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Illinois Valley News, Thursday. December 12. 1910
NUTS TO YOU!
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Walnuts
Almonds
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SCHUMACHERS
Roasted Peanuts
PRICES EFFECTIVE
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CHEESE—5 lb. loaf, $1.13
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HOT SAUCE
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SPAGHETTI—Bulk
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TUNA FLAKES—No. i/2 Size
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TOM A TO ES—Joseph ine
Large 2,/i Tin—3 for
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FOR YOUR CRISTMAS
CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON
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POTATOES—No. 2
25 lbs.............................
ORANGES—Med. Size, New Navels
'/2 Case, $1.0»—Each..............................
CORN
FLAKES—Albers
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Regular Size .......................
GRAPEFRUIT—Arizona
6 for .......................................
PANCAKE FLOUR
10 lb. bag ...................
SWEET POTATOES—Med. Size for
Baking—1 lbs.................................................
BONNIE DOG FOOD
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2 Pound
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SYRUP—Tea Garden
5 lb. tin ...........................
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'/2 Case $1.09—Dozen .............................. OOV
KRAUT—Columbia
2'/2 Tin .......................
CRANBERRIES—Large, Fancy
2 lbs.........................................................
RAISINS—Seedless
4 lb. bag
DATES—Fresh, and Rolled
Cocoanut—2 lbs.......................
PEANUT BUTER—Real Roast
2 lb. jar
CANDY—Large Peppermint Canes
Each
MARSHMALLOWS
Lb. bag.
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Date, Plum and Fig
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in the valley last Friday on busi­
Jimmie Wakefield and John in the O'Brien district.
ness for his office in Grants Pass. Schram were here from Klamath
■ Falls over the week end visiting
Mrs. I. B. Hearing and daughters friends in the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Leonard Misses Gertrude and Helen, spent
WE CVN'T MIND
were shopping in Grants Pass last the week end in O'Brien.
Miss Gertrude Bloomingcamp
&E I NO" UNDER.
Friday.
and Al Brown left for Hornbrook.
the car '
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Mrs. G. A. Petersen and Mrs. California Tuesday evening where
UliEN ITS
Mr. and Mrs. Harry O. Smith Art Kellert of Kerby made a trip they went to visit the former’s par­
PLACES"
were in Grants Pass last Friday on to Grants Pass last Saturday.
ents for a day.
business and shopping trip.
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Mrs. George P. Scott and her
Jack Wilson had the middle fin­
Mrs. Luciua Robinson and daugh­ sister, Miss Victoria Jasperson, ger of his right hand caught in a
ter Pauline were in Grants Pass were shopping in Grants Pass this jointer at his home last Thursday
wek.
and received a badly smashed fin­
the first of this week.
ger.
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Post master L. E. Athey and Miss
Sheriff A. Donley Barnes was
Mr. and Mrs. Shube E. Robinson
Edda Burke attended the post mas­
ter's meeting and banquet in and grandson recently returned
Grants Pass last Saturday evening. from Oakland, Calif., where they
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visited their daughter and family
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bunch ac­ over the holidays.
I companied I.,
hy Mrs. Mattie E. Sey-
j ferth and ..Irs.
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Lily White were
The drilling crew consisting of
' (hoping in Medford last Friday. I Mike Condin, Harold and Louis
Saturday, Sunday
Brandt, of the Atlas Dredging Texaco Gas, Oil Greases
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watkins were
December 11-15
company are now testing ground
GEO. A. HICKS
business visitors in Grants Pass on
A vivid, dramatic adventure in
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Monday. Mrs. W. F. Darger ac­
Canada's North Woods
companied them.
Adrienne Perfume Set
$1.00
CAVE CITY
THEATRE
"Untamed”
Cara
Nome Talcum
Burnt Wood Scrap Book $1.00
I’atritin Morrison
Ray Milland
Akim Tamiroff
Gueit
(wood)
$1.50<
Dr. Grabow Pipes
Wallets
(Zipper)
Gent, Sh avinj Set
always
Lifetime Fountain Pen
Set
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"The Gid from
God's Country
Chapter
Remember, Thuraday'a
Coupon Night Again!
How to have a
Kierry Xmas Trip
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TO CALIFORNIA
She braved a wild frontier for
the man she loved!
“King of the Royal
Mounted
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$1.00
M ednesday, Thursday
December 18-19
Chester Morris
Jane Wyatt
Charles Bickford
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Cellophane Tobacco P'ches 50c1
MAR( II OF TIME
On Foreign Newsfronts
POPEYE in
“NURSE MATES
It is reported that Wednesday and family returned home from a
morning the themometer fell down two weeks vacation that took them
to 16 degrees, Winter does not to Corvallis for O. A. C. home com-
start until the 21st. How come? ' ing and Portland and Spokane
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where they visited relatives and
Two miners from Happy Camp friends.
stopped at the Holland hotel Tues-
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day evening and stated that the j Mrs. E. B. Pearsall and her sis­
road to Happy Camp was in good ter, Mrs. Ella Sinclair of Santa
condition.
Rosa, California, who has been
visitin'? relatives in the valley for
Mi. and Mrs. Donald Tycer and the past several weeks, left for
family returned to their home in Portland yesterday where they will
Lakeview after visiting several visit until after the Christmas holi­
days in the valley last week.
days.
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Mr. and Mrs. John F. Foran of
Word has been received from
Pern, South America, and Earl K. C. J. Howard that he is much im­
Nixon, director of the State Min­ proved since his recent illness.
ing Board, spent the week end with Mrs. Daisy Gilmore, a daughter, is
Mr. and Mrs.- C. R. Stout at the making her home with him at Cot­
tage Grove. Mr. Howard was for
Esterly mine.
many years rural route carrier and
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HSiO many
IIKIIIJ friends and relatives in
hrs
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowerman the valley.
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Here's a simple recipe for a real­
ly enjoyable holiday trip:
1. Leave vour faithful car in the
Zenith Radio, 6 Tubes
garage and save the wear and
tear of a long winter drive.
$17.95
2. Board a con. steam-heated
Ph ileo Refrigerator
Myrtlewood Novelties
costs and we think you'll find
that train travel is actually cheap­
er than driving.
Southern Pacific train. Relax
and take it easy while the
engineer drives you swiftly
and safelv to your destination.
50c and up
CAVE CITY DRUG STORE
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Your Rexall Store
Cave Junction, Oregon
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Arrive really rested—not worn
out hs a long tiring drive.
Southern Pacific offers vou a
wide variety of low fares to all
■■ ■ nts—on sale now. Compare
The Friendly Southam Pacific
S« local I P a(Mlt or «ri,, t *
ORMANDY. Cea Pau. Âgtat. 622
Pacific Building. Portland. Oregon
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