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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1940)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, August 22, 1940 JAMBOREE GROCERIES THE LATCH STRING IS ALWAYS OUT DURING JAMBOREE TIME — DON’T LET YOUR FRIENDS CATCH YOU UNPREPARED Prices Ef fective Friday, Saturday, Monday, August 23-24-26 FRESH FRUIT AND Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, August 23-21-26 Vegetables COLD MEATS FOR LUNCHES AND SANDWICHES Sliced for your convenience or by the piece STRAWBERRIES Local, fancy, per box 15c KRAFT DINNER—Be ready if unexpected guests arrive, big package for ROYAL CLUB COFFEE Special, 1 pound tin for........................... lOc KRAFT’S AMERICAN CHEESE Co nes in individual boxes, 2 pounds for SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON Pef pound ................................................. KITCHENETTE NAPKINS — Save Laundry 80 Embossed Napkins for 19c GRAPES Tokays, 2 pounds STANDARD FLY SPRAY Don’t let the flies bother you, Per quart 33c ELBERTA PEACHES For canning, per pound BULK SALAD OIL Per quart 35c TEA GARDEN GRAPE JUICE Quart bottle for 49c ................... iSc 2 , / 4 c By the box......... By the box BULK LARD 4 Pounds for 25c SURE-JELL—I Package for 2c, when you purchase 2 packages for 23c 50c CANTALOUPES I for 37c FRESH FIG BARS 2 Pounds for 60c TOMATOES per pound 3c 5c SANDWICH BAGS—Waxed paper hags 25 in package for........................................ Friday and Saturday Only KITCHEN QUEEN FLOUR 49 Pound sack for ............... MECO PEAS Size 303, 3 Cans for 27c LOG CABIN SYRUP Table size, per can 17c PICKLED PIGS FEET 14 Ounce jar.................. 21c 10c Bananas, Pears, Water melons, Oranges, lem ons, Onions, Beets, Tur nips, Carrots, Cabbage, Cucumbers $1.39 We Carry a Complete Line of Crown flour and feeds AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT Model Cash Grocery CLAY MASSIE FORMERLY SCHUMACHERS Cave Junction, Oregon home of Mr. mid Mrs. I. K. Drake. sisters. Locals Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grey made a trip to Grants Pass last Friday. for ami II Mr. ami Mrs. Ben Geor transacting business in Pas; last Monday. o Mrs. Iila Wing was in Grants Pass last week end shopping and attending to business. —o— Mr. and Mrs. Scott Turner of Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith and fam McCloud, Calif., spent the week ily of Sianrokawa, Wash., have end as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed been visiting Mr. Smith’s mother, Tycer on the Caves highway. Mrs. Agnes Smith on the Caves highway the past week. Mrs. Werner Huber and son Ralph of Kumfy Kamp were bus iness shoppers in Grants Pass the A large lielegation from Cave first of the week. .Junction motored to Happy Camp —o— last Saturday and had a meeting Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Hicks re with the committees over there in turned last Sunday from Portland regard to the Miners' Jamboree. where they had been visiting for The boys report that the Happy the past week. Camp followers are going places in this Jamboree. Elwood Hussey returned from al business trip to Seattle and Port JORDAN’S land where he spent several days the first of the week. O. W. GREEN Send The Illinois Valley News to your Friends Subscribe for the News : i ! ASK FOR : = : ♦ : s Î : : : I WMWAWJYr. WAW>W>WAVAW> ■G : Hello World! 1 t 2 : When you want “PEP” inside, take PEPTONA A REX ALL PRODUCT Keibel’s PERFECTION BREAD When you want “PEP” outside Attend the MINERS’ JAMBOREE A LOCAL PRODUCT Ì ; CAVE CITY DRUG STORE ♦ Your Rexall Store Cave Junction, Oregon Gateway to the Oregon Caves ! At Your Grocer CREAM Freshly Frozen It’s Delicious 79th HOT PLATE LUNCH Sandwiches That are Different Oregon State Fair 1532 S. 6th St. ■* ’ , fair. •- X yr Grants Pass ^".-.•.■.".W.W.W-NW.S-.SV.SW.S-.-.’.W'.SSñ.S-.SWUVW ' > BACK TO SCHOOL Wool Dresses • 5 ■■ CFTY OPENS LABOR DAY Theatre ALWAYS COMFORTABLE SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. AUGUST 24 25— Bring the Familyl It'a Built tot Everyone! The must adorable group of light weight Wool Dresses that you have ever seen. Sag- No-M<>re Jerseys, Striped Woolen Skirts with velveteen' Blouses, all Woo] Plaids, and Checked Flannel, lovely warm colors. Full Skirts, lots of buttons. Styles for every type of giri, short or tall. !• to 17. 12 to 20. A South Seas Riot of Roaring Laughter and Lilting Rythm! I XHIBITH I From apples to antelopea. Acres ot great displays 5 JACKETS Road to Singapore BING CROSBY, DOROTHY LAMOUR, BOB HOPE I 1*1 < A I ION . . Machiner; and Industrial Show* . . Wild Life State and Federal Exhibits . In structive Movies POPEYE in "Me Feeling’. I. Hurt" PATHE NEWS New Longer Line Jackets. Plaids. Checks and Stripes. Their Must Startling and Newest Adventure! Dr. Kildare's Strange Case New Skirts in all Wool Parker Wilder Flannel. Gored, Flares, and Pleats, Your school wardrobe ta not complete without several Skirts to go with your Blouses, Sweaters and Jackets. SWEATERS LEW AYRES. LIONEL BARRYMORE, I.ARINE DAY AND FUN! Two Bln Carnival Shows ... A Larger Gayway . Bands . . Music. RHUMBA RYTHM NEWS OF THE DAY WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 28 (Children 12 A under. Free I No Student Tie AT PRICES ALL CAN AFFORD QUEEN'S SHOW Selection of Miners’ Jamboree Queen at this Performance I THURSDAY NIGHT, COUPON NIGHT I Also Solid Shades, 12 to 20 SKIRTS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. AUGUST 28 29— I X I Ut I \IXMKNT Rac> Horse Show Ing meet . . . . . Great Night Revue . . . Dance . . . Special Events Sept. 2 through H w f oirfroitntli . . Salem “SUZANNE JR,” “AMERICAN JR." "NELLY DON” Sweaters galore. Slip on. button up or coat styles THE GOLDEN RULE Grants Pass
