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About Illinois Valley news. (Cave City, Or.) 1937-current | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1944)
Page Four Illinois Valley News, Thursday, June 1, 1914 ocals H. M. Smith left Sunday for Los Angeles where he will enter a clin ic for a medical checkup. Robert Balzke of O’Brien enter tained a number of guests at a dinner party last Sunday evening at Clara Magill's Coffee Shop. Mrs. C. G. Alexander arrived last Saturday for a visit with the Don R. Morrisons at the Esterly mine. Mrs. A. N. Coliman had as guests last Sunday her mother, Mrs. Matthews and daughter, Miss Daphne Matthews of Grants Pass. 0 fl Model Cash Grocery fl PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JUNE 2ND AND 3RD .................................................................................................................. 3 I fl & fl Fruits and Vegetables | Fresh and Cured Meati ........................... è ■0 25c 39c CELERY Bunch NEW POTATOES 10 Pounds Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sowell of Medford were in the valley on Memorial day and visited relatives and friehds. < > fl ORANGES, 200 Size Dozen Mi>. ’, Irene MeCasland and daughter Vivian and Mrs. Millie Trefethen made a trip to Medford fl Tuesday. Tl PINEAPPLE, Broken Slices No. 2 Cans.................................. Mr. anil Mrs. Bill Gilmore of Eureka and Dave Gilmore of Brookings spent Tuesday in the fl valley visiting friends and rela tives. COOKIES, Cocoa Bar Per Pound Tl PORK & BEANS, 300 Tall Tl Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith and Mrs. II. O. Smith were all in Grants Pa -s Wednesday transacting busi ness. —o— M iss Margaret Morris of Bend, arrived at the home of her mother, Mrs. O. G. Morris, Saturday af ternoon to spend the summer va cation in the valley. —o— Mr. and Mrs Steimer, daughter and son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. G. Thrasher spent Tuesday in the val ley with friends. Mr. Steimer leaves shortly for Florida where he will be stationed. Cave Junction, Oregon O. W. GREEN, Proprietor 2 Cans........................................... fl CATSUP Per Bottle Tl PEANUT BUTTER 2 Pounds fl Tl KRAFT DINNERS 3 for ......................................... fl NABISCO 100 Per Cent Bran Large Box ............................. Tl fl FISHER’S BISKIT MIX Large Box Tl 37c 23c 25c 27c 12c 49c 33c 18c 31c s VEAL — PORK — BEEF 29c ? h 87c SAUSAGE, Per Pound CHEESE, 2 Pounds COCKTAIL SAUCE, C. IL B............... 0 25c FJ 0 59c a 43c » MATCHES, Winner, Carton PAR Giant Size WHITE ROSE BLEACH Gallai STALEY’S CUBE STARCH 12-oz. Package....................... LUX FLAKES Box ............... MAN KIND DOG FOOD ^Packages........................ 0 26c a ? 19c » FLOUR — Snowdrop 25 Pounds ............... ¡Crown Flour and Feeds' 0 & 0 TRIANGLE ROLLED WHEAT Mr. and Mrs Jim Archibald and fl I 10 Pounds ....... Mrs. Joe Houck of Grants Pass, visited at the home of Mrs. Eliza beth Holland of Bridgeview last Tuesday. den task. The subject of his ever laid away but his life will go on, pected resistance in the Roads egon and I am hopeful that the prevailing good nature and kind for life cannot be destroyed, and Committee and is now in the pro present difficulties will'be cleared Mrs. W. E. Martindale and fam liness, came up and this lady asked his memory will be with the pres cess of being revised and recon up soon. ily left last week end to join Mr. me if I didnt think he was en ent generation, until it. too, has sidered. A number of represen Martindale at Hanford, Washing dowed with many of the character received the last call of nature. To 1 tatives of state highway depart ton, where he is employed on de istics that Frank Stiwalt had. I his ■ loved ones who are left to ments'' are here now conferring fense work. She writes that she freely admitted he had because it mourn, I pray that the Great Qiy- with members of the committee ** enjoyed the trip and is very much was true. Both loved their