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M. M. S. Malaya steams out of New York harbor under an escort
ct tugs. The picture was released by the British naval attaches in
Washington.
Buena Vista
Women Elect
Officers for Farmers
Union to Be Chosen
At Meet Tonight-
BUENA VISTA At the Wom
an's club meeting recently the
following officers were elected:
President, Lydia Wells; first
vice president, Mrs. Banks; sec
ond vice, Leone Long; secretary,
Olive Wells; treasurer, Mabel
Powell.
The next meeting will be an all
day meeting with cooperative
dinner, November 28.
The Farmers' Union men are
planning some repair work and
are invited to enjoy the dinner
with the club ladies. Quite a num
ber plan to attend the institute at
Elkins November 26.
Farmers' Union meets tonight
lor election of officers. Mrs. Gar
rett and Mrs, iQrville Wells are
hostesses.
Mrs. Olive Wells spent the
weekend visiting relatives in Port
land. Grandma Anderson is enjoying
a visit with her sister, Mrs. King,
from' New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Wells
and Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wells
were down from Portland Sun
day. Funeral services were held
In Independence at 2 p.m. Sunday
for their grandfather, Gabriel
Locke.
Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Deems
and Wayne and Mrs. Clarence
Thomas left Sunday to visit near
Butler, Mo. They expect to be
gone a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hultman
and Deloros are enjoying a trip
through California and other
points enroute to visit with home
folks in Dakota.
Mr. arid Mrs. L. S. Pratherhave
moved down from Idanha for the
winter.
School Play
On Calendar
Faculty Members Hold
Annual Dinner; Pep
Rally Precedes Game
SILVERTON Announcement
is being made that the sophomore
junior play, "One Wild Night,"
under the direction of Jack Med
calf, will be given at the senior
high school auditorium on the
night of November 28.
The Silverton faculty held its
annual Thanksgiving dinner Tues
day night at 6:30 at the high
school cafeteria. Wives and hus
bands of faculty members were
also bidden to the affair.
A pep rally and bonfire was
enjoyed by the student body
Tuesday night in anticipation of
the Wednesday night Woodburn
Silverton football game, the clos
ing event of the football season.
On Wednesday the two schools
held exchange assemblies with
Silverton putting on a program at
Woodburn and Woodburn giving
one at Silverton.
The home economics class, un
der the direction of Nina Asbar,
served the dinner Monday night
to Silverton Rotarians and their
wives.
Charity Project
Discussed by
Stitchers
McALPIN The Stitchers club
held ani all-day meeting Thurs
day at the J. C. Krenz home to
quilt for the hostess.
Following the noon luncheon
Mrs. Henry Ericksen presided.
Plans for a Christmas charity
were discussed and will be com
pleted at theecember meeting.
Mrs. I Theodore Fisher, Red
Cross roll call solicitor for this
district, announced the quota ex
pected Snd asked who desired to
assist with this to get in touch
with her.
The next meeting will be the
lirst Thursday in December at
the horpe of Mrs. Charles. Mor
ley. A Pollyanna gift exchange
will be a feature and officers for
the new .year will be elected.
Present were Mrs. Pauline
Axom of Seattle, Mrs. Martin
Doerfler, Mrs. Henry Ericksen,
Mrs. Theodore Fisher, Mrs. By
ron McElhaney. Mrs. Charles
Morley. Mrs. John Lillelund, Mrs
A. N. Doerfler and children,
Chlrlovi nrA David. Mrs. J. M
Poerfler, Mrs. C. F. Doerfler and
Martin,! Miss Anna Doeriier, jmxs
J. C. Krenz and Laurel Krenz.
Young People
Visit Homes
MILL CITY Home from the
various camps to attend the high
school carnival and as weekend
visitors in Mill City were: Corp
Milan Weston, Pvt. Francis H. Bo
deker, Millard Bass and Ralph Al
len. Mr. and Mrs. William Best
were also here from Olympia,
Wash. Best is in the army.
Dorothy Dean Mason, Marjorie
Schroeder, Darrel Schroeder, Ore
gon State College students, and
Bob Hill, U of O, were weekend
visitors in Mill City. Waive Lyons,
Lyons, who is working in Eugene
this year was also weekending in
Lyons and Mill City.
Guests Expected
From Kansas
ABIQUA Mrs. Addie Volga
more Is expecting as guests her
ister-in-law, Mrs. John Whitney,
and he two sons and wives from
Wichita, Kan. Whitney has joined
the group and the party .plans to
locate in the west . At present
Whitney is employed in uie Aums
' yille community.
MSftrl King, who has had
her letf in a cast for the severa
months following an automobile
accident at Oregon City, was able
to have the ; cast removed this
'. week. J ' . 3 - - -'- - -
Mrs.; S. V7. Weeks has gone to
Portland, where she" will visit
some I time with her daughter,
Card Club, Lodge
Hold Sessions
LYONS The Wednesday -af
ternoon card club was entertained
at the Rebekah hall with Mrs.
Lois Cornforth and .Mrs, Mable
Bass as hostess.
Mrs. Claude Rebhan, Silverton,
a guest for the afternoon held
high score and Mrs. Inez Ring
held low score.
A dessert luncheon was served
to the following: Mrs. Carrie
Naue, Mrs. Beatrice Hiatt, Mrs.
