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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1941)
Page Eight Illinois Valley News, Thursday, May 8, 1911 sister of Roseburg, who will visit here for a short time. ocals Mrs. H. P. Bears* made a shop ping trip to Grants Pass last Fri Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Barrett ac day. companied by Isabel Mellow made a shopping trip to Grants Pass last Mrs. Wm. Armstrong left Sat Tuesday. urday afternoon for San Francisco where she will remain indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Hill were in Granta Pass the first of Georg«' Packett and Mrs. M. the week on business. Beckwith of Long Beach, Cajif., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Tom Davis made a business trip Sconce of Takilma for an indefin to the county seat on Monday. ite visit. Mr. Packett is an uncle and Mrr. Beckwith is a sister of Mrs M. Meiro returned to her Mrs. Sconce. horn«- in Cave Junction last Mon day after spending the winter in Bernard Roberts and son of Van Nuys, California. Medford spent the week-end look ing after property interests. They Mrs. Fred Bloomingcamp, moth returned to Medford Saturday eve er of Gertrude Bloomingcamp of ning. the Cave Junction Beauty Shop was a visitor in the valley last Sat Mrs. Harry O. Smith, state gar urday. Miss Bloomingcamp accom den club conservation chairman, panied her mother hack to Horn addressed the (¡rants Pass Garden brook where she spent the week, club lust Tuesday afternoon, and returning to Cave Junction last gave an interesting discussion of Monday evening. wildflower conservation and in — o— structions in preparing roses for the Elwood Hussev Jr. spent the garden show exhibits, May 14- week-end visiting his parents Mr. 15. Her son, “Bit” accompanied am' Mrs. Elwood Hussey. Elwood her to Grants Pass. Jr., left Tuesday for Fort Lewis, —o— Washington where he is quartered. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pomeroy, Mr. —o— and Mrs. Gordon Johnson and Miss J. E. W'uteman left early Satur Nora Marie Pomeroy visited the day morning for Marshfield aft- Pomeroy ranch last Friday and er spending a week in the valley Saturday leaving for San Francis looking after property interests. co Sunday afternoon. Mr. Johnson While here he was a guest at the is Mr. Pomeroy s attorney. H (l. Smith home on Caves high —o— way. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Danley of Sleepy Eye, Minn., Mrs. Lydia W. O. Burch arrived in the val- Woolley of Long Beach, Calif., and lay last week and is looking after Mr. ami Mrs. E. E. Lewarton of his property interests. The Burchs Medford, are house guests at the now reside at Springfield, Oregon. Nat Woolley home. Mrs. Danley —o--- a •Vii and Mrs. HaiTy Messenger surprised their many friends when they drove home this week with a new 1941 five-passenger coup« Chevrolet. They like their new car and Harry is looking for a chance to take his friends on a fishing trip. Just ask him. : : : : And now that Famous i : Richard Messenger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Messenger, spent th«' week end visiting his parents. He returned to his stu dies at Oregon State Monday : morning. Mrs. C. Y. Arnold was shopping in Grants Pass last Monday. — o— Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Johnson made a trip to (¡rants Pass Tuesday. zi à im /'imr/AWT n Gaseo MEATS c COD FISH, Rofico 15 '/2 oz. can SHORTEN INC;, »» S coco 16 pounds .00 MUSHROOM SAUC E, Del