TLa OREGON STATESMAN. Calea, Oregon,' Thursday. tloralag. October. 25
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Arlington, Wash., before her mar
riage. Mr. Kimmell has been em
ployed as druggist at the Ham
mond store In Mill City since last
April. The Klmmella will be at
home In the Hall apartments with
in a short time.
Methodist Choir
to Hold'Parker
Program Sunday
SrLVXRTON, Oct. 14. The
Methodist senior choir wm give a
"Seta Parker" erening at the
church Friday night under the di
rection of Jena Howard ant Trad
Baker. The east of aaaraeters
wag selected by Mrs. Harold Da
vis. Mr. Howard win. aet aa Seta
Parker and Mrs. Sdson Comstock
win take the part ot Mrs. Parker.
Others taking characters In the
evening- of song are; Mas. W. P.
Scarta Mrs. Harry Rlehee, ' Mrs.
U Lewis, Mrs. J. Carrie, Mrs. P.
B. Sylvester. Catherine Harrtsoa.
Elaine Clower, Mrs. P. A. Moore,
Max Scrtber, .A. H. Smith, L W.
Alfred. W. E. SatcaweU. Bill Dix
on, Bert Day, W. a Cain. . ; -
Group From Point
Sees Great Storm
Near Rose Lodge
.VICTOR POINT. Oct, l-Ur.
and Mrs. O. W. Humphreys and
children Thelma and Robert and
Mlas Xva Humphreys of . Shaw
spent, the weekend at the Clala
Humphreys home at Rose Lodge.
Oa 8unday the party visited the
ocean and witnessed; the severe
storm which according to a 7-year-old
resident of that section
was the worst storm known.
: The entire , neighborhood was
shocked and saddened by the
death of Lenora Orren at her
home la SUrerton Sunday. The
ten place before moving to Silver
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Eastern Star Fetes Many
' j Past Heads at Big
: t.. Event Monday
- WOODBURN, Oct. 24. -Dr. JL
. X. Caswell of En sen e experienced
a narrow neap Tuesday morning
about 1:45 o'clock while driving
nortn en the Paelfie alghway near
WoodDorn. Doe to wet and allp-
- pery parement and trying to stop
to arold hitting a conpe which
was tarniar in to Wood bam from
the : nigh way, Caawell'a ear skid
ded and got out of control and
made a wild dash for the south
end of the store and restaurant
owned by C. D. Smith, known as
the Arch store, wrecking that end
and a' section of the west side of
the banding. When stopped the
car was inside and a good deal
of the store's stock 'Scattered on
the ontside. The fire department
was called, as there wag danger of
(Ire- from the damaged car. No
one was hart.
1 Wright Leaving
Harold Wright, son of Mr. and
Mrs. O. F. Wright, will leare
Thursday for Vancoarer and from
there will go to Sad Francisco to
san, November 1, for Honolulu
where he will be employed as
technician for the government in
radio service. He will serve an
enlistment period of two and one
half years in the signal corps of
the United States army. -
The Wood burn high school
second team played a scoreless tie
with the Gervais high school first
team Monday, on the Gervais
field. This was the first game for
the local second team this season.
Katherine Ann Becker, small
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John
Becker, , celebrated her fourth
birthday Sunday by inviting a few
of her, little friend3 to spend the
afternoon. Present were Gerald
Christie, Evelyn Becker, Brenda
Hanrahan, Margaret Donelly, Den
nis Miller, Joseph Becker and
Thomas Becker, and Katherine
Ana Becker.
Card Winner Listed
v Twenty-six tables of "500"
were In play at the card party giv
en by tne bt. Luke s Altar soci
ety at the community hall Sun
day night. Prises were won by
Mrs. Frank Weiss, first; Miss Syl
via Huffman, second, and Mrs. J.
O. Jensen, third, for women, and
Fred Miller, first. George Kudna
second and Joe Serres third, for
the men. Evergreen chapter No.
41, Order of the Eastern Star, en
tertained the past matrons and
past patrons of that chapter at
their meeting held in the Mason
ic temple Monday night. Venus
chapter from Donald and Gervais
chapter members were also guests.
Refreshments were served to
about 80 members and guests.
Mrs. Edna Lytle was chairman of
the dining room committee.
Lows Renovizing
Recently Bought
Hollywood Place
HOLLYWOOD, Oct. 24.
Charles E. Low, who purchased
the E. E. Lucas place last summer,
moved recently and have been
busy ever since, making it a mod
ern home in every respect.
G. W. Robert's residence is al
so undergoing renovizing. Roberts
Is residing the house with shin
gles and adding a fireplace.
E. 0. Holler added a new wood
abed and fruit room on his place.
iC S. Thomas re-shingled his
house recently. W. M. Davis has
also had his room re-shingled.
Kimxnel Takes Bride
to Mill City to Live
KILL CITY, Oct. 24. Mr. and
Mrs. J. C Kimmell have returned
to Mill City from Seattle where
they were married October 19, at
Plymouth church, the Rer.
Charles L. Williams officiating.
Mrs. Kimmell was Helen Coe of
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. STATTON, Oct. 14. The Ep
worth Players of the M. E. Ep
worth league will present "Don't
You Dare Divorce Me," a two-act
comedy Monday, October 29, at
the Grange hall at 7:80 p. ra.
sharp. A small charge will be
made. In addition, there will be
vaudeville acts and musical en
tertainment. The comedy drama
Is being directed by Rer. D.
