Illinois Valiev News. Thursday, July 11, 1940
EXTRA GOOD FOOD
AT EXCEEDINGLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
EXTRA GOOD BECAUSE WE RECOMMEND AND SELL
WELL-KNOWN BRANDS OF UNVARYING QUALITY
AND GOODNESS. ATTRACTIVE PRICES BECAUSE
WE BUY’ CAREFULLY AND TO YOUR BEST POSSIBLE
ADVANTAGE. PAY CASH AND SAVE.
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, July 12-13-15
FRESH FRUIT AND
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, July 12-13-15
Vegetables
Friday and Saturday Only
PURE LARD
4 Pounds for
RASPBERRIES
10® Box
SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON
Per pound, by the piece or sliced
65c
PAR-CONCENTRATED SOAP
Giant Premium package, soaks clothes white
By the Crate $1.15
PEARL OR WESTMINSTER SHORTENING
4 Pounds for .............................................................
CORNED BEEF
2 Cans for .........
36c
33c
B & M BAKED BEANS
Large can, each ................
15c
PINK SALMON
2 Cans for
$l.O5
FLOUR, SNOW DROP
49 Pound sack for .........
z.
27c
ORANGES
Full of juice, per doz.
19c
GRAPEFRUIT—
4 for
14c
CANTALOUPE—
3 for
APRICOTS—
15 lb. Lugs
70c
GEM OLEOMARGARINE
2 Pounds for
9
MILK, Swift’s, Oregon or Morning
4 (’ans for ___________________
FRUIT JARS
Kerr Mason regular jars. Case of 12
SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR
Per package......................................
37c
HONEY
5 Pound pail for
SPECIAL “A” COFFEE
3 Pounds for ....................
Watermelons, bananas,
lemons, peaches, celery,
lettuce, onions, cucum
bers, tomatoes, beets,
turnips, green peppers,
cabbage
PEANUT BUTTER
2 Pounds for
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DIAMOND QUALITY AND FERRY’S SEEDS
FOR FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
CROWN FLOUR AND FEEDS
Model Cash Grocery
CLAY MASSIE
ocals
Mr. and Mrs. Art Lindley were
in Grants Pass last Monday trans
acting business.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Hogue and
Miss Peggy spent the Fourth in
Crescent’City.
Alfred, Henry and Elizabeth
Mellow attended the Fourth of
July celebration at Crescent City.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph T. Baum
berger maile a hurried business
trip to Granta Pass last week end.
Stanley I st» rib re y of L oh Angel
en is visiting hin parento* Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Moore of O’Brien.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ikeman and
family of Klamath Falls visited
Mrs. J. M. (’ounce over the Fourth.
Elwood Hussey, Jr., left for
Bonanza last week where he has
employment in a logging camp.
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
Cave Junction, Oregon
O. W. GREEN
F. W. Hinz returned from Los
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Welsh,
Alfred Hale, 7-yearold son of
Angeles last Tuesday night where former residents of Cave Junction, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hale, formerly
he was called suddenly on account visited for several days in the val of Cave Junction, was taken to the
of sickness.
ley last week. They left for their Grants Pass hospital last Sunday
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home in Los Angeles last Friday. and was operated on for a ruptured
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Stewart
appendix.
made a business trip to Grants Pass
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Galeno re
the first of the week. Mrs. Roy turned to their home in O'Brien
Mrs. Stephen Thomas and
C. Dundas accompanied them.
from Oakland, California, last
daughter
Miss Dorothy of San
week end where they have been
Francisco are spending several
Lee Ostrander and Miss Edda visiting for a few weeks.
weeks as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Burke motored to Roseburg last
Thursday to visit Mrs. Mabel Os
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Kline of San Robert Balzke of the Waldo Motel
trander for a short time.
Jose, Calif., arrived last week to in O'Brien.
spend a few weeks with Mrs.
Henry Mellow of Maxwell, Cal Kline’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Dunn and
ifornia, spent the week visiting his H. Smith.
daugter Miss Eileen and son Don
parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Frank
ald, returned to their home in Fres
Mellow.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hammer and no last week. They were visiting
family, accompanied by Mrs. Myr Mrs. Dunn’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mellow tle Walton and daughter Charlene,
E. F. Hibbard over the Fourth.
and family of Klamath Falls were all of Selma, spent last Sunday in
visitors at the home of Mr. and Crescent Ctiy. They report an en
Ralph Watson of Portland pass-1
Mrs. Frank Mellow on Caves High- joyable outing.
ed through Cave Junction last i
way during the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cross and Thursday on his way south and
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Krauss and daughter Cleo of Redwood City, called at the News office to renew 1
sons Henry and Oenny spent a de Calif., spent the past week visit acquaintance with M. C. Athey and
lightful Fourth at the big celebra ing Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Babcock. L. E. Athey. Mr. Watson is sec- j
tion held last week end in Cres They left for Eugene last Satur retary of the Al Kader Shrine
Temple.
cent City.
day morning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Victor Zahn and
Postmaster Ted Athey of Cave
Junction was in Crescent City family have moved into the Hol
land residence on the Caves high
Tuesday on a business trip.
way this week. Mr. Zahn is now
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Mrs. L. C. Hussey made a husi- connected with the Forest service.
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ness trip to Eugene last week to
Claude Tucker and Herbert
visit her sister.
White drove to Seattle last week
Mr*. C. M. Counce of the Span- and spent the Fourth visiting with
iah Castle made a business trip to friends. They returned to Cave
Junction Tuesday morning.
Granta Pass last Monday.
Alberta Hatley, who has been
here visiting relatives, accompan
ied Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Cauble of
Grants Pass to Los Angeles for a
weeks visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Hatley.
CvCotocy sez
Mr. ami Mrs. Floyd Fagnant re
turned last Thursday from several
.veeks vacationing in Seattle. They
*eie accompanied here by Mr. and
Mis. Willis Fagnant.
Earl Gray returned last week
from Sacramento where he and
Mrs. Gray have been visiting for
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hayes have several weeks. Mrs. Gray is visit
moved from the Redwood Forest ing her sister there.
Service station to the Cedar Guard
Mr. and Mrs. George Thorp left
Station, formerly Grayback.
last Tuesday fog Eugene on a
Mrs. Mary McBriety of Takilma pleasure trip. They may go as far
was in Granta Paas Monday morn as Sand Point, Idaho, before re
ing on account of the illness of turning to Cave Junction.
her grandson, Alfred Hale
Mr. and Mrs. Cass Wymore left
Mr*. Anabel Ham and Mr. and last Tuesday for Portland where
Mrs. Wm. Demmons of Ventura, they expect to vacation for several
relatives and
Calif., were guests of Mr. and weeks, visiting
friend*.
Mr* E. L. Oppie over te Fourth
quite a gathering of valley folks
last Sunday when they called and
prepared a sumptuous lunch.
Those there were Mr. and Mrs.
Pt Strong, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Strong and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Curnow.
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Rev. C. G Morri* left last week
for San Francisco where he will
attend a Methodist church confer
ence.
Mrs. Agnes Smith returned Sun-
dy evening from a visit with her
daughter, Mrs. A. Wheeler of
Talent.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Leary and
family of Stockton, California,
were recent visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Hibbard,
and left for their home last Sun
day. Mrs. Leary is a daughter of |
Mr. and Mrs. Hibbard.
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