Ray 2 cans for 15 I.oln Peterson guest at her home i I s i BAKING POWDER. Clabber Girl 2 pound can BEANS, Bayo 10 pounds c WINDER, Economy Size Each FLOUR, Snowdrop 19 pounds $J.O8 SCOURING PADS. Steel Wool Each io SCOT TOWELS 2 rolls NAPKINS, Assorted 3 for 17c SOUPS, Halev’s 3 for Volunteer Fire Department I I I I WALDO MOTEI I I MODERN IN EVERY PARTICULAR I I Cafe and Grocery Store MAKI OUR Was organized for the protection of the whole valley. The Fire Truck will go any place where there is a fire if they are notified. The residents of the valley should support and help maintain this volunteer fire department, it is for your pro tection, and it is ready and willing to help every way humanly possible. On Your Anniversary CAVE JUNCTION Send The Illinois Valley News To Your Friends ----------- I and Clothing Store ! i BIG REXALI I I I Are Still Available I I I I CITY CAVE CITY DRUG CAVE JUNCTION •4 I V Mr. and Mrs. 1 (.A USt A LUT Or KVUBLE INA CAÄ AS WKU AN ( ONGR M i l VriONS On Your Anniversary and to the ILLINOIS VALLEY OF KICKS AND KISSES Mother's Day, May 11th Romancing in Most Hi 1 a r i o u ■ Battle of tha Saxas in Yaarsl Ha's a Dara - Devil News Hawk! She's Just Devil - May - Care! • I BOX STATIONARY Fine Quality Paper BOX ( HOCOLAIES Delicious—Ass't. 25 LINGERIE HOSIERY Panties, Slips, Gown* Beautiful Summer Shade* Chrome Kitchenware LAWN ( HAIRS 2«>‘ 49 4 : 59 5979 Glistening Pot* and Pan* sl'9 «9 TABLE ( LOTUS Rayon Many Design* Comfortable 1.19 GRANTS PASS Uncle Sam. Non- Belligerent Wednesday and Thursday, May 11-15— HANDKERCHIEFS Attractive -Big Selection SCH I El ERST EIN 219 North Sixth Street H OF TIME Sturdy 5TO •> JOHN ELITE BARBER SHOP Theatre THE YEAR'S Robert Balzke O BRIEN. OREGON W Saturday and Sunday. May 10 and 11— HOME YOUR HOME B OATS, Quick or Reg ular, 10 lbs. The Cave Junction Ait Drews and Elwood Hussey left for Portland, this week to at tend an important state highway road meeting. Mr. Drews may re main to visit his mother and will return the first of next week. TO Til ENEWS 0 610 H St « In Connection GEO. A HICKS 25c 0 a 0 n Martin Hardware Z*A AfZ-ZAZ-ZZZAZs, ~Z n A AAZ -A-A A < A-A-AA-A-AW -e Z^AjJN» a z -~ aaa z a aa a A a * Texaco Gas, Oil Greases 21 [ bargains galore Probst Flower Shop WI TH DEWEYS ¡N THE MARKET 35 |C 25 « ß ;; from I 29 SOAP, Blue O. K 6 bars —o— Cave Junction Mrs. ’ shoots ’ can PEACHES, Dried 2 pounds APRIC OTS, Dried 2 pounds ............. SOAP CHIPS, Crystal White Giant size IO 1 5 c 47 FLOWERS *, I PANCAKE FLOUR. Hungry Jack 10 pounds Mr. and Mrs. Norman Barth and family left Wednesday morning for their horn«1 in Springfield, Cal ifornia, after spending a few weeks visiting the R. T. Baumber- gers. with LARRY MUSIL 1OC ORANGES, Sunkist Sweet and Juicy, Doz CONGRATULATIONS Athe\ Brothers VEGETABLES and FRUITS ASPARAGUS, Local Per pound ............ SYRUP, Blue Karo 5 pounds CAMP HOQUIAM Mother NEWS I B 9 B 0 B 0 a » a 0 a 0 a 0 a O. W. GREEN TOMATOES, Meco No. '¿l/2 can Lewarton are Nat's sis- Mrs. Robert Balzke and Fred Mrs. Lydia Woolley is Gody made a business trip to Brookings today. \t your favorite Shell Sen ice Station Remem ber ILLINOIS V. ™ CROWN FLOUR and FEEDS •• to the / a wt GASOLINE of the Lone attended the in Brooking.' King was a (’ONGR \Tl LATIONS zi CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON Prices Effective May 9-1Û-12 Friday - Saturday - Monday CRACKERS, Cascade 2 lbs. for Mr. and Mrs .1. W. 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