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Some More Pictures of Strong Corregidor Defenses
Service Men
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Haolinr ammunition from nnderrround magazine of Fort Mills, Corregidor Island.
n..o . .indv. firi nlrturn iakfn In thr interior of Fort Mills. Correridor island, which com
mands the entrance to Manila bay, Philippines, from the Sonth China sea. Correridor lies 27 miles
southwest of Manila, Japanese-occupied capital of the Philippines.
Sale Qi
Question
Put to Vote
Mine Stockholders
Consider Property
. Sale on Santiam
SCIO Written vote of Crowp
Mine stockholders on proposal to
ell the DroDerty on the Little
North Fork of the Santiam In
eastern Marion county on option
and royalty basis will be made
at a meeting January 20 at Scio
Odd FeUows hall.
ypice vote of the stockholders
at a special meeting some weeks
ago was largely in favor of the
sale. " The property is valued at
$200,000.
Addition to the east end of St.
Bernhard's Catholic church ;in
Scio has been completed, labor
being donated by members.
High ground fall grain has not
been damaged by recent freezes
in this locality, farmers state, but
lowland fields probably have suf
fered from bulging of the ground,
exposing roots. i
Electric welding classes under
sponsorship of the federal gov
ernment will continuje until Feb
ruary I at the Kendle Service
station at Scio. Twelve young
men are registered in the course,
S. W. Archer and family ' of
Scio and Ray Archer and family
of Albany visited this week at
Ft Stevens camp, - where . their
son and brother is stationed with
the army.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miller, San
Francisco, court transcribers, have
returned to their home after
spending the; holidays with Mrs.
5 Miller's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Wesely. r I
Residents Suffer
From 111 Health
WHEATLAND P. U. Fowler,
84, was brought to his home
Friday from the Stephen's hos
pital in McMinnville, where he
received treatments several
weeks. Mrs. Lane Davidson is
caring for him.
Bonnie Jean LaFollette, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy LaFol
lette, is home after ; receiving
treatments for
Salem hospital.
pneumonia in a
To Get Books
Collection Campaign
Being Organized , l
In Bit. Angel 4 i
MT. ANGEL Jiff t. Angel !wffl
add its part to the national cam
paign, to gather 10,000,000 books
for the use of soldiers, sailors and
marines. The campaign starts
January 12.
Anyone wishing to share their
books with the boys in service
should leave them at the Mt : An
gel public library. Theresa Dehler,-
librarian, will take charge of the
local campaigns
Local organizations behind the
work are St. Mary's parish,
Knights of Columbus, Catholic
Daughters of America, Bed Cross,
American; Legion and American
Legion auxiliary.
The government supplies libr
aries to the larger camps, but the
smaller units have no library at
all and everywhere the demand
exceeds the supply.
All kinds of books are Wanted.
The national library association,
which organized . the campaign,
says the boys are especially, eager
for up-to-date technical material
to help with their problems, as
well as books on current affairs,
and plenty of good fiction, t
The books will be sent to' the
USO houses, army dayrooms.
ships and naval bases.
Donors are asked to write their
names and address in the books
they give, as it will add to the
interest of the boys to know who
gave the book.
Breaks Bones
In Accident
. Mrs. James Clevenger is con
fined to bed with rheumatic fever.
Former Resident 111
WALDO HILLS Frank Bowers,
well-known native resident of
Waldo Hills, is at a Portland hos
pital for observation. Bowers, a
cartoonist in his own right, is a
cousin of the late Homer Daven
port, world known cartoonist.
HOPEWELL Wayne Kinnan,
21, who resides with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Stephens in the Hopewell
district, is in the McMinnville hos
pital with a broken right leg
above the knee and broken left
collar bone.
He was injured Tuesday when
the car he was driving and one
driven by Helmer Thorppe i col
lided near the Stephens' home.
Miss Thorppe received cuts about
the forehead, mouth and nose and
a bruised knee when her head
went through the windshield.
Wayne has previously had the
leg broken in the same place six
times.
Silver Tea Postponed
TURNER-The Methodist WSCS
silver tea and program scheduled
for today at the home of Mrs.
Nellie Gunning has been indefin
itely postponed.
Grr aers News
LYONS Installation of offi
cers for, Santiam Valley grange
was held Tuesday with Lloyd
Sletto, past master, jas installing
officer assisted by. 4 Mrs. Eliza
beth Westenhouse, marshal, and
John Warden, emblem bearer. !
