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w.- r4r, ( The OPvEGON STATESMAN, Xalea. Oregon, Friday Hornby January 10;?1S35
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I '" in in I ' I r i him
SisteflLPlacide
Dies at Portland
MT. ANGEL, Jam 9. Sister M.
Placide Casey, who died suddenly
Monday afternoon: while xlsitlnf
In Portland, wa buried from the
convent chapel here Wednesday
morning at 9:30. Rev. John Cnm
ttisXy read the requiem high mass
and also gave the funeral address.
Rt. Rer. Ahbot Thomas and Fath
ers Berthold and Maurus were
present In the sanctuary. Inter
ment was laj the Sisters' commun
ity cemetery.
- Sister Plaeide, nee Mary Jane
Casey, was the daughter ot an old
pioneer family and was born near
Woodburn Jane 25. 1863. She en
tered the Benedictine convent in'
1883, observing her golden Jubi
lee two years ago. For -many years
he held the position of secretary
at the convent and taught here
and tn various Benedictine schools
In Oregon and at the mission
school in British Columbia. .
- Surviving are a brother. John
Casey, of Billings. Mont., and
iuivv iieicin, mn ui uguc airs.
I. L. Campbell, Mrs. Charles X.
Allen and Mrs. J. B. Coe.
amr"f egart f -nnlforma
Blscasslonr- were
to organizing another patrol and
names were presented by -boys
from which the troop committee
will choose members. - Three of
the members were in new scout
which wer4"at?hrlstma
gifts and the other three expect
to have uniforms soon. Burton
WUleford, jr., and John anra
han,irn expect to go to Salem
Saturday to pas swimming tests.
Another Scout Patrol '
May Be Organized by
Woodburn Boys Shortly
WOODBURN, Jan. 9. Panther
patrol No.: 4. Bor Scouts, and
t!ir scoutmaster, Ralph Nelson,
held their regular meeting at the
Washington schol Monday night.
Borffc Be Sick
needlessly when all around yon are people
m A a fl 1 1
woo praise mis ionic nigiuj
A. fl. Brni. Sumner. Wa,
writes. "Send in thre. bottlea
at Old Cherokee Tonte . . un
able to obtain an bere."
ami tout "Old Cherokee
obIc" Uar t0. To tnnM
f- ran dawn or neediTMC a tonic 1
can cbeerfulty recommen-t
"Old Cherokee TonK:" tor t to
a treat health builder. N. U
CottrelL Portland. Oregon.
E. U. Pelk. Oswego, Ore,
says. "1 could not ateep
nights, had no appetite . in
tun down condition. Old Cner
okee Tonic . . . did me a o
of good."
A bottle when mixed makes
about S gallons, 1 pint
L CkfTVsaM eWsl
TOHIC
1 mTuW
E E. Ladd. McMSnnTille,
Ore., says. 1 find your tonw
very satisfactory."
Fred Percy. Klamath Faiis.
Ore, writes. -Send me taro
bottles."
R. D. Byrne," McMlnnvUie.
Ore- ears. 1 was gTeatly
benefitted by Using the med
feint . 1 have taken One Bottle ot
your Cherokee Iron Tonic end
feel 100 better. 1 don't
know of any other medicine
that could help tne more. Te
eny cne who needs a tonic 1
recommend Old Cherokee
Tonic. It la a wonderful med
icine. Too may use this m
your advertisement tf yon
care to. Fay Prlndel, Fisher.
Oregon.
- THIS COUPON WOBTIl 46c - -
r,i. onison If eresented at once gether with only Sf Ceats ta cash.
Is fSFm JFeStiS ot OLD CHEROKEE 1&ON TONIC, an3
"IfteJ'usirg 5ricW according to printed directions on Jt Jt yoa
do not think it worth at least 10 times what .you paid for it you
back tne emptyWtle and we will cheerfully refund the 81 cents, it wiu
work J t 4 Fallone of bile from your system. Just as Wack as any ink you
ever saw that is poison to your liver and kidneys.
EAT ANYTHING XOO WISH WHILE TAKING IT
i: TH COCPOII GOOD OKtl WHILE OCB SCrFLT LASTS
WILLETTS
GapSGall ISDwmg Sffci?e
405 State, Corner Liberty Phone 3118
gHWI ,I..MPISqiUI. I lllfll, 1.1. I. .
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HOGG
BROS
325 Court Street
A A WASHERS
VU vU' to Choose From
Rebuilt, Repossessed, Floor Samples and
Demonstrators Get the Ax!
THE GREATEST
WASHER SALE
Ever Held in the Willamette Valley!
CLOSE OUT ...
