c
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Cave Junction, Oregon
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HADLEY'S
— Cinderella Shop
Grants Pass