George Oole. The young people
are raising money for their Insti
tute fund. The play cast .in
cludes Donald Alexander, Aalta
Meehen, Hortense Stayton and
Wallace Wright
The regular church night pot
luck supper was held in the base
ment of the M. E. church Monday
with Mrs. D. George Cole and Mrs.
Claude Booker in charge. The
welcome to new members and to
Mrs. H. J. Rowe, who has re
turned from an extended visit to
California, was given by the pas
tor. Rev. D. George Cole. Speech
es were also given by Howard
George, Mrs. H. J. Rowe and others.
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SCOTTS MILLS, Oct. 23 Mr.
and Mrs. Levi Kellis and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kellis and
family have returned home from
a two weeks visit in Crescent
City, Calif., where they visited Mr.
and Mrs. John Kellis, parents of
the Kellis boys.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Crites have
an 11-pound daughter, born Fri
day, October 19, at their home.
Mrs. Mamie Mull has returned
to her home in San Francisco,
after visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Hettwer at Crooked
Finger.
The heavy rain and wind Sat
urday and Sunday caused quite a
bit of damage to telephone and
light poles in this vicinity.
Book and Thimble
Club Has Election
At First Fall Meet
KiNfiwnnn nt 2 Anni
election of officers in .the Book
and Thimble club was held Thurs
day, their first tall meeting, at
the home- of Mrs. Charles
Schwartz. Mrs. C. H. Temple
ton, as last year's vice-president.
automatically succeeds Mrs.
Schwarti as president Mrs. A.
L. Applewhite was elected vice
president, Mrs. Ray Lacey, secre
tary and Mrs. C. N. Hatfeaway,
treasurer. Mrs. Applewhite will
entertain November 1.
Mrs. Joe Matthews who has
been a guest for several weeks of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
England, left Friday night for her
home at Yreka, Calif. Her de
parture was hastened by a mes
sage reporting the serious Injury
of her husband while working
with a highway construction crew.
He is now in a San Francisco
hospital.
Hunters Overcome by
Monoxide Gas Poison
DAYTON, Oct. 2 4. -Harry Stou
tenburg, Raymond Palmer, Glenn
Felton and Harvey Robertson re
turned home Monday from hunt
ing near Prlnevllle. While going
through the McKensle pass Harry
and Raymond were overcome with
monoxide gas poisoning from the
engine while the car windows
were closed, but they have fully
recovered.
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For a free ride downtown this morninr, between 9 and It, just tell the 4 1 xiX v TP"' A
driver that yon art going downtown for Dollar Daj shopping. AD dty II T , 'j
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Johnson's Main Floor Dolla
Dollar Day Dollar Day
Jacket Special Dress Special
$5. $5.
These are genuine Suede These dresses formerly eold
Jackets, regular value up to ap to I I.I I. Silk dresses,
18.11. Believe it or not, wool dresses in this group.
Dollar Day Dollar Day
Dress Sale Coat Special
JS1 sio.
f IVs Plain tailored eoats. Dress
These dresses are of the bet- coats galor, Car trimmed and
ter grade and we must say all Interlined. For this sale
that they are outstanding ftnd this sale only, 1 10.lt.
values regular up to $11.75.
These silk dreasee are regu
lar value ap to tll.Tf. Sites
14 to 41.
Gennlne Leather
Purses for this
sale, LOO.
Dollar Day
' Coat Sale
S14-95
Believe us when we say that
these coats are positively
the best values ever offered
by as this tune ot the year.
Look at the price. These are
all dress coats regular val
ues up to flt.TI.
Dollar Day
Sale of Gloves
St'8
Genuine kid gloves, extra
special ...
Doffcr Day
Odds a Ends
Dresses slightly soiled
by handling. Out they
go. Each ...
50c
Dollar Day
Sale of Silk
Slips
For this sale only. Limit t
slips to a customer and
these are all our regular
11.11 slips for this sale and
this sale only price 1 1.11.
Johnson's DOWNSTAIRS DOLLAR DAY SALE
Dollar Day
SILK DRESSES
These dresses are slightly soiled and messed
from handling but they art regular values
up to 12.75. Out they go at one flat price.
Each
100 Per Cent
SILK SLIPS
Specially priced at
82.
Outing Flannel
Gowns and Pajamas
J7
These are all fresh and crisp. Regular values
up to $1.98. Out they go. Each .
Wool Skirts
A big assortment to select from. rtT OC!
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BaHy worth up to 3.50. This
Dollar Day sale , '
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Dollar Day Sdt cf
LADIES HATS
Aajr ht in th, downsUtn (tore.. rt7 .fiiffii
Tour eholc '-'V
HOUSE DRESSES
STREET DRESSES!
All guaranteed fast colors. For
this sale , '--
LADIES, DRESS
Only a handful left and small
sizes only while they last.
Your choice
e.
COATS
SILK DRSSES
that are going to. sell if we have to give them away. These
art values up to $9.95. Out they go, all at one flat price.
Each ; , ,. ,,, , ., , ,,
,99
We always aim to please our customers and when we ad
vertise values we give just that.
Signed, O. FV JOHNSON.
Oh yes, we forgot to mention we have just received over
20 dozen brushed wool sweaters. Zippers, twin sets etc
SAY FOLKSOME EARLY TO AVOID THE BIG CROWDS
During this great Dollar.
Day sale there will be no
charges, no approvals, no
refnnds. , v
: 464466 StateThe Store for Ladies
During this great Dollar
Day sale there will bt no
charges, no approvals, no
refunds.