Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 2, 1940
Your Quality Foodsters
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, May 3-4-6
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, May 3-4-6
FRESH FRUIT AND
Vegetables
SOAP, Ivory
Large Bar 10c; 3 bars for
29c
O.K. YELLOW SOAP
6 bars for ...................
23c
33c
SANI-CLOR
Per Gallon
SAL SODA, Holly Brand
2*/2 nounds for
Friday and Saturday Only
3 Cans for
15c
INSTANT POSTUM
Large Size ...........
43c
COFFEE, Schillings
Drip or Regular, 2 lbs.
50c
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COFFEE
2 Pounds for
ORANGES—
Navel
per dozen
MECO IMITATION VANILLA
4 oz. size, 2 for..................................
20c
YELLOW CLING PEACHES
2 No. 2*4 Size Cans.........................
LETTUCE—
Large heads, 2 for
15c
RADISHES, ONIONS
3 Bunches
lOc
DEL ROGUE TOMATO JUICE
46 ounce Can ........................... .
HONEY, Pure (’lover
.5 lb. Pail
17c
17c
36c
LARD, Pure •
4 Pounds for....................................
SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON
Per Pound ........................................
MATCHES
True American, 6 boxes
CELERY—
Fresh Utah, large b’nch
15c
SILVER NIP GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
401 size cans,
...................................
20c
15c
25c
37c
25c
15c
55c
$1.15
CARNATION MILK, large
NEW POTATOES—
5 pounds for
VICTORY DOG FOOD
12 Cans ..............................................
FLOUR—BOQUET
19 Pound sack
15c
Strawberries, Bananas,
Apples, Carrots, Cab­
bage, Tomatoes, Yams,
Beets, Turnips, Parsnip
DIAMOND QUALITY AND FERRY’S SEEDS
FOR FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
CROWN FLOUR AND FEEDS
Model Cash Grocery
CLAY MASSIE
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
Cave Junct ion, Oregon
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O. W. GREEN
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Ken Wells was in the valley dur­ OREGON CAVES
Enrollees of Co. 5483 have not I Mallory, educational adviser, has
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ing the week end from Lakeview
been bothered with answering cen­ organized a class in salesmanship
Approval
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for a few days visit. During his CCC CAMP
sus questions this month although and is also giving instruction in
stay he had several teeth extract­ NEWS ITEMS
this has been going on throughout wood carving. A group of new
Mrs. K. C. Hamilton was in the ed.
the entire country. Special blanks men are taking the truck driving
county seat last Saturday.
Material has been received for were received last month and un­ course under Mr. Loban, the camp
"Cotton" Stuart of Medford was
der the direction of the company mechanic.
The beginning read-
Harry 0. Smith and Jim Payne in Cave Junction for a few days the erection of a new portable commander and educational sup­ ' ing and writing class has been or-
made a trip to Grants Pass last this week. Mr. Stuart formerly barracks building at Camp Oregon ervisor these were filled out and , ganized with Assistant Education-
Caves. . The building will be erect­
Wednesday.
lived in the valley and is connect­ ed this summer, probably on the returned to the homes of the men ' al Adviser Shelton in charge.
: Awarded by the American In
ed with COPCO of Medford now. I north side of camp near the irri­ where they could be handed to
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stttute of Launderiug after
Mrs. E. J. Wilber returned from
census
enumerators
when
;
local
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Passing Rigid Tests
gation
ditch.
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California recently where she vis­
Mrs.
O.
W.
Green
of
the
Model
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Burch have
they called.
: Pickup
ckup and delivery every Mon
ited relatives for several weks.
Grocery, has just received a Twin
as a guest at their home the lat­ I Request has been made by camp
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day and Thursday in Cave
Falls newspaper in which the story i
Junction, Kerby and
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ter’s mother, Mrs. Peters of Eu­
:
number
of
new
classes
have
I authorities for the maintenance
A
Holland
was told of the Idaho tornado.
Mrs. Lloyd Hayes and 1 Mrs. gene, who will visit here for a
of a spike camp in this location been started at the Camp Oregon The freak wind struck her broth­
Thacker went to Grants Pass last short time.
GRANTS PASS
when the company moves to Crater Caves CCC Camp since the arrival er’s farm near Gooding and de- I
Wednesday.
