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FRESH FRUIT AND
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, August 16-17-19
Vegetables
PEARS
Bartlett for canning
per lug
SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON
Per pound
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP CHIPS
Giant size, per package
CASCADE SODA CRACKERS
2 pounds for
......
18c
100
ELBERTA PEACHES
Place your order for
canning, pound
GRAPES
Red Maldga, 2 pounds
(’A LU MET BAKING POWDER
2*/2 Pound can for
43c
PUREX
(¡lass jars, per gallon
39c
RAISINS
2 Pound package for
13c
ner nackairp
15c
30c
PRUNES
1 Pound package for.......................
15c
79c
17c
31c
10c
48c
STALEY’S STARCH
2 Packages for.................................
DAIRY OR TABLE SALT
50 Pound sack for
LOG CABIN SYRUP
Table size, each
POTATOES
Wash. Gems, 50 lbs.
O. K. YELLOW SOAP
6 Bars for
Rrun
MATCHES, BLUE STAR
Por rarfnn
39c
l«c
10c
BISCUITS—National Biscuit Co.
50c
CRANBERRY or RED MEXICAN BEANS
I Pounds for
37c
ALBER’S CORNFLAKES
Friday and Saturday Only
PURE LARD
1 Pounds for
PICK LEI) PIGS FEET
11 Ounce jar
UTAH CELERY
Large bunch
PORK AND BEANS
Campbell's Large can for
13c
Bananas, Peaches, Can­
taloupes, Watermelons,
Tomatoes, Onions, Pick­
ling Onions, Carrots.
SPECIAL “A” COFFEE
3 Pounds for
CROWN AND KITC HEN QUEEN FLOUR
CROWN FEEDS
Model Cash Grocery
CLAY MASSIE
Locals
Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hammer left
for Fortuna, California, last Sat­
urday on a hunting trip. They
were accompanied by a cousin
i Charles Jeffords anil Tom Walton.
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Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stone left
last week on a two months vaca­
tion trip, and before returning to
the valley will visit in Port Angeles
and Bellingham, Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Leonard
made a business trip to the county
seat the first of the week.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Hill
were transacting business in
Grants Pass last week end.
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II. P. Bearss and L. E. Athey
Mrs. I. B. Hearing and daugh­
made a hurried business trip to
ters, Misses Gertrude and Helen,
Crescent City last Saturday.
and Miss Ruby Hosford of O’Brien
were shopping in Grants Pass on
Mr. and Mrs. Art Lock wood
Monday. Miss Helen is employed
were business visitors in Grants
now in Grants Pass a d spent the
Pass this week.
week end with her parents.
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FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS
Cave Junct ion, Oregon
gone until October 1st. During :
their absence Mr. and Mrs. C. C.
Babcock will have charge of the
Esterly home.
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W. D. Hunt and his daughter,
Miss Retha Hunt made a trip to
Grants Pass today, (Thursday).
Miss Hunt resides in Riverside,
Calif., and is here visiting her par­
ents.
O. W. GREEN
both will teach in an American
college there and plan to be gone said Mr. Payne, would be restrict­
ed to purebreds this year. Last
about four years.
year, the Illinois Valley Grange
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Mr. and Mrs. Judd Heald and took first prize and won $100 for
sons left for Oakdale, Calif., to their booth at the Del Norte fair
visit Mr. and Mrs. Heald, Sr., be­ for outside of California exhibits.
fore returning to their home in
Phoeniz, Arizona. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Dean, son Robert and Miss
Lenora Peart also left for Oakdale
I to spend a few days before return-
Mrs. Ida Wing entertained a i ing to their respective homes in
few guests at her home last Sun­ I California. All have been guests
day to a delicious chicken dinner of Mr. and Mrs. John Peart in
to the following: Mr. and Mrs. Cave Junction. While here the
Young of California; Rev. and I party visited the Oregon Caves and
Mrs. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Ortis last Wednesday made a trip to E.
