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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1943)
Illinois Valley News, Thursday, April S, 1913 Page Six She was accompanied home by her daughter, Mrs. Mary Clarke of Vernonia, Oregon, who will visit her parents for a short time. Model Cash Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Ben George made Mrs. Daisy Overlander of Wald a business trip to Grants Pass on port, and her daughter, Mrs. Mar Tuesday. ian English of Newport, were week end guests of Mrs. E. J. Wilber. Freeling Sawyer made a busi Mrs. Overlander for the past year ness trip to the county seat on is working night duty at the Wald Monday. port Ranger station. Formerly SCHUMACHERS PRICES —o—— Mrs. Chris Wendt was shopping Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Jordan were in Grants Pass the first of the in Grants Pass the first of the week. week. Mr. Jordon made a visit to the doctor for a check-up due Mrs. Lucy Riley and twin sons to a fractured knee cap while of Grants Pass, spent the week working in the woods. He will end with Jim Whitehead. be in a cast for another six months. Mr. and Mrs. 1). Williamson of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Creveston, Grants Pass were guests of the of O’Brien, entertained Mr. and Creveston» of O'Brien last Mon Mrs. James Tompson, of Grants day. Pass, and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Webb of Elk Valley, with a fine dinner Mr. and Mrs. George Logan and at their home, Monday. The son have moved to the O'Brien guests reported a very enjojyable Camp for the summer to be nearer visit. his work at the chrome mine. Mrs. Harry O. Smith and Mrs. The Sanger Peak road is now open to Camp Chicago with care ful driving. Chains are not es- sential but are advisable. —o— Ki*n Wells arrived home on a He will furlough last Monday, leave the end of the week to re- jjoin his outfit. c. < G. Morris attended the Siski- you District meeting of the Ore- gon Federation of Garden clubs, held in Grants Pass on Tuesday. Mrs. Smith was one of the speak- ers on the afternoon program. Others making the trip to attend vere Mrs. Sam Bunch, Mrs. Gladys King, Mrs. J. J. Villair and Mrs. E. J. Wilber. —o— Mr. and Mrs. John Abernathy ¡ arrived Friday morning from Oak land, Calif., and unexpectedly sur I prised John’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Martin for sev- eral days visit, Mr. Abernathy is flight radio officer for Pan-Amer ican Airways. Mrs. Martin and laughter, Miss Janet, accompanied them to Grants Pass Tuesday where they took the Greyhound for their return home. — o— Feature Dance to be given Sat urday, April 17th, under auspices of the American Legion in the I Legion hall, Cave Junction. Gents, $1.00, ladies free. Good music and a good time assured. i — o-------------- Mrs. K. C. Hamilton and Mrs. Keith Wells are taking the Red Cross instructors course in first aid in Grants Pass. —o— Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Trefethen and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert O’Brien made a business trip to Crescent City last week. —o— Art Kellert who underwent an appendectomy operation several weeks ago was brought home last Tuesday, and is improving rapidly. —o— Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G. Saw yer spent last Sunday visiting Mrs. Agnes Smith at Ashland. Mrs. Smith is a sister of Mr. Sawyer. —o— Mrs. Gladys King of Lone Mt. Valley Resort, mid Miss Hood and CARD OF THANKS her house guest made a trip to We wish to gratefully thank all Grants Pass last Saturday. our friends for their kindness and --- o--- floral offerings during our recent I Bill Furlong made his weekly bereavement from the loss of trip to the valley to attend guard beloved father. Bill now operates a serv- drill, LENORA HERVEY. ice station in Grants Pass. MARGARET CLARK. —o— FRANK SOWELL, Mrs. ('. E. Lawson of O'Brien LEE SOWELL, was in Grants Pass Tuesday for RALPH SOWELL. medical attention. I.. A. zXthey substituted in the postoffice dur ing her absence. —o— Mrs. C. E. Lawson, Mrs. Bert Woodbury, Mrs. C. C. Creveston, and E. N. Cooke, all of O'Brien, made a business trip to Grants Pass last Tuesday. —o— Mrs. R. S. Leonard and son Gordon, accompanied by Mi> M. M I •ew is, Mrs. Joe Houck and Mrs. Elizabeth Holland, transact Lei us help you with your ed business in Grants Pass on Tire Problems. We have Tuesday. every facility —o— Mike Mells, son of Roy Mells returned from Honolulu last Mon day. Hi“ had been working in flVE J U n CT iq ? Honolulu for the past few months. touJil He expects to stay on the main land for some time now. —1>— Mis Edwin ('. Miller and daugh ? :<‘r t Spoksne, M .< -h . ire i lit ng ■ Í Mr 1 L. Quinn, jlister of Mrs. I XI ill.er nt O'Brien. Mi Miller ia s Inrutenant in the arm.v and i' 5 now a prisoner in thle Philippines. EFFECTIVE CAVE JUNCTION, OREGON FRIDAY O. W. GREEN AND SATURDAY, APRIL 9th and 10th. 1943 ........................................................................................ a Fruits and Vegetables | ■3 1 3.................................. iFresh and Cured Meat È......................... fcl E........................ .............. .. NEW PEAS Per Pound Kk* RA VIOLAS 16 oz. Jar 17c BERMUDA ONION PLANTS 100 in a Bunch MILK —Carnation, Borden's, Sego, Per Can 10c WESTWARD PEAC HES, 24 Points ¿ No. 2*4 — 2 cans JELL-WELL 3 Packages for I Ke 2î>c DEHYDRATED CORN No Points — 2 packages SUNSHINE SODA CRACKERS 2 Pound Box KRAFT MALTED MILK 5 pound can 'è $1.60 35c BISQUICK Package RUSKETS 2 Packages Flaed Toasted Cereal POST TOASTIES, Giant Size 2 for ............... MAPEL1NE FLAVORING 2 Ounces BREAKFAST CUP Coffee Substitute, Box OXYDOL Giant Size MATCHES — Blue Star Carton DUTCH CLEANSER 3 (’ans COCOANUT S Oz. Box WALTER KENDALL DOG FOOD 5 Pound Package ALBER S PANCAKE FLOUR I Pound Package HUNGRY JACK PANCAKE FLOUR 10 Pound Bag ■Crown Flour and Feeds' I MAV0E THINGS WILL IO0K. BRIGHTER IF I WIPE '10UP- \A/INDSHIELC> Insurance jMWSÎE EHE CME Of All Kinds THE W&X No Policy too small for our careful consideration GEORGE A. HK KS Texaco Gas, Oil, (¡reases Cave Junction, Oregon No Policy too large for I us to handle the details S New Items Just Received SA TURDAY .nd SUNDAY APRIL 10 11 GENE Al Tin Ration Book Holder Follow the war each day. 25c 25c Hair Bows T lay :• ■ :• \ biaut'ful a -»ortment of bows in satin, gr grain and velvets. 5c - 1 Oc s ? World Atlas Handy container. s s *. ■ ■ s *. 25c - 19c COWBOY SERENADE Children’s Books For every type window All old favorites ALSO NI Ws «nd COLOR CARTOON • » « I *. 504 F Street Grants Pass. Oregon FC^VICTORl BUY UNITED STATES WAR ( urtains 59c - $2.95 Pr. IN .w Ted Coates 15c - 26c - 25c - 39c Mi Margaret'Brewold return e<l home last Saturday evening from a business trip to Portland ^■■■NanraD“. CAVE CITY THEATER See Spring Anklets M ( . Irland was dismissed fron 1 the Josephine General hos pital1 this week wher t' he was tak- ♦n s evcral day«“ ago due to a leg injury sustained whi le working at the Bmton mill. 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