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Xh OZIGOZT STATESMAN. Scuta, Oregon. Friday Morning October 23, IMS
Federation
Meeting is
November 1
The Polk County Federation "of
Rural Womana club will meet in
that chamber of conunerpe rooms
at the Bellas city hall Tbjjrsdav,
November 1, at 10 a. m. - I
Mr. Henry 'Banks will preside
ever the meeting. Boll call will
be answered by "Suggestion
financing a club." Miss Helen
Taylor, i home . demonstration
gent of Polk county, will speak
at 11, and Dean U. O. Duback. of
OSC will speak in the afternoon
Jefferson High
Hat Saddle Club,
New Activity
JEFFERSON The Jefferson
high and grade school saddle club
will meet Sunday, October IS, for
their asoond ride.
This is a new school organixa
tioa sponsored by Pat Beal, local
school superintendent.
About IS members now belong
with more expected to Join soon.
Za China the major motor fuel
is - alcohol, anade from, rice and
sugar cane.
on "Foreign affairs?:
A covered dish luncheon will
be served at noon.
Bear Hunt Attracts
Men: and Hounds,
But Yields No Bear
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SCIO Recent depredations on
sheep and goat flocks in. the La
comb area led to a search for a
black bear that had left i large
tracks in tha neighborhood. The
hunters 'gave chase but were un
ablyto get a shot j
Those from Scio taking part in
the quest included Jack and Oral
Bates and Leslie Thayer. ! The
Bates took a number of trained
trail hounds which, while they
frequently overtook the bear,
werf unable to, tree the animal.
In years past several bears
bounds and killed by hunters af
ter the predatory animals had
taken refuge in trees. ;
; Fall of the year finds bears
talking among : livestock and
poultry in Scio foothills and many
have been killed in this area. Or
chards and beehives are particu
larly attractive to bears and fresh
lamb . and poultry likewise - art
relished by bruin. ; V
Later hunts are contemplated
by men of the community in the
hope of saving livestock from at
; About P0,000,OOO gallons of oil
were destroyed at the Rangoon
refineries in Burma when the
Burmese i destroyed their oil
kingdom upon the invasion of the
Japanese. ,...:;-j- ;v-V - ,.;;r;'v:-
Two SWegle Men
lyiven Discharges ;
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SWEQLE Guests on Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos
eph Brennan were Mr. and Mrs.
R. A.. Cm iqi sons, Don and
David, from Portland. Mrs. Case
is Mrs. Brennans sister.
Two . Swegie- district men who
have Just, received their dis
charges front the army are Ed
ward Kufner, coming home from
the European area, and Marion
west from Japan. West saw ser
vice in the battles which re-took
the Philippines, being stationed
there many .months.! His division
was among those who landed at
Tokyo bay at the- same tune
era! MacArthur arrived th
They were stationed near the dry
and had time to really see the
city. As he has returned to civil
Ian life he will again take up his
regular work of drilling wells
which he and his father and
brother Roscoe have been doing
fur-several years.
Kufner is returning to bis farm
home where his. mother is still
living, his father i having died
during his absence.
Valloy Obituaries
bum, and was a graduate of the
Woodburn high school and Will
amette university. She is survived
by her widower, John C Burtner,
Oregon State college news service
bureau head. I
Other" survivors are two sons,
Gordon Ell wood Burtner, Corval
Us, and Robert Wallace Burtner,
now in advanced navy chaplain
training at Garrett Biblical insti-
Martha Bawley Bnrtner
CORVALLIS, Oct 25 Funeral
services for Martha Hawley Burt
ner, who . died here Wednesday,
will be held Friday at 2:30 p. m.
- Mrs. Burtner was the daughter
of Mrs. D. H. Hawley of Wood-
Have you hied a ;:
Potatobttrger?.
SAVING CENTER
FOUNTAIN LUNCH
' West 8slem -
" Open a. m. te p. am.
