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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem Oregon, Friday Morninsr,-October 21, 1938
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Council Accepts
Water System Aid
$22,000 of WPA Funds
- to Be Used in Project;
School Lots Deeded
SCIO An ordinance formally
accepting the" offer of the federal
government to aid In financing
proposed reconstruction and im
provement of the Scio water ays
tera was adopted at the last
meeting of the city council. The
measure received the affirmative
vote of each of the roar members
present,--.' V?:';,r
The gorernrnent'a tentative
participation .Includes, a grant of
approximately $10,000 and a loan
of approximately $12,400, both of
which have been approved by the
public work administration.
Work is to be. begun, as soon as
practicable, according 4o Council
man : G. F. Bryzn. who was desig
nated several months ago by the
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council as Its agent in furnishing
data requested by the government.
Adoption of an ordinance con
veying lota . 76-77-78-7 to the
Scio school! district also was
passed by the council. The dis
trict proposes to erect a new high
school building ! on the premises,
using PW A funds to augment a
bond issue recently voted for
$10,000.
Budget for the city for the cal
endar year 1939 was finally fixed
by ordinance at $2000, the same
as for the present year.
North Santiam Loop Trip
Via McKenzie Is Blade in
11 Honrs by Polk Croup
RICKREALlJ Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Dempeey. sccona pan led by
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rowell and
daughter, Elizabeth, made the
trip up the North Santiam to
Sisters and back the McKenxie
highway in Hi hours. They re
ported a fine trip and the au
tumn 'scenery a riot cf color.
1 . i . i n.:.Ae nrt clashed
vs n vTti9K? n vaiue i rnvw
rn n WIPV ' in Variety! Assortments ore :
chance for you to Save on oil
you'll need for this ANinterl
o o o
Brand New Styles!
ale! 1.98
Dresses
in08
. An amazing price for these
grand rayon crepes I Prints
and . solidsr-both tailored
and dressy! Clever novelty
trimming t Sizes from 12-52.'
Value Sensationsl
SA1LE! jl.98
OXIF(lRIS
Cut to JJ
Price slashed for Ward
Week. Handsome, suede
finished kilties . . . scottie
emblem trimmed. Leather
. soles. Brown. -Sizes
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Regular 49c j
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CUffons
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Beautiful full fashioned
sheer hose, all first quality.
Pure silk with lisle rein
forced feet. Also service
weight with cotton topst
High as I9c!
Pinnacle
print sale!
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Ward Week brings you
one of the most exciting
fabric values of the year I
All new. beautiful prints in
latest color combinations.
ONLY! Save 22
on
Quality
Aluminum
Your
Choice
Regultrly 49c. S9c Mad 69c!
Well-made and durable.
Large, generous sizes! In
cludes covered kettle, dish
pan and saucepan.
Open House Slated Today Hon6ring ': (
I; D. Thomases on Golden Wedding
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SILVERTON Mr. and Mrs. L D.; Thomas will observe
their 50th wedding anniversary Friday at their home. Open
house will be featured from 2 to 5 jo'clock with their daugh
ter, Miss Mabel Thomas, arranging the reception. She. will
be assisted by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lewis L. Thomas and
Mrs. Walter C. Larson. ; i
I. D. Thomas and Miss AnettieO
Coffin were married October 21.
1888, at Shucks MlUs, now known
as Monitor, a few miles east of
Silver ton. Folio wine their wed
ding they lived on the old Thomas
land donation claim until 1908
when "they moved to Silvertonv
Horn .Near SQrerton j'
Mr. Thomas was . born on the
land donation claim a part of
which now holds Thomas school.
His father, the late I. I. Thomas.'
a pioneer of 1847. gave the land
for the school building which was
named in the family's honor. Mrs.
Thomas was born in Illinois but
came to Oregon when a very
young girl. She observed her 70th
Sole I
Fancy
Flannelette
C
yd.
Regularly 10c! Full yard wide.
Medium weight, striped cotton
for dozens of home needs.
Regularly S8c! Acetate rayons.
Beautifully styled. Rich plain
colors. Sixes from 8 to 16 years.
Ward Week
Sale I Mens
Dress Socks
3 prx.
50c I
Values up to 25c! Better qual
ity and unusual patterns. Ray
on and cotton mercerized tops.
Sale I
Training
Pants
Regularly 10c I Combed cotton
with rayon stripes. Elastic
waist. Double crotch.
Sola I Men's
Flannelette '
Pajamas
85c
Attractive cotton flannelettes
with adjustable waist. Variety
of stripes. Coat, middy styles.
$2.25 Value I
Closet
Seat
1.58
Hardwood! White! Waterproof
. . . sprayed celluloid coated.
Chromed bar hinge.
Super '
House
Paint
In 5-g-al.
1 gallon Linseed Oil and 3 ats.
of turpentine included with
each 5 gallon purchase!
roll 12-qt.
Dairy ' " !
