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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1941)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, November 13, 1911 Page Eight Locals John Valen was transacting bus. iness in the county seat this week. Kenneth Wells spent the week end visiting his father George Wells and other relatives of the family. He is now employed at Lakeview. Model Cash Grocery Mr. and Mrs. George Allen re ceived word that a young heir was Mr. and Mrs. R. T. IJaumberger born to Mr. and Mrs. Bud Allen of made a business trip to Grants Klamath Falls last week. The son Pass this week. has been named Leonard Lee. Formerly SCHUMACHERS ing Mrs. Elizabeth Bridgeview. E.................................................................................................................. 3 1 X Mr. and Mrs. IL C. Hill of Je rome Prairie, were dinner guests ut the C. C. Babcock home near .Mrs. G. M. Gregersen and Mrs. the Esterly mine. Howard Gregersen and son of San Francisco were guests of Mr. and Last Monday A. L. Mallery, vo Mrs. J. M. Smock at the Holland cational advisor at the CCC camp hotel recently. left for Oakland, Oregon, for a —o— few days visit with his family. Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Fleishman, Jr., and son and daughter of Mrs. John Ulrich and young son, Giants Pass visited Mr. and Mrs. arrived in the valley Tuesday eve J. M. Smock in Holland for a short ning from Klamath Falls where time last week. they have been visiting for a short time. Lieutenant Ulrich has been Mrs. M. A. Porter left for her sent to Maryland where he will re home in Roseburg after spending main stationed for about six weeks. the week-end visiting her mother, Mrs. Ulrich, Sr., of Klamath Falls Mrs. ('. G. Morris on Caves high accompanied her daughter-in law way and other relatives. and is visiting at hi r sister’s home, Mrs. J. H. Dow on Caves highway. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Grey of Port land visited Mr. and Mrs. Knute s Lindgren of Kumfy Kamp Dining room last week end. Mr. Grey taught at the Rockydale school last year. —o--- Mr. and Mrs. John Dougherty art1 making their home in Cave Junction. Mr. Dougherty is a foreman at the Caves ('('(' camp, SATURDAY. having previously been stationed the past IS months at Crater lake. DEC EMBER B ' —o— Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Smith were in Grants Pass several days last : week. They visited Rev. ('. G. Morris who is confined in the Jo sephine General hospital and re port him as very much improved. I For the best time You ever had CAVE CITY THEATER f SATURDAY AND SUNDAY NOVEMBER IS I» y YOUR FAVORITE I LOVE BIRDS ARE CUCKOOS NOW! Larry Musil, Jack Hayden anil E the Misses Edda Burke and Ger- t r u <1 e Bloomingcamp returned I early Tuesday morning from sev (•ral weeks visit in Minnesota. Mon tana. Yellowstone Park and Los Angeles. —o--- M isses Winnie Ha sler and Mel ba Bullard of Kerby made a shop ping trip to Grants Pass the first of the week. In (¡rants Pass they Mary Darling were met who returned and Mrs. home with SPEC ’IAL—BANANAS 3 Pounds for £ ** I 1 THANKSGIVING POWELL LOY 37c 25c ¡POST TOASTIES 111 Oz. pkg, 2 for 15c CORN, MECO 303 size, 3 cans for PUMPKIN No. 2*4 cans, each LARD, BULK 3 Pounds for OATS. ALBERS Minit or regular, 10 pounds for 29c SORGHUM—Fresh and good 5 Pound pail for ■avo iTOBia err» facial ícrAraií’ Î MODERN CHARM Facial Pads Dance For quick <■!< an - mg, removing make-up. Delightful, stnnu- lating. y ! WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 19 (ÿc too 27c oughly lubricated before start ing out. We can do the for vou and do it right. job Don’ wait until the last minute. Have it Done Now SECONDS TO A PORTLAND'S CITY CENTER Close to Business. Theater. Shopping district . . . Garden surroundings. Spacious ’View" rooms with bar or shower. StJlndreWs | j U n TT iqn 4. W. BROADWAY AT COLUMBIA Hext time. Cold Cream FULL cn POUHD California M '■OuCT Cave Junction MAKE THE I 1 FOR NOT lç EXTR a \ÂÎ l FARE! , /|\V JOIN THE THOUSANDS who go East through sunny Californi : through romantic San Francisco and glamorous Los An;i .