Illinois Valley News, Thursday, July 13, 1941
Page Four
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Johnson made
a hurried business trip to Grants
Pass last week.
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Mrs. Ted Womack of Kerby
transacted business in Grants Pass
last Monday.
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Harry Welch has just completed
putting a tin roof on his barn. Ed
Pearsall helped him with the work.
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Mrs. Lillian Woods of Los An
geles is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Johnson. She will
remain for about a month.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pearsail of
the Caves highway, visited in the
county Seat Sunday and Monday.
Harry Welch accompanied them.
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Mrs. A. C. Thayer left via Grey- j
hound last Saturday for Oakland,
California, where she will visit rel- i
atives and friends indefinitely.
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Mrs.
Walter
Freeman
and
daughter, Becky, left last Friday !
for a short visit with friends and
relatives in Portland and Astoria.
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George W. Martin left via train
the first of the week for Portland
where he went to purchase stock
for his hardware store.
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Howard Taylor and Miss
Lois Taylor left today (Thursday)
for Oletha, Colorado, for a three
weeks visit.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Caryer of the
Caves highway, accompanied hy
Mi. and Mrs. George Oberer of
O’Brien, spent last week end at
Klamath Falls on business.
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Mrs. Lulu Wells left last Thurs
day afternoon for Pittsburg, Cal
ifornia, to spend a short time with
her husband, Pvt. Keith Wells,
who is stationed at Camp Stone-
man.
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Mrs. George Morey was shop-
ping in Grants Pass the first of
the week.
She accompanied O.
W. Green of the Model grocery on
hi regular trip to town for pro
duce.
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Model Cash Grocery
Cave Junction, Oregon
O. W. GREEN, Proprietor
l>R1CES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY, JULY 14th AND SATURDAY, JULY 15th
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| Fresh and Cured i Meat |
Fruits and Vegetables
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(ANTALOUPE
Two sizes, each
BACON SQUARES
Per pound
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22c
GRAPES, Thompson seedless
Per pound
PARKAY
2 Pounds for ...................................
GREEN PEPPERS
Per pound
HORSERADISH
Pints
ONIONS
3 Pounds for
COFFEE, M. J. B.
Per pound
GRAPEFRUIT
4 for
BAKING POWDER. Clabber Girl
32 Ounce can for
53c
45c
35c
23c
10c
25c
14c
25c
80c
45c
35c
21c
25c
E. Z. APPLESAUCE
2 Packages for
ORANGE MARMALADE
2 Pound jar for
BOSCO
Per jar
RICE, M. J. B.
Brown or White, 2 pounds
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Ju mito size
LIGHTER FLUID
I Ounce Ijottle for
12c
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E. J. Prucha, recently arrived
in the valley and purchased pro
perty on the Takilma road where
he has started clearing land for
building .i home, was in the county
i at on business thi- week.
and
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The junior Hockett’s live in Port
land and are here on a visit.
Wc are still in the
RECAPPING
BUSINESS
Using truck Campbell-
back rubber, the best
there is. We also fur
nish you a tire to carry
for a spare if desired
CAVE CITY
THEATER
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JULY 14th and 15th
Bomber's
Moon
and
Invasion
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K. C. (KEN) Hamilton
Wed., Thurs., Eli., ami Sat.,
July 19th. 20th, 21st, and 22nd
"HEY ROOKIE"
With Ann Miller
—AND—
“THE VIGILANTES RIDE’’
With Russtdl llavde.i
—PLUS—
7th Chapter of Serial “B \TJIAN”
OUT OF
hown of
actual invasion of France
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FRUIT JARS
Per dozen. Quarts
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DON LEE-MUTUAL
LOWELL
THOMAS
NEWS
TIME
Standard of California
BUY WAR BONDS—
Attention ‘
All Home Fanners!
Before you begin your 1944
canning. Good Housekeeping
Magazine advises you: use the
boiling-water bath method for
tomatoes and fruits, only. Can
all vegetable» except tomatoes
by the correct use of a pressure
cooker to be sure of killing
botulinus germs. In the last few
years, cases of botulinus food
poisoning have cropped up in
widely different parts of the
country. Buy. borrow, share a
pressure cooker—but don’t can
lowacid vegetables any other
way. If you want further in
formation, write Good House
keeping Magazine, 595 Eighth
Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.
WNVS OVER AMERICA
Saa Gulls Cry
l't Salt Lake City is a
memorial to sea gulls,
by Mahonri, grandson
of Brigham Young. It
c >mme:.ior..tcs the sea
gulls of 18-13 that
stroyed the pest
crickets appearing
the Great Salt Lake
gion.
NO TAXES HERE
LET US DO YOUR
PRINTING
ITS NOTAS u MXWLE
AS THE ROCKEg Ar
HOME - MT W (yo
PiMtS im a rumble
Back the Attack!
Buy Mero Than Before
Over the clifTs nf Dover
the sea gulls wheel and
cry as isolated lookouts
keep tense watch in
preparation for the Al
lied invasion. Ear above
them our bombers roar
toward Germany daily.
E
Hair Oil
We Carry a Complete Line of
('leansing Tissue
Building Material
—At the Fountain—
Fountain Coke
Ready to take away !
SHINGLES
CELOTEX WALLBOARD
ACME PAINTS
TENKOTE
and
Root Beer Floats
th'
BORAXO
Per package
MATCHES
Carton
BROOMS
Each
F
ROGUE THEATER
Friday
and Saturday. July 14-15
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HAPPENED TOMORROW"
J. L. Johnson, jeweler, who has
With Dick Powell
been in the Krieger building since
Also Disney Cartoon
he started operating in Cave Junc
tion, moves! his jewelry shop last Sun.. Mon., Tues., July 10-17-18
‘ SONG OF RUSSIA '
Sunday to the building next, door
Robert Taylor and Susan Peters
to Beard’s shoe shop, across the
Wed., Thurs.. Fri., and Sat.,
street from the post office.
July 19th, 20th, 21st. and 22nd
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"COVER GIRL”
C. W. Johnson and George Bour
With Rita Hayworth
of Kerby, returned from Hobo Hot
Springs, near Bakersfield, Califor
nia last Sunday. The boys return Friday and Saturday, July 14-15
ed greatly improved in health after
"SWING FEVER"
i
their three months sojourn at the
With Kay Kyser
—ALSO—
springs.
"OKLAHOMA RAIDERS”
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With Tex Ritter
A. E. Krieger of Kriegers cloth and 6th Chapter of "BATMAN”
ing store, and his son Delbert, who
has been here visiting, left for Sunday, Monday, Tuesday,
Portland last Sunday where Mr. July 16th. 17th, and 18th
"WHERE ARE YOl'R
Krieger will purchase an extensive
CHILDREN?"
line of merchandise for his store.
Wi(h Jackie Cooper
—PLUS—
They are expected to return this
"TUNISIAN VICTORY”
week end.
Invasion and liberation of North
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Africa. ALSO
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