Illinois Valley News. Thursday. April 11. 1910
Page Four
SPRING TIME
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, April 12-13-15
The way to a man’s heart is through his stomach, so they say,. Spring time
makes them get that way. Come to the Model and be assured of the good
things that make, men holler for more. You can’t go wrong on Nationally
Advertised brands you know are good. It’s a pleasure to have you call.
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, April 12-13-15
FRESH FRUIT AND
Vegetables
LARI), Pure
4 Pounds for
SUGAR, Powdered, 3 pounds.......
Golden “C”, 3*/2 pounds
Friday and Saturday Only
ORANGES—
200 size, dozen
COFFEE
2 Pounds for
20c
PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast
2 Pounds for
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GRAPEFRUIT—
6 for
PORK & BEANS, Van Camp’s
2 No. 2*4 Size Cans...................
15c
RHUBARB—
5 Pounds for
TOMATOES
2>/2 Size ('ans, 3 Cans for
TOMATO SOUP, Campbell’s
3 Cons for
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ASPARAGUS—
per bunch
CREAM CORN STARCH
2 Packages for
17c
13c
19c
15c
32c
DILL PICKLES
Per quart
RAISINS, Thompson Seedless
4 Pounds for
SODA WAFER CRACKERS
2 Pounds for ...........................
CRYSTAL SOAP ( HIPS
Per Package
2 bunches
15c
NEW POTATOES—
Hawaiian Reds
4 pounds
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45c
38c
SANI-CLOR
Per Gallon
.... X........ 15c
BLUE OK SOAP
25c
6 bars for .........................................
LIMA BEANS
25c
Large, 4 pounds for ..................
FLOUR—BOQUET
$1.15
49 Pound sack
IODIZED SALT
25c
Three 2-Pound packages for
CRACKERS
15c
2 Pounds for
OATS
36c
9 lb. Sack
FAIRY SOAP
3 Bars for
27c
Bananas, Apples, Cab
bage, Onions, Avocados
Cauliflower, Carrots,
Lettuce, Radishes,
DIAMOND QUALITY AND FERRY’S SEEDS
FOR FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
CROWN FLOUR AND FEEDS
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Model Cash Grocery
CLAY MASSIE
Locals
Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Logan made
a trip to Grants Pass last week end.
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
Cave Junction, Oregon
Forest Service for a few days.
O. W. GREEN
Allis and sister, Clara Ellen and
Helen Schow motored to Klamath
Fred Linkhart of Kerby drove Falls last Saturday for the week
Alton Sowell and K. D. Levan end. They returned Sunday af
to Grants Pass Tuesday.
ternoon.
pleted building a garage on his
property at the Gold Canyon Pony
ranch and will be for the conven
ience of his patrons this summer.
Mr. Griener expects to have his
hotel open for business sometime
Belt Lodge No. 18, A. F. & A. in May.
M., will hold a special meeting
Saturday night, April 13th. Mas
H. C. Hill was in Grants Pass
ter Mason degree will be confer
last
Saturday and brought Mrs.
red. All members and visiting
Hill and their son Don to spend a
brethren invited to attend.
couple ot weeks on their ranch
on the Waldo road. As soon as
An American Legion dance Will
be given Saturday, April 20, and
will feature the Kerby high school
orchestra. The members of the
band are practicing and from re
ports they are going to surprise
the natives.
Mrs. Laura Vance left Tuesday
E. V. Cook was in Grants Pass to visit her son Carl Vance, at
last Saturday transacting business. Newberg, Oregon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hogdon moved
Mrs. Robert Balzke spent last
Saturday in Grants Pass shopping. to Kerby Monday from the Caves
highway where she will make her
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Smith future home.
were in Grants Pass the first of
C. P. Terwilliger of Crescent
the week.
City, owner of the French Hill
Mr. and Mrs. Uuck Smith were mine, was in the valley Tuesday on
attending to business matters in a business visit.
the Pass the first of the week.
Lee Ostrander was visiting in
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lind are now
O. W. Green and Art Drews the valley over the week end. He
were transacting business in the returned to his home in Roseburg making their home at Hugo, Ore- .
gon on property they purchased [
the first of the week.
county seat this week.
recently. They had as guest« just I
Ralph T. Baumberger made a
Mrs. George P. Scott and her before leaving the valley Mr. and
business trip to Granta Pass last sister. Miss Victoria Jasperson Mrs. Wayne Hubell and daughter,
Monday.
were shoppers in Grants Pass the of Reno, Nevada.
first of the week.
Mr. anti Mrs. II. O. Smith were
Wm. P. Griener left for Port
May 1 - 2 - 3 - 4
attending to business matters in I Mrs. Nellie M. Wilber left last land the first of the week on a
Grants Pass this week.
Cave City Drug Store
Monday for Santarin, California, business trip. He has just com-
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Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Freitas Mrs. II. W. Vollmer for a few :
made a trip to Grants Pass early weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. IL J. Woodbury of
G. A. Petersen of Kerby was O’Brien, recently heard from their
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seat the first of the week.
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Mrs. Anna Reed of Portland is
Misses Doral Mallery, Fiorente
visiting her son Al Reed of the
! school is out in Grants Pass Mrs. home before friends and relatives
Hill and son will return here per knew they were lost.
manently.
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Mrs. Alice Ghilieri and Edith
Smith were much worried last
Monday when they became lost for
about five hours while on a hike
in the woods out of Kerby. After
retracing their many steps they
finally managed to find their way
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Theatre
Saturday, Sunday. April 13-11—
MYSTERY OF THF. FRIGHTENED HEIRESS
’’THE SECRET OF
Dodge Sedan
Plymouth Sedan
Plymouth Coupe
Dodge Pickup
Ford Sedan
Ford Coupe
Dr. Kildare"
These Cars have been reconditioned and will
deliver miles of carefree motoring
Color Cartoon — News of the Day
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"They Shall Have Music”
With Jaacha Helfet«. Andre« Leeds, Joel McCrea.
Gene Reynold« and Walter Brennan
Donald Duck in "The Riveter”
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Illinois Valley Ice Co
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Philco Refrigerator
AS LOW AS
$119.95
MOIST COLD—Now you don’t have to cover foods to keep
them from drying out!
The Philco Moist Cold compartment preserves the taste and
flavor of left-over meats and vegetables without the bother of
covets and special dishes. Cooled by a marvelous Philco in
vention, the refrigerator Freshener Shelf, foods cool quicker,
by direct contact. ONLY PHILCO HAS IT!
CAVE CITY DRUG STORE
Your Rexall Store
Cave Junction
FRED LINKHART
“The Insurance Man”
HE CAN SAVE YOU
On Non-Assessable Car and Property
Coverages
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AND PHONE THE
20 to 40 per cent
CARN ER’S K
DODGE
PLYMOUTH
621 East “M” Street, Grants Pass
TO CLEAN UP THAT ICE BOX
DON’T BUY INSURANCE
Until you see
Wednesday, Thursday, April 17-18—
A BOY, A GIRL, A FIDDLE AND A DOG
NOW IS THE TIME
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The Illinois Valley Garden club
has changed the date of their next
meeting from Friday, April 26 to
Wednesday, April 24, at the home
of Mrs. J. M. Smock at Holland.
Plans for the coming Wild Flower
show will be discussed. Plan to
attend and remember the change
of date.
Office at Kerby