WASHERS $33.50 to $59.50
6 'AUTOMATIC djJA -A tjOQ Cfl
WASHERS tP4i7.DU TO pO7.0U
WASHERS $39.50 to $59.56
12 PRIMA WASHERS MAKE AN OFFER
WASHERS tPJJ.OU UP
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NEW i i $54.50
UNIVERSAL WASHERS SPEED QUEEN
(Reg. $49.50 Machines) ' DEMONSTRATOR
$38.50 $37.50
100 Wew and Used 25 "As Is"
MAYTAGS WASHERS
$49.50 Au? $2.50aunpd
150 New and Used 15 New and Used
EASY WASHERS IRONERS
$49.50 AuNrp ' . $5.00aunpd
50 Rebuilt, Guaranteed 1 Rebuilt Combination
y WASHERS WASHERS & IRONERS
$17.50 Au? 1 $27.50
Refrigerators
6 Makes 30 Models to Choose
From
Frigidaire Used 0-5QS
Frigidaire-Floor Sample S
; Manj Others Too Numerous to Mention in This Ad
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This Crosley ?A
Shelvador ! e7.UU
Willamette
- Iswgestjv;
Appliance I
. 8'coro
Mom
Appliance
32? Cowf Street
EOSo
Store
Phone 6022
Salem
Tillamook
and
Oregon
Here Are the Rules Re
garding Our 2 for 1 Sale
Many people are under the impression
they must buy two suits or two OTer
coats to get in on the two-for-one sale.
Just to set you straight, read this oyer
' carefully: You can buy a suit and over
coat both for the price of one plus to
dollars. If you don't need two suits or
a suit and an overcoat get a friend
who does and bring him in to share
with you, as size or pattern make no
difference as long as the price Is the
same.
Extra Special
One Lot of
MEN'S HATS
Sf? $4. $fl,Q()
Extra Special
One Lot of
Men's Sweaters
Coat and Slipon JC flft
Styles, Values Up to PO.UU
Extra Special
Men's Heavy Ribbed
UNION SUITS
ITS $1.50 (p
Extra Special
While They Last Only
Closing Out One Lot
MEN' HOSE
Values 25c to 35c
Extra Special
Closing Out One Lot
MEN'S SHORTS
up"" 35c ECp
Extra Special
Men's Broadcloth
PAJAMAS
$1.95 vn$.ll2)
Extra Special
While They Last Only
WORK SHIRTS
upT 59c2(p
Extra Special
MEN'S TIES
fflT 65c
Young Men's Shaggy and
Brushed Wool
SWEATERS
Zipper and Slipon J ff
Styles - Values to $4,011
02.95
OVEQ 005 QUITO
and OVEECOATO
It is by far the greatest and finest se
lection of high grade clothing, we have
ever offered in our sensational two-for-one
sate. Over one thousand gar
ments to choose from! Such' well known
lines as Hart -Schaf f ner & Marx, Mi
chael Stern and many others! Rare
values at their regular price! They
come in all the popular styles and fab
rics fine worsteds, serges, twists,
tweeds, cheviots, etc You buy them
now
819.50 - 25 - 29.50 - 35
39.50-845
Over 600 Arrow, Essley? Fruit of the
Loom and Other Nationally Known
DatetSo S!? Moon
1.65 - 1.95 and 2.50 Values
r .1 A
i or trie
LZ2
Bring a
Friend f nnrnf
IF for ime
Plus Two Dollars
The Popular Brief
Shorts and Shirts
Elastic Top and Fly Front
Sale Price
One Lot of Men's
SUSPENDERS
Hickok and f AA
Others, Values to M.UU
Bring a
Friend
Collar attached and neckband styles in broadcloths, mad
ras, pique, etc Plain colors and novelty patterns. Sizes
14 to 17 'z- Discontinued lines.
' 1
16-Inch High Top
LACE BOOTS
up1"? $6.50 25oG.
Over 500
Closing Out One Lot
Values CA
Up to p0.3U
So)
One Lot of Men's
AH Sizes, with Belt, etc.
Up to $4.45
$2aD
MEN'S SHIRTS
jp"u! $1.65 (g
3 for $25
Friendly and Fortune Shoes
AT SLASHED PRICES
One Lot of
SHOES
S?T $5.00
One Lot of
hdi&ess
X'r$6.00
3
Outfit the Boy From Head to Foot at a
Price You Like to Pay
Boys' Zipper
' Closing Out One Lot
BOYS' SUITS
$10.95
Both Longies and Knickers
Values $Q CA
Up to $0.9U
One Lot of Men's
Semi-Dress Pants
ST $3.95 flB(?g
One Lot of Men's
DRESS PANTS
$4.95 a0(o)g
One Lot of Men's
DRESS P ANTS
u?r $6.oo
Bough Rider College
CORD PANTS
$5.50 and $6.00 Values
Closing Out One Lot
One Lot of Boys
SHOES & BOOTS
Values Q Af
Up to Vd.VD
One Lot of Boys'
CORD PANTS
$1.95 yalues
Zipper Moleskin
SHIRTS
House Slippers
up "t? $2.50 H 0 JX
Pisskin, Calf and Other
Driving Gloves
vpu $2.50 SoSg)
;$i.95 v... $3ii9 Wmmm
BOOT SOX
Heavy Wool
65c value ra