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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1940)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 25, 1910 Page Four * 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 26-27-29 Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, July 26-27-29 FRESH FRUIT AND Vegetables I Go SPECIAI L “A” COFFEE I Pound for I 7«c ROYAL CLUB COFFEE 8 Pound tin for I Oc CAMPBELL’S PORK & BEANS 23 Ounce can for CORNFLAKES Large size, 3 packages for Friday and Saturday Only STRAWBERRIES Fine local Per box 10c SEEDLESS (¡RAPES 2 Pounds 27c KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR 19 Pound sack for $1.39 15c LETTUCE Lfirge Heads 2 for GRAPEFRUIT 4 for MACARONI Bulk, 5*4 pounds for 25c OATS, Regular or Quick 9 Pounds for 34c SEEDLESS RAISINS 4 Pound package for 2Oc WHEATIES Per package lOc 48c SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING 3 Pounds for ................................. P & G SOAP 6 Bars for ... TOILET TISSUE 7 Rolls for .......... GEM NUT OLEO I Packages for 15c F RESH M A RSHM A LLOWS 1 Pound for .............................. I FLOUR—BOUQUET OR SNOW DROP 19 Pound sack for 21c SANI-FLUSH Regular size, per can 9 CANTALOUPES Jumbo size, 2 for Peaches, Bananas, lem ons, Oranges, Water melons, Tomatoes, On ions, Carrots, Celery, Turnips, Cabbage, Cu cumbers WINGS and BAMBINO CANDY BARS This is a new Curtis Candy company bar 2 Bars for 25c SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON Per pound..................................... SUGAR, Beet 25 Pound sack $1.32 PURE LARI) I Pounds for 34c CROWN FLOUR AND FEEDS 1 Model Cash Grocery ( LAY MASSIE Locals Art Drews made a business trip to the county aeat this week. —o— K. C. Hamilton spent Thursday morning in Grants Pass on busi ness. Mrs. Roy Branham left for Los Angeles last week for a visit with friends and relatives. —o— Mis. Winnie Allen of Myrtle Creek was visiting her daughter, Mrs. Claude Tucker this week. —o— W. B. Roberts and family of Medford spent the week end in the Illinois valley. ■■ o Misses Jeanne Abernathy and Ruth Watts motored to Giants Pass last Tuesday. FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS Cave Junction, Oregon Two members of the 40-man and Naomi of Holland road, Geo. crew returned to report this week Ring and family ami Lee Ritter of after a few days vacation: Eston Gold Hill. Miss Fuschia Johnson, daughter Lough and Bill Welch. of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johnson of —o— Mrs. John Ulrich returned to her Holland, left this week for Wash Rev. C. G. Morris returned from home this week from Klamath ington, D. C., where she has ac Roseburg where he attended the Falls where she has been visiting cepted a civil service appointment annual Epworth League institute for the past two weeks. She was in the central office of the civil last week. accompanied home by hey mother- service commission as typist. in-law, Mrs. George Ulrich and Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wendt have Mrs. Samuel Smith returned Miss Dorothy Dapp. 'visiting them for a short time the last Tuesday from Creacent City —o— latter's sister. Mrs. Jack Hardie of where she has been visiting for the Mrs. Mabel Ostrander and her Laguna Beach, California. Mrs. past week. son Charles of Roseburg were in Hardie is an instructor in the San the valley looking after property Mr. Hardie Mrs. George P. Scott and her interests this week. Mrs. Os Pedro high school. has been in the valley for several i sister. Miss Victoria Jasperson trander owns property on the Red | weeks. were shopping in Grants Pass the wood highway and is making plans ■ first of the week. to return to the valley to make Don Fulk returned to his home —o— her home. in Smith River, California, after —o— Elwood Hussey and Dr. E. E. visiting r.t the home of his uncle, I Brooks returned from San Fran Mr. and .Mrs. Dennis Stovall Sr. James Payne for the past few cisco last Saturday where they and Mr. and Mrs. "Dennis Stovall, weeks. Yvonne Payne accompani-1 went on business. Jr., of South Pasadena, California, ed him and will visit at the home j —o—- spent a short time in Cave Junc of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Beam in Cres Mi. and Mrs. W. E. Aiken and tion