Pail
33c
Hurry! Yon will want several
at this lowest price ever. Bright
tinpiate! Smooth flush seams!
Maintains correct heat for your,
fabric. Comfortable rubber han
dle. Hurry I Save!
25c
Clothes
Line
17C
50 feet of firmly braided, white
cotton clothesline. Buy during
Ward Week and save!
vVr.-GiA'..
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birthday anniversary last Febru
ary 18., Mr. Thomas was 71 on
September
! ; Two children were b o r n , to
them. Miss Mabel Thomas and
Lewis L. Thomas, both of Silver
ton. The two grandchildren are
La von andDwynn Thomas.
t' An odd coincident in the fam
ily is that Mrs.. Thomas's father
was Loron Lewis Coffin while Mr.
Thomas's father's name was Lewis
Loron Thomas.
i Club Meets Today
LIBERTY The local Woman's
club will meet Thursday 'at 2 o'
clock with Mrs. Harold Lane. The
Sole'
Indian .
Blanket
1.33
Regularly $1.49! First quality
China and American cotton.
Jacquard weave. 66x80.
Sale! 4 Gore
$1 Rayon
Satin Slips
Unusual value! Lustrous, heavy
quality in smooth-fitting tai
lored style. Sizes 32 to 44.
$19
Wash
Boiler
144
Reduced! Galvanir1 lt,.
proof, rust-resistant. 12-gallon
capacity. Tinned steel cover.
Price Slash I
Men's Work
Pants
142
Reg. $1J9! Heaviest moleskin
cloth made. Napped inside for
warmth, comfort. Waist, 30-44.
Men's All
Wool Melton
Jackets
2
Were S2JS! Heavy 33 oz. cloth
in comfortable sports back style.
Slide fastener. Pocket. 36-46.
If Safe!
Y Men s 2.93
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Ward Week only! Smooth black
leather I Double leather soles
insure comfort and wear! 6-12.
Sale
Door
Bottoms
Keep-out snow, drafts, dirt I
Brass with felt edge. Rustless.
Special, rTarrf Week Only!
Regular Si
Pint-size -Lunch
Kit
"Large size holds plenty for a
hungry working-man. Imported
pint vacuum bottle.
Reg. $9.95
13 H. P.
Motor
8
Guaranteed 2 years! Big.
husky. Double shaft! Ball bear
ing. Overload protector.
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Mr
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2 Double Rolls Sidewall
For the Price of One
Mary GAlthouse
; Passes at Albany
Nancy Eniiline Olin, 87, Is
; Called ; Funeral Will
Be Saturday
ALBANY Miss Mary Chris
tine Althouse,' 80, died at her
borne on East Fifth street Wed
nesday afternoon following an
illness extending over a number
of years. Funeral services will be
held Saturday at 2 p.m. from the
FortmiUer Funeral home. Miss
Althouse was born in Albany,
April 8, 1858, a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Althouse, Ore
gon pioneers, and had spent her
entire life in Albany, living in
the house in which she died the
greater part of the time.
Surviving are two sisters. Mrs.
study topic will be "Southwestern
Parka and Gardens."
$19
Dutch
Oren
97c
Quality cast iron, - polished
smooth inside. Pine for water
less cooking! Save!
$1.39
Chicken
Fryer
97C
Quality cast iron polished
smooth inside! Cooks food the
waterless way! Save!
Sale Priced I
Breakfast
Set5 Pcs.l.
The big. drcpleaf table is of solid
hardwood I Opens to 32 by 40
inches. Four sturdy chairs!
Reg. 10c
Curtain
Materials
8c
yd.
Wide assortment of novelty nets
Mexican plaids pin dots.
Hurry quantities won't last!
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Hardwood
84c
Easily $1 value! A big, sturdy
cathedral style chair sanded
ready for yon to paint!
Automatic
Tuningl
5 tubesl
dj)05
AC-DC! 6 automatic selections
5" speaker t Super-heterodyne I
Automatic volume control I
Double-bar
Bicycle
21.88
frothing has been cheapened
except the price! Troxel sad
dle, Riversids balloon tires!
$3.85 Value
Iluntins
Coat
3 22
New bi-swing back for arm
freedom! Storm collar; pivot
sleeves ; hand-warming pockets !
Reg;. $5.95
Gas Water
Heater
d.97
An INSULATED gas water
heater for less than the usual
price of an uninsulated!
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Wm 1 it; Vrt tin? 1ff nr -'Mm
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tiUfkirimi mill Mmt
II. F. Merrm , of Pacific, Grove,"
Cal., and Miss -Anna Althouse of
Albany. Percy AX YOWK ? Albany
Is a cousin.'-,. : ,; .
' ALBANY Mrs. Nancy Emillne
Olin, 87, a resident of Linn coun
ty for 63 years, died at her home
Wednesday t night. Funeral serv
ices will be held at 10 o'clock
Saturday, morning from the Fort
miller Funeral" home, with. Her.