Installed were: Master, Albert
Julian; overseer, Raymond Haney,
lecturer. Lois Cornforth, chaplain.
Anna B. Julian; steward, W. R.
Stevens; assistant steward, Or
. ville Downing; lady assistant ste
ward, Mabel Downing;, treasurer,
Che Kubin; Ceres, MaryXiarri
son: " Pomona, Bee Hiatt; Flora,
Fern Sletto; executive commit
tee. Ed Taylor and ! John Lam
: brecht;' juvenile . patron, John
Worden, agricultural committee,
Orville Downing, Joe Bowes, and
Lloyd Sletto; legislative . commit
" tee, W. R. Stevens, Bee Hiatt and
Chet Kubin. Mrs. Olin Spiva, sec
retary and Mr. Spiva, gatekeeper,
,. were unable to be present.
Juvenile officers were: Master,
. Duane Downing; overseer, Gerald
Garrison; lecturer, Phylis Wor
den: r. chaplain, Carroll Sletto
treasurer, CJharymane Westen
house; Ceres,' Roberta Red; Po
mona. Modena ' Downing; Flora,
Gladys Reid. The 1 gatekeeper,
assistant steward and lady assist
nt steward werT unable to be
"present and will be installed at a
later- date. ,
- Originally scheduled for to
night, the covered dish dinner
' pon.wred fcy the Salem grange to
honor Vi FTA ha been post-
rpnrwi
UnLLUiUU
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$2.93 Value $4.50 Value Regular $7.83
Late Winter & Early Spring Stylet!
Be trimly tailored or softly feminine ; . . whatever your
type . . or your taste it's here in this array of win
some dresses! Spun rayons, crisp cottons, and other
fabrics in rich combinations or pastel tones . . For
house, street or business wear. Size 12 to 20; 38 to 44.
Beautifully Styled Slips
S1.29 $1.69
VcJuo U
Soft rayon crp or lustrous satins in
four-tor or bias cut, tailored or daintily
remiain with laco or omoroiaery.
Whit or tearoae In tho group.
13 to 44.
Women's Outing Flannel Gowns
Irrcula of our $1S6 Vctter-grado gar- jfl 90
mnta. . . Cocy and warm for cold winter T - 3f
aighta, they'll bring yon so and bf com- !
fort! Well-tailored atylas m atua S3 to 40, :
"AS IS" CIARAi;CE
BARGAIN TABLE!
Slightly Sotld
mnd Discontinued
Article
ROBES
HOUSECOATS
DRESSES I
LINGERIE
HOSIERY
Vi PRICE...
and LESS!
TTr r n
IudLLo
: 7 iP
f Valaable Coupon Taloable Coupon Taloable Coupon
Sc BOBBY PHIS 3 c
! ' With This Ctttmait
59c Value a
fcrm-Fitting Tudxdilch Pcntisis
6C
Cold day ara ber. ao aow la the tlmo to buy a
(ood aupply of Uuh vara, eomfortabla uadlta.
1114 'wool for ortra warmth, fun atxo react la
ttaroaa only. - -
1 Full Fc:h!cn2d. Heskry;
Uvtly Cbwbby Ikeers S9c ValiM ;
$art SarvJca Chiffes ' L.
tint CradTe ft Wearts ' 11)1 '
Ralnforct. Had a4 Tm ,iU U
Deep ttmferg Carter Waif . 2 Pr. $1 .50
.' . -I ' frcts EfUeilv Friday Thru Monday I '. - . I ,
is Ore j On . T VJ-- Orca E:ra
if V'CrJIilOrcssn'Onnii
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DDDEnrDGDeD wmm
WeoSsfs 1 Scs? Sale (IpHPO
lUf. 3 Ban for mj pi S
1 Bar f6r U fU UiiiTU
FOUR BARS dlU ft 'I
Jergens Soap Sold
Four 10c ban of lit
dainty toilet soap. I Of
FREEI Jerqeas'
50c AH-forpetw Cream
With Pwcbaso
$1 Jergens' J0d
Utloa, both for Y
50e HINDS HONEY &
ALMOND CREAM
Keep - four bands
smooth and soft.
FREE! 50c LUXOR
SKIN FRESHENER
With oarckoM
Luxor Cold Croai
Both for
S2.C3 DageHt and
Ramsdel Bearty Tria
Cold CfMm, Upctkk H
and Foe Fowdtf
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Fngraoc barj muiUd mp.