>. On roundtrip tickets to New York, Chicago and most ot! ir eastern cities, you can go this wav for not lc extra rail i re. GOLDEN RULE YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING ( ENTER We will lay away until you want it down payment. C ped. if you want it. « 0^ SHOP EARLY WHILE STOCKS \RE COMPLETE Southern California All-Winter Sun Festival! WHEN YOU GO EAST through California, you ran see *omc of the M m ) events of Southern California's All-Winter Sun Festi val. From now until March, there'll be something doing eserv day in the land of palm trees and movie stars. For free list of Sun Festival events, see your S. P. agent or write J. A. OrmanJv, 622 Pacific Building. Portland. Oregon. YOU XE\ ER PMORE AT L xj L The GOLDEN RI Lt TE RRYTOON I HI Texaco Gas. Oil Greases GEO. A. HICKS I I Grant» Pa»», Oregon i J $2® **ro w fad/rfundce/c/ Lunch Served at Midnight r ' o ' k ' e it At ,• TEO FtEUNU CT CN A FRiP TH A FULL C’A s tank 0 I for tesaö »>aa»iw|i Your Rexall Store the Auxilia y & 0 you h hv 0 L a 0 % 0 «5c Enough to last you a long time. Fine quality. Ideal for cleansing, moving make-up. Here's a real value. MODERN CHARM pads foxatt 0 0 » SALE ! Good Music SHELL • PORTLAND "NEW ENGLAND'S H Mil t ION YANKEES" MAGIC E.......................................................... • ORDER YOUR TURKEYS NOW SWIFT’S PREMIUM BACON Per pound MINCE MEAT 2 Pounds for A Cave City Drug Store j];¡ I Fresh and Cured Meat tOON c»vts~ MARCH OI ! IME a new bin fr Irmi.. . • n <1 b <•» ! I how the w o « » li I m over!! '3 0 I 0 & 0 should see that the car is thor Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Houck, for- leer residents of the Illinois val- I ley, but now large scale farmers of Klamath county, were week nd visitors at the Dave Webb' home in Kerby. They own and 1 operate a dairy equipped farm of i more than 500 acres. Mr. Houck . ha» 7000 sacks of potatoes in his , cellar worth about $1.(50 per sack! and (500 tons of alfalfa hay in his barn. Some farming! BWECUft The Tomboy ot the Screen.. MONDAY ..... ........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... . Mrs. William A. Brown at "La EJ" Casa Willadora”. Mrs. Brown and M iss Winterton were formerly en HOLIDAYS gaged in missionary work for Methodist women with headquart Are you danning a trip ers in Chicago. the holidays? If you are American Legion hall Cave Junction WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY NOVEMBER 19-20 FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AND I Crown Flour and Feeds Los Angeles, where they have been for the pa.t week visiting Mr. Brown's brother, who was quite ill. —o—— Returning from their hunting trip to Grant county last week were Loy Tucker, John Pickle, J. R. Tucker and Curly Smith. They all brought back a nice elk apiece. --- o--- Win. Blancct has moved his fam ily to their home on the Holland road which is under construction. Mr. Blancet was caretaker at the (• Lee ranch near the White school. --- o--- Mis- Marie Winterton of Chi- ago is th • house guest of Dr. and V.. '1 O. w. GREEN CAKE FLOUR. Swansdown Per package .......................... HALEY’S SOUPS Extra Special, per can RED BEANS 10 Pounds for M. Brown, of Mr. an<| Rustic Im:, returned home from * 15c 18c 19c I Oc 2Oc BAKING POWDER Gold Label. 12 ounce can SALMON. MECO Pound can. each Elk's Smoker Keep that Date Open s PINTO BEANS 10 Pounds for COCONUT Bulk. Per pound F ARMINGTON CHOCOLATES Per pound □ ? Fruits and Vegetables | CAULIFLOWER Per head CRANBERRIES Fancy, per pound SWEET POTATOES 1 Pounds for CARROTS 3 Bunches for ORANGE JUICE O-.MLO, IB ounce cans, each in Holland CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER II, 15, 17 Dr. and Mrs. Edwin H. Lindsey Mrs. Ira Beam and mother, Mrs. left Wednesday afternoon for an S. Payne of Crescent City were extended visit in San Francisco. visitors at the Jim Payne home last Sunday. Mrs. Robert Balzke of the Wal do Motel in O'Brien was transact A. J. and W. O. Wagstaff of ing business in Grants Pass last San Diego, Calif., surprised their Saturday. father, E. E. Wagstaff with a very —o--- short visit last Sunday. Jim Whitehead and his daugh ter, Mrs. Lucy Riley were in Mrs. George Scott and her sis Grants Pass on business the first ter, Miss Victoria Jasperson of the of the week. Cave City Coffee Shop were shop —o — ping in Grants Pas. last Friday. Miss Jeanne Abernathy left —o— Monday afternoon via Greyhound Archie Anderson and son Jerry for Mt. Shasta where she will visit left for their home in Lakeview for a short time. after spending the week end visit —o— 0' Th« Friendly Southern Pacific See your local S.P. agent or write I. A. ORMANDY, Gee. Ptsi. Agt., 622 Pacific Bldg., Portland, Ore.
