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ILLINOIS VALEY
THURSDAY. MAY 9, IMO
NEWS
SAMUEL SMITH AND THE CAVE CITY DRUG
Save More Than 50
on All Beauty Services
Medford
School of Beauty Culture
Southern Oregon’s Oldest Established and Best
Equipped School
In sure your future and financial independence
by learning a profitable profession.
LENA ANN MOYER, Mgr.
235 East Main Street—Medford, Oregon
Telephone 84
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Smith tame to the valley in 1938 and purchased
the Forbes B. Slayton drug store. They immediately doubled tne stock of
drugs and new have one of the most complete drug store and prescription
departments ever in the valley. They operate a fountain i" connection and
manufacture their own Smith’s Freshly Frozen Ice Cream. They are agents
for Philco refrigerators ar.d radios, A. B. C. Washers and L. 4 H. Electric
Ranges.
BOY SCOUT TROOP
HAS 14 MEMBERS
No organization can mean more to
a community that a Boy Scout troop,
for the boys of today are the men of
tomorrow. The Illinois Valley has a
Scout troop of 14 members that is
far abwe the average in achieve­
ment
Under the able leadership of Ralph
Huber. Scoutmaster, and Earl Grey,
assistant, enthusiasm never wanes.
The troop, which is sponsored by the
local American Legion post, meets
in the Legion Hall on Monday even­
ings.
Fraternizing with neighboring
troops has promoted a friendly rival­
ry that keeps every member on his
toes. On a recent visit to the Jer­
ome Prairie troop, the local boys won
the rotating trophy in a spirited com­
petition.
Knute Lindgren, troop committee
chairman, announced that plans are
being made to send a number of boys
to the summer Scout camp at Lake
o’ the Woods.
DREW'S GARAGE. MACHINE SHOP & PARTS FIRM
Piggly-Wiggly
This Coupon Worth 10c in Trade on Each $1 Order
SELLS FOR LESS—GIVES GREEN STAMPS
SOME OF OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES
Compare them with what you have been paying
COFFEE
4 lbs.
39c
FISH
lge. cans
7c
Deviled
Meat*
Dos. 28c
JELLO
4 for
Sausage
19c
KIX
3 pkgs.
29c
18c
35c
BROOMS
each
23c
FLOUR
49 lbs.
$1.15
CANDY
BARS
BEANS
10 lbs.
Snowdrift
Cru Fl’kes
3 lb. can
4 for
19c
45c
WHEAT
100 lbs. 1
Si 55
OLEO
2 lbs.
MILK
case
S2.79
Sardi nea
Potatoes
lge . 2 ens.
50 lbs.
15c
45c
Tomatoes
4 cans
29c
CORN
4 cans
29c
PEAS
4 cans
29c
4
for
10c
6 cans
Peaches
lge. 2fc’s
3 cans
34c
ttir.tB
34c
with each
$3 order
MILK
6 lge. cm .
45c
18c
with each
$3 order
Let’s all join • . .
In making the Illinois Valley
an outstanding dairying center.
Nature Has Done Her Part !
Art Drews’ "enterprise.’’ as well it might be termed, shows the possibil­
ities of business growth tn a small community. Starting from a small garage
in 1930 the business has demanded constant increase in equipment and facil­
ities until today the shop is the best equipped m the valley. The machine
shop is complete with heavy and light tools, electric and acetylene welding,
hydraulic press, etc. The firm has likewise a complete stock of shop supplies.
A parts house carrying a heavy stock of auto parts is another phase of the
business; a line of hardware, and kindred supplies ts being added. Vern
White has leased the auto parts «action and service station which deals in
Signal products. White has associated with him his brother. Rohley White,
and Kenneth Foley.
Del Norte Milk
Products Company
Smith River
California