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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 14, 1940)
IllinoisValley News, Thursday, November 11,1910 Page Eight iiSS RSifl Q 0 Í 0 Tá 0 0 5 0 Ti 0 I 0 0 Í 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 Q 0 5 0 5 0 R ffSiüi bü SPI RSE b b ^^ RS bi ib SSS 0 Í Model Cash Grocery Formerly CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON Ä 0 SCHUMACHERS O. W. GREEN » 0 Big Thanksgiving Feast at. the Model this Saturday a COFFEE AND CAKE SERVED FREE ALL DAY—HILL-BILLY BAND WILL PLAY FOR YOU FROM 7 TO 9 P. M. EVERYBODY WELCOME. FREE TURKEYS—BIG SURPRISE FOR YOU AT 8 P. M. COME EARLY SO YOU CAN GET STANDING ROOM. AT OUR LAST BIG EVENT 0 PEOPLE HAD TO STAND OUT IN THE STREET—SO COME EARLY a BACON, Jones s CRACKERS, Cascade & DINING ROOM SPECIALS FOR 16c Sugar Cured, pound 2 pound box a BAKING POWDER ( HEESE, Kraft’s 18c 21c 0 Gold Label, 32 oz. Elkhorn, per lb. 12 Ounce tin .......... .......... 8c $1.03 5 Pound Brick a CORN MEAL, Albers MACARONI 29c 39c 0 Yellow, No. 10 bag 10 Pounds for SOAP, Peets Granulated CORN FLAKES, Albers 5c a Large package Regular size a SHORTENING POTATOES 37c HONEY 39c 0 a BLACK FIGS ORANGES PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast *> 25c lc Pound Jar .......................................... ^»>1* 0 New Crop, 3 Pounds for Sweet and Juicy, each only BANANAS HOT SAUCE a Small White 6c 5 BEANS, 25c Per pound 6 Tins for Pounds for ......... 0 DOG FOOD, Bonnie POTATOES Royal Club 25c SWEET 15c COFFEE, 24c a 6 Tall Tins for 4 Pounds for .................. 1 Pound Tin ................. 3 Pound Tin for................................................ 65c 0 CIDER, Hamilton’s Sweet BUY Plenty of bread today, so yo uwill have it Per Gallon ......................... ready for your DRESSING DEMONSTRATION ALL DAY SATURDAY a c ;■ c 0 Fig Bars Bacon Cranberries Oleo a 2 Pounds for Per Pound SQUARES, Per Pound SWIFTS, 4 tall cans, limit GEM NUT, per pound 0 lie 25c lOc 25c 11c a o PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 15, 16, 17, 18, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY a WESTMINSTER No. 2'» ........ 0 1 ........ 0 50 Pound Sack C D............................................................ > C c 3.............................................................. CI C S Pound Pail CLOVER JI Locals Mr. and Mrs. Rahpael Leonard made a trip to Granta Pasa last week. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Beat'SS were business visitors in Grant» Pass this week. Mrs. NV. F. Darger spent the week end visiting her son and fam ily in Brookings. —-o— Mrs. Ella Sinclair of Santa Rosa. California, is visiting her sister, Mis. Ed Pearsall for several days. day for New Mexico and Texas ing. They took their daughter, where they will spend several Dora with them. months visiting relatives and friends. i Mr. and Mrs. George P. Scott received an interesting letter last Mr. and Mrs. Harold Osborn of week from Mrs. DeEtta Scott a Wellington, Kansas, were visitors former resident of the valley but at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. now making her home in Twin Runyan. They were on their way Falls, Idaho, and sent greetings to to Los Angeles to visit relatives all her friends and acquaintances before returning to their home in in the valley. Mrs. Scott now the east where Mr. Osborn is con makes her home in Idaho with Mr.1 nected with the Wellington, Kan and Mrs. C. L. Schumacher and sas, Creamery. family, being the mother of Mrs. • ® Schumacher and our own George Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Floyd i P. Scott of Scott's Market. Mrs. left Sunday afternoon for Port I -B land where they were called by the D- leath of Al Dean of Grants Pass, I GRANGE who has been ailing for some time. They were accompanied by Miss Maxine