Every Day ' ",:
tute. Northwestern university
Evanston, HL; her. mother, Mrs,
D. H. Hawley, Woodburn, and the
following brothers s and sisters:
Mrs. George Aterson, Racine,
Wls4 Horace P. Hawley, Portland;
Mrs. A. J. Deggendorferj Clacka
mas; Herbert R. Hawley, Wood
burn; Mrs. Frances Heinke, Ever
ett, Wash; and Mrs. W. A. Lingle,
Tillamook. Her father died in Sep
tember. . ' , ; -I
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QUALITY, LOV-PniCCD AT
Each Is made of wonderfully supple genuine leather! Eaeh is hand
somely designed and sturdily constructed! The sizes bold anything
and everything from smal change to giant-sized compacts. The
styles Include pouches, envelopes, handle strops many with xip-
pars. And, of course, the price Is the sensible low one you'd oxpect
to find here at Wards during Ward Week!
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Encourage creative interests and talents In youngsters, who like to
"experment.7 Otemcraft sets teach boys and girls, the funda
mentali of chemistry white at playl Set Includes all needed appa
ratus, chemicals and experiment books. So interesting . . . dad will
von wW to try his hand at M See Wards complete assortment of
educational Chemcraft Sehl
Lovely ErTAma ;
ti:i DUIDS DOU.
2.98
12.95
Afavery bride in traditional white
satin and flowing ve3 win be a
treasured possession of any litfSo
glril Shell onjoy making a
trousseau nowl From the maker
of the world's finest dolls.
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UnuswaBy good looking blankets
j to keep Irrrlo darlings snug and
warm. Soft, fluffy cotton and
wool mixture, bound in hntrous
rayon satin. 36"x50";
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ATIITALS
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Baby doesnl mind If his play
time pets get dirty . . but mother
doesl Give him some of these
lovable, floppy cmimols that can
be wiped dean wUh a damp dotM
They're waterproof!
Panel Back High Chair. . . . . . 8.45
Compacl Folding Play Yard . . . 9.44
Ilardwccd Nursery Chair . . . . .5.95
Three convenient pieces for the nursery ell at Wards money
saving prices! All are of sturdy construction . . . made to
fake lots of tough uiags! All are handsomely finished to
make attractive pieces of furniture. See them at Wards!
Buy them and Save!
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Only 20 Down on Purchases of $10 or Morel
CTROriCLY DUILT
AXU4Y LOCICl
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Exciae Tax JL JL.7
Fiber cover oror dwroblt
wood box. Metal-copped cor
nors. Heavy fiber bindings
along edges. Removable tray.
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CENUIN1 PLASTIC TOY
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far tts te handle! Heck saler
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quality pTEEL furnace is rnade of riveted and welded fWbox steel'
built for quicker, deaner heof . J . and more of 1 Large firebrick
lined firtpot retains heat longer, protects steel Riveted, welded
seams are gas; smoke, dud-tight I BuSt for, years of trouble-free
service. Buy now . ; .t Word Week! ?
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SUITCASI- ! 2X9
Strong 3-ply wood frame. Hand
some striped dattyn. Two Iwys,
Plus 20 exebe tax,
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spIcM blended Into tary, rld
cake. A real holiday treat!
Not a toy bet a strong, weK-buitt Combination tested to hold 785
pounds! Swing with a smoothry painted non-tilt swing seat i
rings with form-fit hand grips i i Jrardwood trapeze bad With 4
lengths of rust-resisting welded chakt and foimng hardware, and 2
ceiling hooks. Set ft up fas your basement now . use It out of
doors in the summer months! A typical Ward toy value!
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100 wool fUWdl Waterproof
dw cover. Zipper down
side, across bottom. 3oxS0v.
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100 PUSS PASAFFIN BASI
.1Q OIL
Heese bring .
your eenteinei
pfcpj PsfSsf. wMf
Specia! chemkols added to the 100
Pure Paraffin Base of this fine oil give It
extra strength . . better lubrkating
qualities . .! . more STAMINA! Where
ordinary oil may break down and form
carbon. Words Vireixody Oil still "fcibH
catesf fewer repairs, longer' engine lifel
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