Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 18, 1940
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PERK UP THE APPETITE. MIXED WITH FRESH
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES THE COMBINATION CAN
NOT BE BEAT. NATIONALLY ADVERTISED BRANDS
ARE ALWAYS GOOD. LOWER PRICES AT OUR STORE
MEANS SAVINGS TO YOU
GOOD GROCERIES!
AT EXCEEDINGLY ATTRACTIVE PRICES
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, July 19-20-22
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Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, July 19-20-22
FRESH FRUIT AND
Vegetables
SU(;AR, Beet
25 Pound sack
FRUIT COCKTAIL
1 Pound 2 for
Friday and Saturday Only
STRAWBERRIES
Fine local
Per box
43c
INSTANT POSTUM
100 Cup size .....
73c
SCHILLING’S ORANGE PEKOE TEA
1 Pound for ................................................
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CUDAHY’S DEVILED MEAT PRODUCTS
3 cans for
lOc
FLAKED TUNA
6 Ounce cans, 2 for ..........................................
FANCY LOUISIANA SHRIMP
5 Ounce cans, 2 for.............................................
25c
25c
YELLOW CLING PEACHES
No. 1 Cans, 3 cans for
27c
lOc
COFFEE, Pennant
2 Pounds for
RASPBERRIES
Per box
10c
By the Crate..... $1.15
ROASTING EARS
Per dozen
30c
CHICKEN NOODLES
1 Pound glass
GREEN PEPPERS
2 for
oc
34c
PURE LARI)
4 Pounds for
OVAL SARDINES
Tomato or Mustard sauce, 2 (’ans for
19c
SODA WAFERS
2 Pounds for
17c
TOMATO JUICE
10 Ounce cans, each
CELERY
Utah, per bunch
15c
Peaches, Bananas, Lem­
ons, Watermelons, Can­
taloupes, Grape Fruit,
Apricots, Lettuce, On­
ions, Carrots, Cabbage,
Cucumbers
35c
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FANCY FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Large size 2 cans for
YELLOW CORN MEAL
9 Pounds for
SNOW DROP FLOUR
19 Pound sack
Swansdown Cake Flour
Large package, each
CUT-RITE WAX PAPER
10 Foot roll, each
33c
29c
$1.05
23c
5c
CROWN FLOUR AND FEEDS
Model Cash Grocery
CLAY MASSIE
ocals
Mrs. J. J. Villair was a Grants
Pass visitor last Monday.
Bernard Robert of Medford was
a business visitor in Cave Junction
last Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Hamilton
motored to Medford last Friday
on a pleasure trip.
Dollie Branham of Kerby spent
the past week at Myrtle Creek vis­
iting relatives.
Yvonne Payne and Don Folk turned last Thursday from a visit
left for a short visit at Crescent to her home in Hornbrook, Calif.
City the first of the week.
On Tuesday Miss Bloomingcamp
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made a business trip to Crescent
Lloyd Hobb's former employer City.
of the “40 man crew” has accept­
ed a new position at the Reedsport
Robert and Dick Lindgren and
CCC camp 981.
Otis Hussey, Boy Scouts will make
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, a trip to Lake of the Woods camp
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sawyer and I near Klamath Falls next Sunday.
the latter’s mother, Mrs. Minnie They plan to be gone about a week.
Losson spent the wes'ty end in
Crescent City at their beach home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Smock re­
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turned to their home in Holland
This week a marriage license after spending the past week at
was issued to James Norvan Wells their Pebble Beach home in Cres­
and Miss Margaret L. Sowell, both ■ cent City.
of Cave Junction.
Eston Lough of the 40 man crew
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Smith
were transacting business in the was taken to the Josephine Coun­
ty hospital last Monday evenin.
county seat last Tuesday.
Last reports he is getting along bet­
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fox and fam­ ter.
ily. Charles, Jerry and Paula, spent
M. I>. Morgan of Florence, Ore­
Friday in Grants Pass on business.
gon, visited the News Office the
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freitas first of the week. Mr. Morgan ed­
transacted business in (¡rants Pass its the "Suislaw Oar" a publication
in thnt city.
several days of this week.
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Gordon Williams of Willow­
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bosum and
family made a trip to Crater Lake brook. Calif., who is visiting his
last week end.
f uncle, O. W. Vogue of Cave JuJnc-
tion returned from a very success­
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Misses Celeste Hamilton and ful fishing trip to Sanger P>‘ak.
Grace Hendrickson motored to
Miss Gertrude Bloomin^camp re-
Grants Pass last Monday.
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Things you need
We have a complete line of Men’s and Young
Men's Good Workin Clothes and Shoes
Men’s Cool Summer Sport Shirts
Men’s Work Pan’s and Shirts
Men’s Work Shoes and Roots
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Warm Blankets or Camping Out
O. W. GREEN
FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
Cave Junction, Oregon
Mrs. T. Bergeson left the first
of the week for her home in Seattle
after spending the past two weeks
visiting her daughter and son-in-
law and family, Mr. and Mrs. R.
T. Baumberger of Cave City Park.
isdictional conference, western
division of the Methodist church
held in the Glide Memorial Meth­
odist church in San Francisco on
July 9th.
take a plane for Montana where
they were to assist in fire suppres­
sion work in the Missoula area
which is hard hit by numerous rag­
ing blazes. Upon arrival at Med­
ford the boys learned that the or­
der had been rescinded so they re­
turned here that evening a bit dis­
appointed that the airplane trip
hadn't materialized.
Rev. C. G. Morris returned last
Tuesday from San Francisco, Cal­
ifornia. where he attended the
Methodist Church conference held
in that city July 9 to July 12.
o
Jack Heintzelman, Fritz Mor­
Earl Grey of Rocky Dale is now rison and Marvin Ramsey of the
employed at the Cave Junction Redwood Ranger station were or­
Motor Court in the Standard oil dered out to Medford Sunday to
Service Station.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mesner
and daughters of Klamath Falls
are the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. J. Villair for a few days.
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—AIR COOLED—
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Mr. and Mrs. Allan C. Currier
Saturday and Sunday, July 20-21—
and family were in Grants Pass the
The moil Soectacular adventure since "Mutiny on the Bounty”!
first of the week where they at­
tended the Golden Wedding anni­
versary of Mrs. Currier's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Con Fenner.
Filmed in Magnificent Technicolor
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wagner who
are spending the summer at the
Cave Junction Motor Court and
Miss Ruth Watts spent Tuesday af­
ternoon in Grants Pass visiting
Mrs. Stanley Hanson.
Rev. William A. Brown return­
ed home last Saturday from Cal­
ifornia where he attended the
southern < 'alifornia-Arizona an­
nual conference at Long Beach
the last part of June and the jur-
CITY
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Northwest Passage
with SPENCER TRACY and a Cast of Thousands!
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Wednesday and Thursday, July 24-25—
MUTINY IN THE COUNTRY
Miss Madeline Coon who has
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been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leon­
ard Grizzell of Ye Rustic Inn for
.he past month left for Dim ver.
'olorado, where she will visit her
father for several weeks.
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