Patrick. On their return they will visit C. J. Howard of j Cottage Grove, a former resident i of Kerby. j __ 1 ____ Mr. end Mrs. R. B. Phillips of Ritz Tavern in Kerby were attend ing to business matters in Grants Pa s on Tuesday. —O' post master W. J. McLean and Fred Linkhart were transacting Francis Badden went to Eureka bu-iness in Grants Pass the first of last Friday to stay with his father, this week. B. L. Badden, who is driving the mail truck from Fureka to Cres cent City. He returned home Sun day. On Monday Mrs. Badden left for F>-rc' ? ret i n'l’.g the next day. tn h absence Adelaide McCrady and Charlotte Badden took charge of the II A’ I. Cafe with the assist ance of Mrs. Art Kellert. —o— Mr. and Mrs. Lew Hammer re turned from several days elk hunt- Nir. and Mrs. Lester Frost and son Leslie returned to their home near Deer creek. They have been r-*- -v-L— tor Ms uP i making their home at Montague, T iOiMfu California. ■fcA t?vAEFlk ——O— Nir. and Mrs. E. C. Convert and son Richard of Portland, and Miss 11 leno Athey of North Bend. Ore gon. visited the M. C, and L. Atheys over the holiday. ——O——“ Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson and J > . Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Babcock were ••hopping in Grants Pass last week. In the evening they attended the Redwood Grange meeting. 1 WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20th i BRIDGEVIEW GRANGE HALL Scott wrote that Bob is now em ployed in his father’s store and is making plans on visiting his old home town and schoolmates in the near future. technicolor. The ladies of the as sociation will call on you with tick ets to sell, the same price as the Kerby Parent-Teacher associa regular shows at the theater. ------------ o------------ tion will give a benefit perfor mance Monday, November 25th in A years subscription to The the Cave City theater, when they News is one of the best Christmas will present a full length feature , presents you can make. It lasts entitled, “Queen of Destiny,’’ in | all through the year. P.-T. A. Attraction Coming November 25th ¡AMERICAN LEGION j I I Dance IhankMiniiw I SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 16 THE ARISTOCRATS SWING BAND 5 Pieces and a Girl Entertainer Tickets $1.00 Everything in Kitchenware for the Home and Holiday Dinners American Legion Hall MARTIN HARDWARE Music By ■d I Supper Given by the American Legion Auxiliary city ¡TICKETS ■School Student* Theatre ALWAYS COMFORTABLE Saturday and Sunday, November 16-17 Puretest DOUBLE FEATURE Cod Liver Oil Con centrate Tablets A great book becomes a great Movie! We PROMISE you Grand Screen Entertainment The Mortal Storm An aid in thn reduction of cold* when the diet lack* Vitamin A M argaret sullavan and james stewart And LAUREL AND HARDY n the Biggest I.augh Show they ever made! Two tablets contain more vi tamin A and D than one tea spoonful of Cod Liver Oil. The nauseating taste is out. No un pleasant after-effect». Children and adults enjoy taking these tablets to help reduce their su sceptibility to colds due to lack of Vitamin A. The Flying Duces M ednesdaj and Thursday, November 20-21 LUM AND ABNER IN Rexall Drug Store GEO A. HICKS : I ( ave Junction. Oregon Lloyd Morrison’s Orchestra SOLD ONLY AT YOUR Texaco Gas. Oil Greases : ALUMINUM AND GRANITE ROASTERS FOR THANKSGIVING DINNERS Nour Favorites on the Air—Now on the Screen Mhs Aileen Whitehead who re cently returned from several months stay in southern California, is now making her home with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stone of O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard II. Grii- xell an<l son Bernie, left Wednes-j Dance Mrs. G. A. Petersen of Kerby spent last week end in Roseburg visiting her sister. Dreaming Out Loud CAVE CITY DRUG STORE "King of the Royal Mounted" 5 COLOR CARTOON