Henry Albert In charge. Burial
will be in the Sand Ridge ceme
tery.: . - v-'- .----V ,--Mrs.
Olin was born in Missouri.
January 17, 1851. She came to
Oregon , in 1 8 7 8. The following
year she was married.- to A. J.
Olin at Plain view. Mr. OUn died a
number of Terrs a0. Mrs. Olin
lived at-Plalnvlew. many years,
later moving near Tangent,' and
then -coming to Albany. One con,
W. E. Oiln of 'Albany, urrires. -
v Selandera - Bloving ; :
ELLENDALE Mr.' and, Mrs.
Selander; who have .been. Irving
on the Areh McFetrtdge : jilace
the' past year, are moving on a
farm near Corvallla." ' ' : :
Compofe$42.50
Matching
Sleep Units
Famous Dr. Chester H. Morris
mattress and box spring t Double
deck coils ! Sisal, cotton linters.
Reg. $5.98
Welded
Metal Bed
400
Graceful moulded metal tubing
riot the round tubing you ordi
narily find at this low price!
Sale, Scoopl
Extra Large
Guest Chain
5.88
Features of $10 chairs! Spacious
"No-Sag" spring seat! Durable
rayon velvet cover!
$29.98
Value
Axminstert
.Ward Week only at this LOW
price ! Moderns, hooks, Chinese
patterns ! Fine wool pile I
'Wardoleum
Yard Goods
6 & 9 ft. wide
sq.
27C
yd.
Reg. 37c! Easy-to-clean, gleam
ing floors wall to wall! Wide
range of colorful patterns!
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Portable
Kerosene.
Circulator
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Reduced! Economical to use!
Heats 1-2 rooms! Clean, odor
less! Listed by Underwriters.!
Sale!
Patch Kit
16c
29c Vaiue! 72 sq. inches of
patching material! Two tubes
sot cement. buffer! Price cut!
Si 0 Value I
24 Month
Battery
cm
Exch.
. Compare with others up to $10!,
, 45 heavy-duty plates, vjuick,
sure, zero-weather startina!
t'Power Grip"
Tires lor
Cars A Trucks
6.30
4.40-21 size. Other sizes also re- :
duced! America's best extra-,
traction tires. Come in today I
SlSVoluel
Standard '
Qualify Heater j
7.88
Compare with others up to ;
$15.00! Built-in blower for de
frosting ... floor-warmer I :
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Goodwill Club Has
ual Elections
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i LINCOLN Miss Jeannle
Smith. Mrs. J. D. Walling and
Mrs. B. E. Buckles., were joint
hostesses for the October meet
ing of the Goodwill club at the
Smith home. Mrs." W. R. - Ed
wards, president, conducted the
meeting when plans were dis
cussed, for purchasing a new plat
form for the school. The com
mittee, Mrs. Jack Jessup, Mrs.
Victor Utterback; and Mrs. Kaa
per Neiger, " was- instructed ;: to
confer with '.the Lincoln school
board at an early date. The
dub voted to cooperate with the
iH - club association of Polk
bounty. . -. . ...
- Delegates are .to be seat to
the Federation, of Rural Wom
en's, clubs meeting to be held at
fSlkins October 2S.
f Election' of S officers resulted:
President, Mrs. W. R. Edwards,
reelected; ricepresident. ; Mrs:
Jack Jessup; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs.' Ivan Merrick. -.' The group
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ill if
Voffd Vcoli Only!
decided to take as new mem
bers women who were not af-
filiated with ' other . clubs. They ?
will assist with the school car
nival to be given by the Lincoln
community club, October 28. .. s
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for Ward Week!
IFIoor
ILamps
Choice of two styles of base
both lighted onyx! Attrac
tive, swirl pleated silk shade I
Healthful 7-way light 1
S2 NoRta, Omm Par
cot, Carryinf Chart.
PRICES! Regular
$1.39 Quality I
Qalaid
HJnoloiim
WmnlWk
OaV
yd.
Imagine genuine inlaid
linoleum 28 BELOW reg
ular! Latest tile' and xnar-
bleized patterns! Colors go
through to burlap back!
SPECIAL! H u rry I
Heats 3 to 5 Rooms I
Big Oil
Circmlator
ss
MoefAV
FTortn tSO more! Radiant
doors! Concealed fuel tank!
Finger-tip control! Con
stant Level Valve! Down
Payment. Carrying Charge.
ONLY! Compare $85
Sets Anywhere!
New 1939
M-Tnbe AC
S5m
Mw4
Osw PoyrnHmt, Carrying Os
Features of $85 radios!
High Fidelity! Full Range
Tone Control! Big Super
dynamic speaker! 41" hand
rubbed cabinet! -
ETHiJiOF Oil
Good lubrication at lowest
cost! Pure naphthenlc base
. . . dewaxed ... filtered.
Perfect for "oil-eaters."
Lowest price in years! '
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