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Illinois Valley News. Thursday. December 5. 1940
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PRICES EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 6, 7, 8, 9 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MONDAY
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Milk
Relish Spread 23c Mince Meat 29c a
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CANDY
TOBACCO
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POTATOES
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Bacon Squares lb. 12c Lard
EGGS
FEED
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Candy, Nuts, Box Candy, Xmas Package Tobacco and Cigarettes
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H E U CLUB WILL HOLD THEIR CHRISTMAS FOOD SALE HERE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7th 0
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OUR PRICES
WE ONLY CARRY
ARE ALWAYS RIGHT
THE BEST
SEE US
Formerly
SCHUMACHERS
WHEN YOU BUY
Swift’s
4 Tall Tins
CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON
FRESH MEATS
2 Pounds
Quart Jar
Table Queen
CORN MEAL, Albers Yellow
9 Pound Bag for ......................
ONIONS, Sweet Spanish
4 Pounds for .....................
GRAPEFRUIT, Silver Slice
No. 2 Tins, 2 for...................
FLAP-JACK, 2'/, Lb. Package
Albers Batter Spoon Free
YAMS, Southern
3 Pounds for ......
PEACHES, Our Choice
2'/i Tins. 2 Tins for.....
CAMPBELLS SOUPS. Except
Chicken and Mushroom. 3 Tins
CARROTS, Fancy Local
3 Bunches for ...................
BEEF STEW, Brunswick Style
No. 1 Tins, 2 for............................
SNOWFLAKE (RACKERS
2 Pound Box for
APPLES, Rome Beauty
6 Pounds for ...................
HOT SAUCE
fi Tins for.....
SARDINES, In Tomato Sauce
No. 1 Oval Tin. 3 for
WALNUTS, New Crop
2 Pounds for ..................
BABY FOOD, Heinz
3 Tins for....................
CITRON, LEMON and ORANGE
PEELS. Per Pound
PEANUTS, Fresh Roasted
2 Pounds for ..........................
POP CORN. Large Pail
Ready to Eat....................
CHOCOLATES, Fancy Assorted
2 Pound Box for
2 Pounds
CHRISTMAS MIX
CIGARETTES, Camel’s
Christmas Carton Packed
BRAZIL NUTS. New Crop
2 Pounds for ........................
Christmas Packages
1 Pound Tin
25 Pound Bag
No. l’s
(¡uní Drops and Chocolates
George Washington, 65c
Prince Albert, 75c
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BRING IN YOUR
BUY YOUR
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TOP PRICES
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WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GOODS
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Our Prices are Lowest
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SHOP OUR STORE BEFORE YOU BUY
today (Thursday) morning and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred McClintock and Commissioner-elect Pete Fred- took preliminary steps to form a
said he was improving.
of Bellflower, California, are vis-1 erickson.
'cooperative
cooperative organization
organization to
to mar-
mar­
iting the Orie Lee home on Caves
“We told Merrill that the coun­ ket the crop. The chief producing
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Stone have highway. Mrs. McClintock i s a ty will cooperate to the utmost, and
I moved from O'Brien to Grants daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee. any WPA request for the use of areas are in the Rainier and Clat­
Mr. an<| Mrs. Frank Frettai were
Pas where they will now make They expect to remain here for a county road equipment will b e skanie districts.
busineaa visitors in Grants Pass
their home permanently. They few weeks,
complied with immediately at any g,
this week.
have purchased property in the
time,” McElligott said.
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I Mr. and Mrs. Karl Theurekauf
Fruitdale district.
The county plans to furnish its
Mrs. C. C. Babcock and Mrs.
CHRISTMAS
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of Camp Muir were transacting full 25 per cent of WPA project
Gay Smith were in Grants Pass to­
Mrs. L. W. George and baby son business in Grants Pas last week. costs by providing equipment for
SPECIALS
day, (Thursday).
were taken home from the Joseph- Mrs. Theurekauf returned recent-! the jobs, thereby receiving a gen­
inc General hospital recently. To ly from Venice where she visited erous rental credit in return, the
A. I,. Mallery, vocational super­
celebrate the arrival of a new heir her brother who suffered a slight commissioner said.
visor of the CCC camp was in
Mr. and Mrs. George purchased a stroke but is gradually improving.
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(.rants Pass on business last Mon­
new Studebaker sedan.
COLUMBIA NOW MINT
day.