Bertha Allen; Mrs. Ethel Huffman,
Mrs. Margaret Kunkle, Mrs. Gol-
die Rambo, Mrs. Inez Ring, Mrs.
Mildred Carr, Mrs. Lillian Miller,
Mrs. Mary Garrison, Mrs. Betty
Lou Naue, Mrs. Rebhan. Mrs.
Olmstead, Mrs. Peggy Stoith, Mrs.
Thelma Kinsman, Mrs. Maud
Wise, Mrs. Frances Kruse, Mrs.
Grace Miller and Mrs. Mable
Downing. V'
The regular meeting of Faith
Rebekah lodge, Lyons, was held
Wednesday with Beulah Lewis,
noble grand presiding. Mrs. Ma
ble Spa, vice grand, Mrs. Hazel
Lewis, secretary, and Mrs. Eva
Bressler, treasurer, all were ab
sent due to illness. Mrs. France
Kruse and Mrs. Grace Miller were
on the social committee.
GT dub Elects
New Secretary
ROBERTS Mrs. S. C. Daven
port, Mrs.- Joe Ringwald, Mrs.
George Bressler and Mrs. B. D.
Fidlee entertained the GT club
at the Davenport home with a
dessert luncheon.
.Mrs. A. Thompson was elected
secretary to succeed Mrs. Buster
Kleen.
The dub will hold its Christ
mas party at the home of Mrs.
Lucky Size Sale
Pure Silk Chiffon
HOSIERY
Sizes 8-9-9-10
While They Last Only
Reg. t
79c pr.
39c
pr.
iOBTOBE ffilLE
See Kay's
Sensational
Guaranteed Values up to 3.95
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Robes, Jackets, Skirts, Slacks, Rain- f A f pN )
coats, Zipper Vestees, Scarf and Cap V WC V C
Sets and Umbrellas. FIRST COME
IRST SERVED i WHIIE THEY
AST ONLY!
Closlnc Out One Group
WIIITEB COATS
Guaranteed Values
Up to $12.95
WhUe They Last Only
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with mu,
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Kay's Entire Stock New 1941-42 Fall and Winter
(gdtalttS. SOOOftS and D"
Prices Slashed
On Kay's Entire Stock New Winter
FUR-TRII-lI'lED
COATS AND SUITS
29.50 1. 75,00 Values
Buy Now and Save
Dress Coals - - Sporl Coats
Tailored, Costume & Dressmaker Suits
Ml Go at Slashed Prices
Values to
14.95
Values to
19.50
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Values to
Values to
29.50
j88
Street Dresses - Afternoon Frocks
Party Dresses and Formats
All Go at New Low
Dress Gronp No. 1
Values to 5.95
Dress Gronp Ho. 2
Values to 6.95
Dress Gronp Ho. 3
Values to 12.95
Dress Group Ho. 4
Values to 16.95
Dress Group Ho. 5
Values to 22.50
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ENTIRE STOCK FUR COATS AT
GREATLY REDUCED SALE PRICES
Coney and Minkalette
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Values io
$25.00
sirs
M88
Seal-Dyed Coneys and Minkalette
FOB Ei&TS
Valnes lo
$50.00
3388
Styled for Many Seasons Wear
Garacul GoaSs
LUiU J ,
Values to
$129.50
A Real Buy on Real
E2ushrat Soats
Valnes io
$250.00
Extra Special!
U. S. Rubber Co. Makes These
j "Shelters"
Gabardine Raincoats
Buy Them Now for Xmas
Candlewick, Chenille and Satin
111
Rose, Blues, Turquoise and Green,
White, etc.
Values to
$4.95
Extra Special!
Corduroy and Plaid Tweed
SPORT JACKETS
v All Colors and Sizes
Values to ,
V,$5J5 V-
, Four Gore Panne
SATIII SLIPS
- Guaranteed Seams
- All Sizes and Colors
$1.49
Valne
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Closing Out One Lot Closing Out One Lot
IIEW WHITER HATS FUR TRIII HATS
Values to .88 Values to 5).88
$3.95 dh $5.95 3)
Closing Out One Lot Qosing Out One Group
WOOL SKIRTS WOOL SWEATERS
Values lo 1 .88 Values lo 1 .88
$2.98 $2.98
' Closing Out One Group Buy Them for Xmas Gifts
SATIN BLOUSES HANDBAGS
Values , lo 1 .88 - Values lo (S)(3)c
$2.98 cLL $1.98 (Q)(Q)
Complete Your Outfit Buy These for GIFTS
With a Pair of These New Genuine All-Leather
FABRIC GLOVES HAIIDBAGS
Values to (o)(o)c Values to 1 19
$1.25 (S)CQ) ! $2.98 dLL
Ladies! It's the Hosiery Buy of 1941! Closing Out One Lot . ' . .
' Nationally Known Fun-Fashioned COHDUIIOY SKETS
Pore-Silh Chiffon Hose e3 " .
45-Gauge; Durafinish; High Twists. AU sizes . - 1 ' 1 111 L
in new shades, slightly irregular. f : , pinJSClTS
$1.25 Pr. (3)0 J Values to A9
;l Value LT v .;; '1,r'i
Beatrice Weeks- .
vjreurg" juggins. ,
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