this week. Mr. Stovall is a i cent City. —o— family of Grants Pass were guests short story writer ai d author of I ; of E. P. Preble on the Althouse -everal novels, one being ‘‘Susan Subscribe for the Illinois V of Kerbyville. ovei the week end. News Its worth the price. —o— the I Mrs. Henry Wagoner of Mrs. John Peart returned home last Saturday from an extended Cave Junction Motor Court has been ill the past week and is stay- visit In California. —o— ng in Grants Pass with her daugh- Mrs. Muriel Hawk ami daugh er. Mis. Stanley Hanson. —o— ter of Grants Pass were visiting in Mrs. Roy. C. Dundas of Pine the valley last Sunday. one Inn was in Grants Pass the —O' Bill Furlong left for Brookings first of the week. She has taken this week where he will remain for o'er the Inn and will continue to I the rest of the summer. »perate it the rest of the season. —o— —o— Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Leonard Mrs. Fl orence O. Hallock was transacting business in Grants returned last week from their va- Pass last Monday. ation trip to the Oregon beaches. They visited for a short time with —o— Mr. and Mrs. Louis Allard of Mi and Mrs. Leo Martin at Wahl I Takilma made a business trip to port. — o— Crescent City this week —O— Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wood left Mr. ami Mrs. Joe lludron were la-' week for Sacramento, Califor transacting busin, - n (lurt. nia, whree Mrs. Wood will visit Pass the first of the week. 'datives. Mr. Wood is employed ——o--- \v the Atlas Dredging company on Dr. A. N. Collman made several the Althouae near Holland. business trips to Grants Pass this —O’ Mrs. W. F. Darger made a trip week on professional cases. —o—- to Hr,>okings last Sunday return Mrs. Agnes Smith has as guest ing Monday with her little grand at her home on the Caves highway. daughter. Phyllis Darger. who will Mrs. Alice Colby of Grants Pass. remain with her grandparents for o an indefinite stay. —o— Roy Bergmann of Selma cut his I wrist and broke two fingers while Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Drake had working in the Selma mill W ednes- as dinner guests at their home last Sunday. Robert W.ide, Nora Gran day. O. W. GREEN BLESSED EVENT Maternity home, a baby boy weigh- | ing seven pounds 12 ounces. The ______ Born—To Mr. and Mrs. J. G. baby has been named Vernon Lee. Rigel, July 17 at 4 p. m., Josephine | ---------- General hospital, a baby boy, Born—To Mr. and Mrs. John Wr. weight seven pounds four ounces. Rossiter last Saturday, July 20th, at 11:48 a. m.. at the Freitag Ma- Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Ray ■ ternity home, a son, named Wes Wilder, Selma, last Saturday, July ley Marvin, weight 12 pounds four 20, at 3:42 a. m., at the Freitag I ounces. err? Theatre —AIR COOLED— SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JULY 27-28— It DID happen here in America! The story of Cantrell—the most notorious figure of his time and the woman who loved him The Dark Command CLAIRE TREVOR and JOHN WAYNE WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, JULY 31, AUGUST 1 — COURAGEOUS DR. CHRISTIAN With JEAN HERSHOLT 2— CUPID RIDES THE RANGE T. D. Vernon, retired army ficer of Oakland. California, ■ompanied by Mrs. Vernon and ter-in-law, M i-s Eola Humphreys, were guests at the home of Mr. ind Mrs. H. C. Vernon for a few lays last week. T. D. and H. C. A Miniature Western 3— BILLPOSTERS DISNEY COLOR CARTOON 1—Pathe News ❖ • I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I EAT MORE WANT ADS ICE CREAM THE PERFECT DESSERT Popular Flavors i • CHERRY FRUIT SAl.AD MAPLE NUT CHOCOLATE STRAWBERRY PINEAPPLE VANILLA tDlMPLIMENTS BEGIN ON THE. SOFA-AND TMEI SHOULDN’T EN© AT THE ALTAR. EITHER ' Per Quart SHFRBETS OR • LEMON • PINEAPPLE • ORANGE ICF.S |,,r 25c Quart ***** CAVE CITY DRUG STORE Your Rexall Store CAVE JUNCTION I I I Compliments always come our way, for when people think of nice things, they usually think of the Cave Junction Motor Court. MODERN CABINS »nd CAFE IN CONNECTION I Want Something I Have Something To Sell I Want To Trade I Need Help 1 Want a Job Don’t care what you want—One of those inex pensive WANT ADS in The News has a pow erful kick-back—They get results. Illinois Valley News Your Home Paper If you don’t get it, why not subscribe now