hijmes er of all good will soften their sor A ahd are endeavoring to secure impressed with living facilities and all they contained; both loved row and give them' streitgth to committee action on the bill. I where they now make their home. congeniality and fellowship, loved endure. talked with Oregon State Highway —-Ö--- ly'ow. my friend farewell. I feel Engineer R. H. Baldock yesterday the environment of their daily life, Quartermaster Paul F a 11 i g, animate and inanimate; both were that I am a better mAtrfAi having-^about it This bill is of consider USNR arrived last Saturday for a appreciated and highly known you. able importance to the State of Or- PHLL. short furlough to visit his father by all their neighbors. and other relatives and friends in It does not seem so very long the valley. He was accompanied Washington Letter ago when “Ed’ Cooke asquired the by his sister-in law Miss Jean Cof fey. They left Tuesday for Se- Fred Wilson place on the Illinois (Continued from Tage One) Friday ami Saturday at tie where Paul is temporarily river. He started in to remodel June 2, 3 has been under consideration ■for and enlarge the old house that was stationed. “MIRACLE OF MORGAN'S there, and to improve and beautify I several months by the Roads Com —o— CREEK” the grounds surrounding it. It mittee of the House was supposed hr. A. N (’oilman attended the Betty Hutton ly slated to be reported out blit' a Shriner’s ceremonial last Saturday seems that now. when he had got ten it to that point where he could week ago it ran into s » u » h ». jinex- Sunday, Monday. Tuesday at Klamath Falls where Art Kel- June 4, 5, 6 I lert. Lew Hammer. K. C. Hamilton fully enjoy the fruits of his ef forts, the final summons came, “THE NORTH STAR ’ and G. W. Martin were initiated came and found him at the post of Ann Baxter, Dana Andrews THE TouoH&bT into the order Tl j-y "11 returned duty on the home front among the SQUEAK* joe> 1 Sunday afternoon. Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. State Guard. His body will be EVER. TACKLED --------- ——o- June-7, K. 9, 10 vQAS PMN ON "RATIONING” ÍHÉ. FARM WITH OFF IN A CORNER Wallace Beery A Pió a Rogue Theater WITH PHIL SNORT Friday and Saturday June 2, 3 Household and Animal SATURDAY AND SUNDAY. JUNE 3 and 4 DOUBLE FEATURE The Man From Down Under W.th CHARLES LAUGHTON -IN OLD CHICAGO” Tvronne Power — ALSO — Charles Starrett Fly Spray Sunday. Monday. Tuesday June 4. 5. t’> Poultry Spray -MY BEST GAL" Jane Withers — PLUS — "GHOST SHIP" Richard Dix AUTNMIHD •KVftltUYMATANMaO (Ml MCOUCTS •nat HMt Mtc . CPHPKTl »asioit Ht-tat'Ow Texaco Gas, Oil. GreäS« ^NpTna rou*L- ti **o« WJ111LA^^^ ( <’ » liMABV COT TAO ( 1 0ATÍWAY TO TMCbtfOON CAVIS K CAVE CITY THEATER itP*- X/M Rivoli Theater NOW WE HAVE Dear Ed: 1 wished 1 knew the propel words and could arrange them in a way aipl manner that would justify the life and charac ter of one of our finest neighbors who has just left us: Edwin N. Cooke. Only about a week ago he came up and plowed our garden and harrowed it He wiv apparent ly in the be<t of health, in fact lie showed no phy-teal ailment hut was his usual congenial and hap py elf. While he was yet putting the finishing touch on our garden ground, one of his dearest friends, if not hi> dearest, was in our home, waiting for him to finish the gar- Cave Junction Illinois Valley Parts and Service C. (KEN) Hamilton Walter Freemon —‘Ray WHson Wed.. Thurs.. Fri., Sat. June 7. 8. 9. 10 THOMAS "SAILOR’S HOLIDAY" Arthur Lake — AND — "CHEROKEE STRIP" Dick Foran KALE Portland • KAST Astoria ••»•••0 I 0 KERBY VARIETY STORE KBND Bend • KFJI Klamath Fall« I <00S Marshfield • KORE Eugene KRNR Roseburg ■ KSLM Salem STEEL WOOL : <WIL Albany • KUIN Grants Pas; 10c KWLK Longview. Washington BOX STATIONERY I 25c and 35c OON LEE.MUTUAL At The Fountain JUMBO MILK SHAKES 1 5c Young Ideas HOME MADE PIE W.th MARY ASTOR and HERBERT MARSHALL Mr. and Mrs. A. Kellert STANDARD 15c I OF CALIFORNIA Masonic Building, Kerby, Ore. I Baked Exclusively by CjluAwú