53LsdycraKdUf!:n
f I valua loBon :. 2
laid m cart of m-
so;
Afar
Sale Ponds Cream
55c Poadt CeM Cram,
25c Pond Dry Skia
Craom, S3 valao
- Beta I
Eernlar tM
Chanprcl Cclcgne
Riticing Fragrancea
89c ;
Canpana's
Iialian Daln
With Dispenaer
79 c
HH-Tirf'TatfiWWITftTftW-il-i
$1.50 Coco Granito
wBSmm-1 " door mats
89
Large 14x25 in. mats, deep bristles.
Protect your floors.
$2.00 Value
Children's Lunch Kits
1.09
AO metal ith half pint vacuum bot
tle. Your choice of dome or flat style.
50 Fred Meyer
ANTISEPTIC
29
Pint
An aid in the prevention of colds.
25c Worthy Antiseptic, 13 Pt.
Regular 10c Oak
Flashlighl
. Balieries
50
Limit 4
Regular $1.25
Slreanlined
Flashligliis
All Metal Chrome Case
2-CeD Size
Complete With Batteries
890
$2.00 Value
Drip Coffee Maker
$1.39
All glass French type drip coffee
maker. Wide opening at top and
bottom lor easy cleaning. 8-cup
size.
225 KWIKWAY
ELECTRIC HEATER
980
10-inch bowl type complete with
cord. Has heavy base to prevent
overturning. Ideal for bathrooms.
Luxor Hand Cream
$1.00 OA
Size
60c
She
49
Winter weather won't chap and
roughen your bands when you use
Luxor band cream. I
'ROLL YOUR OYVN'TODACCOS
a
Prince Albert, Vclvd, Sit XJthzt
s
Half and Half. lf-as : e Graarer.
. . , l$-Bsee raaxh eat, lie
Velvet. 14-oz. class Jar, S7e . rtltniM.
Union nn cored, 14-eanee, S5e
Uader, ; ll4. humidor, tU ISmwe, lie
Gee. Waahlnston. tra mild. lS-ow. 7S
lS-eance, cut plnr. 87e - ;' Ktg Flake Cat, 14eav, S5e
Ezlcr THrill Eil -
, Handy, efficient roller, 2 packages tobac
co and papers. " p " , . .. .
. -. , , Tobacce Section - 0ntr Bldr.
i - . t- - ' -. -t
Limited Timet Only!
50 Gillette Hue Elades
for limited tin r9 Uf
onljrl Get roar nip- Aff 111 J
sxj maty.
! 10c
ilorihcrn
Toilet Tissdc
750iheet Rolls
3 for 70
7f Gauze Toilet Tissue
550-Shee Rolls
Soft and pure. Buy 4 17
4 roQs and save, for I m
to Nortami Tofltt T1m, ilU
General Eleetrie
LIGHT GLOBES
ITS
30 or 60 Watt
35c Extension Cord
Ml
19
Rubber covered
cord with cube
lop outlet.
M brut Stcti
Tfciir Inccnie Tax"
1942 Edltloa
Completely revised; $Q,00
up to date. J
Bay Defense
Bonds and Slamns
Dr. West's Miracle
Tuff Tooth Brush
47
Bristled with Ex-
ton and packed in
sterile glass con
twiner.
Drug Seat
m
Prescriptions
Sa!e Playing Csrds
W Area Playing Cards
Choke of blue or I: OTP
red. Deck""
60 Ekyde Bridge Cards. 49
60 Bee Playing Cards, 49
Use a fresh deck tonight
$2 Workman's Lunch
Kit end Pint
L S!ze Vacaum
IBottl
il.09
dl metaL
Lysel, small 2S
Lysol, medium" 47
Lysol, large 89
CUstar. fcr ccfd ssres, 35
Wjttli(WartPescl25
fttsaiptmn Sectk
1 Keepsit Vacuum
BoHIes
69
fM
Sin
Take a warm luncb I
to work
Se 12x12" Desblt Tfcrtd I
a
Msscogtt
I
Cleanmcd Sale
Entire Sleek
Hall Prico
Wash Cbths
Assorttd Colors
Umlt . w!tb Covpoo
6
. (Void after January 12, IM2.) I
., j (n am- ; mm mm J
flow Fodorol Refca Solos Tz of 10 How Apptlts U All
Tonttrlot, Porfirmot, ofew Iseladod Is ISit Tex Low cad
WCI to Addod to 1 bo MoU Prico t ko Chock Steads.
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