Seat, Mrs. Mary Seat and Mrs. I Coquille to visit relatives over the :
week end.
Florence Hallock.
Mrs. George 1*. Scott and Miss
Mrs. Curtis Conner and sons I
Victoria Jasperson were transact­
Carlton and Curtis Lee, are spend
Alec Martin, formerly of the
ing business in Grants Tass this
ing a few days visiting her par­ Wilson mine on Sucker creek and
week.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freitas Eddie Yale of Mokelume Hill, Cal­
of Bridgeview.
ifornia. were guests over the week
end of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Hout.
Mrs. Roy C. Dundas left last Mr. Martin is looking for mining
Monday afternoon for her home in property here and will return in
Berkeley, after spending several September.
weeks in Cave Junction looking
Ben George of Medford was in
after her property interests.
the valley this week looking after
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taylor and
business matters. He expects to
son Phillip of Bend, Oregon, were
Mrs. W. J. Dunn and son were
return home the last of the week.
visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Martin '
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Arm­
—o—
over the week end. They all mo-
strong on Caves highway the past
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Runyan and
to red to the Caves and went thru
week, returned to their home in
the latter’s sister spent a few days
these famous caverns Sunday.
Pasadena last Wednesday.
in Crescent City picnicking ami
enjoying the beach.
Art Drews returned this week
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Villair and
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Mr, and Mrs. H. P. Bearss left from a pleasure and business trip
Mrs. Earl Boyd and her sister.
Saturday afternoon on a trip to to Seattle where he has been for
Mrs. Chas. Lemmon of Wilder-
Bolan lake, where they expected the past week. He was accom­
ville were shopping in Grants Pass
panied by his son and daughter-in-
to do some fishing.
the first of the week.
law, Mr. and Mrs. Robin Drews,
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Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Jones were where they went to take a boat
John Ulrich of the CCC CMinp
in
Caves Junction for a short time for Peipking, North China. They
now stationed at Crater Lake,
last Monday evening. They were
spent the week end with his family
returning to their home in Grants
on the Caves highway.
BE PATRIOTIC
Pass from Brookings where they
—o—
spent the week end.
Mrs. Martha Trefethen of Hol­
Wear
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land accompanied Mr. and Mrs. <’.
FLAG
PINS
and BROOCHES
Mrs. E. B. Pearsall arrived in
P. Johnson of Takilma to Grants
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Paas the first of the week, where Caves Junction last week and is
they transacted business matters. looking after her property inter-1
Pins 15c Brooches >5c
ests on Caves highway. Mr and
Mrs.
Pearsall
are
now
making
Collar
Clip«. 10c Tie Hold. 10c
Mrs. M. M. Nelson and son of
Roseburg arrived in Cave Junction their home at Bates, Oregon,
Agate Ring«
Agate Holder«
last Sunday afternoon and are where Mr. Pearsall is employed at
WRIST WATCH BANDS 35c
guests at the home of Mr anil Mrs. the Oregon Lumber company.
They Make Wonderful Gift*
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A. C. Currier for the week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Stout of the
We are Gift Headq'tn.
Miss Grace Hendrickson left Esterly mine left last Monday on
for her home in Hawthorne, Cali­ a trip that will take them to Port­
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past few weeks as guest of Mr. and tional park. Helena. Montana;
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Mrs. K C. Hamilton at the Cave West Bend, Iowa; Peoria, Illin-
oia and Chicago and plan to be
Junction Motor court.
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I V. GRANGE URGED
TO ENTER FAIRS
At a recent meeting of the Illin­
ois Valley Grange, Clarence Saw­
yer and James Payne urged mem­
bers to prepare for the Josephine
county fair and also the Del Norte
county fair at Crescent City.
The agriculture committee of
the local Grange will have charge
of the Illinois Valley Grange booth
at the two fairs and they are go­
ing to work hard to have the fin­
est booths at both places.
Livestock at the Del Norte fair,
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