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OIL CENTER
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Th.» adv. and 50c will entitle
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Oppie of COURT TO SEEK
holder to Shaniooo and Finjrer
Mrs. W. T. Sherman and Miss
wave, regular price $1.00
ST HELENS-—Columbia county
Victoria Jasperson of the Cave City O'Brien were in Grants Pass on WPA PROJECTS
business
Tuesday.
Mr.
Oppie
pur
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is now one of the largest mint oil
Coffee Shop were shopping in
chased a new drag saw and is start­
producing areas in the United
(■cants Pass this week.
ing to cut wood very soon. Mr. Her­
The county court is beginning States with over 1000 acres plant­
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Dr. A. N. Collman and daughter, mon accompanied them to Grants a determined effort to obtain WPA ed to peppermint, reports G. A.
projects well in advance of the Nelson, county agricultural agent.
Judy, and Mrs. Harold C. Hill re­ Pass.
CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON
immediate need for them here­ This area produces a crop of pep-
turned from Portland where they
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Thorpe after, County Commissioner
Rich . ! perniint oil worth about $100,000
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have been for the past week.
GEKTUDE BLOOMINGCAMP
were in the valley Tuesday from ard McElligott said recently, fol- j annually. The growers recently E
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Miss Wanda Burch returned to an extended trip through Idaho, lowing a conference with WPA I
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her .‘tudies at U. of O. after spend­ Oregon and Washington. They Supervisor Merrill at Medford by
for
California
where
were
leaving
the county court, county engineer, I
$1.00'
leg the holidays with her parents.
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as
Adrienne Perfume Set
they plan to make their home in
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Mr. and Mis. W. O. Burch.
Carn Nome Talcum
.50!
the future.
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Burnt
Wood
Scrap
Book
Karl Thetierkauf left recently
f r Santa Monica. California,
M . mid Mrs. Freeling L. Saw­
Guest Books (wood)
where he has entered for a govern­ yer spent last week end in Cres-
Dr. Grabow Pipe»
mental coui se at the Douglas Aer­ cent City at their bench cottage. I
Cellophane Tobacco P’ches 50c^
onautic school.
Mrs.
They were accompanied by
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Sawyer’s mother, Mrs. Minnie Cos-
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Wallet» (Zipper)
69c
John Wilber now residing near son who will remain there for a !
Gents
Shaving
Set
69c
Brookings. Oregon, visited rela­ longer visit with relatives.
tives in the valley recently. John
Lifetime Fountain Pen
is ranching on the Chetco rivxer
ami lining nicely.
/¡SKiO A MAN If
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HISWINfMlSSlUN
Ralph Messenger returned I !to
WE.V ATIfNrifN
OSC last week after spending the
HE sAlO - I iX’Nî
Thanksgiving holiday with his par-
MUEVE MV(.A¿
enls. Mr. ami Mrs. Harry Messen­
HAS O se
ger of Takilma.
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Give your
Chriitmai
Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Baumberger
Pretent with
those ex­
left Monday morning for San
Ira good Lubrication Jobs that
Francisco where they will visit for
vou get at the Cave Jupnction
about ten days. They plan to re­
Motor Court Standard Oil Ser­
turn the first of next week.
Cave Junction
Beauty Shop
I
vice Station.
Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Drake hail
recently as guests at their home
J. Ring nnd family of Marshfield,
Mrs. J. E. Durkee of Gold Hill and
Ivan Govornur and family of Cres­
cent City.
Dr. E. E. Brooks was taken to
the Grants Pass hospital last Wed-
nesday by Dr. Coliman, quite a
sick man. Dr. Collman saw him
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Zenith Radio, 6 Tubes
Your car mar not
Philco Refrigerator
appreciate it, but it will oper­
ate a darn tight better.
M\ r tie wood Novelties
SHOPPING WEEKS
LEFT
CAVE CITY
THEATRE
Saturday, Sunday
December 7-8
More Exciting and Col >rful
than the unforgettable “Jesse
James”!
IN TECHNICOLOR
Henry Fonda in
The Return
OF
Frank James
W’ith Gene Tierney, Jackie
Cooper, Henry Hull, and other
"Jesse James" characters again
enacted by the same players.
Wednesday, Thursday
December 11-12
$17.95
$119.95
50c and up
Plus
King of the Royal
Mounted”
Two Color Cartoons—
FeXUCO Gas,
Oil Greases
lütaav
coitaci «
Olit WAY n> TMt (MtOOTM CAVtS
GEO. A. HICKS
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Your Rexall Store
Cave Junction, Oregon
THE MILKY WAY
POOPDECK PAPPY
Coupon Night Thursday