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Lake National Park. Sawmill op­ of the April replacements.
STEAM
LAUNDRY :
molished every building on the i
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Mrs. W. B. Zahn and daughter
erations and other projects wil be
“
Since
1900”
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place
and
put him in the hospital, i
Senator L. W. Wippennan und Mita Wilma and son George and carried on here in addition to fire­
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but
he
is
recovering.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Wollery of L ok Mrs. Victor Zahn and two children fighting activities.
of
Granta
Pass
attended
the
Gar
­
Angeles were visitors in the valley
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den Club flower show in Kerby
on Wednesday.
First of a series of classes for
GOING ON
this week.
instruction in forest fire fighting
Mrs. H. C. Vernon who has been
was held for all members of Camp
Clara Mayes and son Jimmie re­ 5483 at Camp Oregon Caves.
ill and confined to her bed with
4
the flu is able to be up now and turned from Lakeview last Wed­
nesday, returning the end of the
SATURDAY and SUNDAY, MAY 4-5—
is convalescing nicely.
Five more men were sent from
week. Spence Mayes is employed
Oregon Caves CCC Camp to the
THE NEW HARDY PICTURE IS HERE!
by Archie Anderson.
Crater Lake spike camp ths month.
E. Gray and Wm. Stanfield and
n
The men there are engaged in car­
Bobby Lindgren returned Sunday
pentry work, road improvement
from a trip to Fish Lake, bringing O BRIEN LIBRARY
MICKEY ROONEY
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ANN RUTHERFORD
Last Day Saturday
and telephone maintenance.
An
with them a nice catch of trout.
GETS NEW BOOKS
JAVA JOURNAL
NEWS OF THE DAY
illustrated article on their activi­
ties appeared in the last issue of
Mrs. A. E. Breech and daugh­
Miss Marcia M. Hill, general li- the Medford District News.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, MAY 8-9—
ter of Crescent City were here to
CAVE CITY DRUG
attend the flower show held in brarian at the Grants Pass Li­
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FIERY NEW LOVE DRAMA by the AUTHOR of CITADEL
brary. spent Friday in Illinois Val­
Kerby last Monday.
ley at the four branches of the
EXPERT REPAIRS
county library, exchanging books
All Work Guaranteed
Larry Musil, manager of the and bringing out some splendid ;
CAROLE LOMBARD
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BRIAN AHERNE
Cave City Theatre, made several new volumes. The O'Brien Branch
MURPHY HICK»
POPEYE in SHAKESPERIAN SPINACH
business trips to Grants Pass this at the Waldo Motel has now some ILLINOIS VALLEY GARAGE
UjÖOSt NUTS
MOVIETONE NEWS
week.
can weeck . a
exceptional fine selections which a.
car as well
await the early comers.
AS RECKLESS
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hayden and
This privilege of late books be­
DRIVING
family arrived in (»rants Pass on ing brought to your very door is
Come and See the New
Tuesday evening from their home one which should be more highly
in Hawthorne, California, where valued and used. Instead of hav­
they are now residing. They were ing to purchase books for person­
Lota of cultural »ugge«tion» and information on where
in Cave Junction Wednesday.
al reading here they are just for
to
niant
and what flower» go well together.
Over fl50 flow­
the using. The Takilma commun­
Refrigerator
er niant and >eed varieti.i listed.
Twenty-four full page«.
ity is also welcome to use the O'­
I REDWOODS HOTEL Brien branch upon every opportun­
Harrold'» olant» are economical in price and our service i» a»
near
a» your mail bo«.
A postcard bring» Garden Guide.
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Granta Pass
it. B>g — It'» Wonderful
ity.
A
full
line
of
vegetable plant*.
The splendid novels by Willa
coat» only—
Cather (among others “O. Pio­
SOLICITS YOUR
neer»!") are books you can't lay
OPEN SUNDAYS and EVENINGS
PATRONACE
down when once you start. Clar­
ence O'Day's "Bringing Up Fath­
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Ea»y Terma
er" is there, and many others. Al­
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Excellent Coffee Shop so some delightful books for child­
ren.
IN CONNECTION
C4VE CITY DRUG Texaco Gas. Oil Greases
Bridge Street A River Road
Grant» Pa»», Oregon
Here is an opportunity not to
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be overlooked.
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