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PAGE TWENTY The OREGON STATESMAN Salem, Oregon. Friday Morning, January IS. 1946 Monmouth's Clothes Drive Is Planned Committee Completes Arrangements for Place, Time, System Collection VONMQUTf, Jan. 17-(Spcial) ArTangpnwnts for the Victory rlothini dive ar complete, It li announced by the civic club de fense committee. Beginning Tues day morning, January 22, the re ception center in the Gordon and Grafjt building will be open from 10 to 12 and from 1 to 3 p. m. The owners have-turned over the space nmt door to Dr. Bowersox's of fice, for the use of the committee for col let tlon and packing. Eight different civic , organiza tions will serve one day each at the reception center, and will as- rist in preparing the clothes for packing. The organizations repre sented wiH be: Ciic club, Mon mouth grange, PTA, Book club. Legion auxiliary, and groups from the Chi i.ijian. Evangelical and Baptist churches. . feplc aire urged to make a def inite effort to take their clothing to the center during the period .of January 22 to 31 inclusive, at the hours spif'ed, as late contribu tions willl; greatly increase the work of tSie committee and may not be accepted. Everyone is also urged to write that note of friend ly greeting to attach to the cloth fnf he -he f brings. Make it short and in simple words, not patroniz ing arid not over-emotional. Thc-e su&gested itms may help m making your bundle: coats, u t. trou erf, nkirts, dresses, shirls, knitwear, underwear, night "elothe, shiKK-s and rubber foot wear, sweaters, blankets, betiding and piece goods, remnants and draptiies. It is not necessary to have things dry 'cjeancd, but cot ton things hould be washed and not ironed. Add buttons and m;.k repairs yourself if posible. In rpeci.il cases, call Mrs. Clares Powell who will .see that your bunriie i. pinked up. Aurora Woman Hrl urns From Trip AURORA, Jan. 17. (Special) -Mrs. N. E. M;u' v. of has returned from, a two weeks stay with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Van Nortwick in; Cottage, Grove. Her father is seriously ill.' Robert Hurst is home with his wife and children following his discharge frcirrt the army. PFC Marshall Ziegler who was 19 months in the- arrny, 12 months m-erseas. is 'stationed in Paris. His wife Mathilda Ziegler lives here. IauIxps of District Al Jcffernon Toniftht JKF1-T.HSON. Jan. 17-(Speeiul) Jefferson lodtfe No. 33. AF & AM. -will be host? tonight to lodges of 'district No. 7' for the official visit of Fred W. Hai Imr rrrTjrand mas ler of Ma.voris in Oregon. Past grand masters, members of grand master's official family ;nd other diistinguisht-d Freema sons will be; present. The meeting will start at 8 p.m. Refreshments will be served after the meeting by the Jeffer son lxle. Lodges in this district .ire Corvallisa St. Johns, Albany; Jefferson, Brownsville, Scio, Leb anon, Shedd. Luckiamute at Fall City and Sweet Home lodge U. D. 1 k"'(l, P i-'ii ' '" fiVJ"-'J HALF-PRICB SALE! DOROTHY GRAY UUcr LtttCH. I UIWALIT S tOU A U MIT ID TIMS ONLY M Helps battle wind burn, clapping, skin drying. Fi my, non-fcticky powder hat and soothing aftrr-the-bmix lotion. Put plenty on tbisbeU-NOWl Willett's Capital Drug Store Jefferson Mr. and Mrs, John Korenlan, who purchased the Jef ferson Terminal year and a half ago, have leased the lunch room, confectionary and ticket office to Mr. and Mrs. I C. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Fuqua of Port land. They took over the business Tuesday morning. Each family has one son, students In grade school. One family will live in the Ter minal building and the other is looking for a house. They are familiar wth the business, as they were In chanrge of the terminal and restaurant at Beaverton at one time. At present they are staying with Visitors in Santiam Area NORTH SANTIAM, Jan. 17 (Special) -Bill, James and Tom Hightower of Los Angeles are staying at the home of their uncle Alvin Hightower. Their family will move here in the spring. Carl and James Bethell spent several days last week at Yon calla on business for their father J. W. Bethell. Susie Honbeck is absent from school with chickenpox and Carol Peters Is absent with measles. Margaret Busch of Scio, Is visit ing her sister, Mrs. Carl Bethell a few days. Otto Nelson is having an Irriga tion well drilled. Fred Comstock Is taking out the bean yard on the Glidewell place as his lease is up. Two telephone meetings were held at the school house last week. A vote was taken and it was de cided to install a new line going in on the Marion line. The old officers were reelected. The regu lar community meeting that is held every second Friday was postponed because of the telephone meeting. We Are Cleaning House By Offering Splendid Values! After -Inventory Leather r Corde Values 5.00 to 24.95 off Plus Tax Shirts, i ONE GROUP BESSES 7.95 to 24.95 ONE GROUP 24.95 to 3440 COSTUIIE Pins Bracelets Charms Comoacts Pearls Earrings Sale Starts Today, 10:00 a. m. ALL SALES FIIIAL their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Fuqua, at the C. S. Emery home. Mr. and Mrs. Korenlan art re taining the camp cabins. ' - ' i ; ' ' 1 Sweet HomeA new sawmill has opened near ; Upper Sadoa Just east of the Fern View government recreation ramp. The capacity of the mill U 20,000 board feet per eight-hours shifts. Frank and Ralph Babb are in charge of the mill. They report that timber near the mill site will keep it operating for at least three years. Sweet Home : Veterans of Foreign Wars members are show ing plans of the proposed new community' building which this organization will erect In the near future. The building is to be of concrete and will measure 40 by 100 feet with full basement The site purchased for the building Is just north of the Associated serv ice station. j Fringle Billy Mann, first grade pupil injured his eye Wednesday when struck by swing, i Auburn 4-II sewing T classes A and B met at their home of their leader Mrs. William Rahtz Wed nesday. Class A If working on head scarfs and class B on dresser scarfs. Roberts Mr. and Mrs; L. D, Johnston of Roberta have gone to Kali spell, Mont., to spend a week with their, son, Paul Johnston. Valley Births MILL CITY, Jan. 17-(Special)- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sheythe are announcing the birth of a son Mark John, January 9. i Mr. and Mrs. Verle Ellsworth are the parents of a daughter born January 7. Mr. Ellsworth received his discharge from the ; marines a few months ago. He la! the son of Mrs. Lawrence Johnson. i 4 - ' 4 r I f i, Your . ! , f. CHOICE OF AIIY ITEU on our Bargain Counter it Blouses Skirts Fascinators Bags Slips Hats Price JEWELRY ft : -il 72 Plus Tax I Liberty Union Holds Meeting Delegates to State Convention Elected By Local Group Liberty Farmer Union met on January 13 William Berndt, new ly elected president presiding. New members given the obligation by John Dasch were Barney Whelan, Willard Rolow, C. A. Graham, Ronald Seegar and Mrs. Cad A. Krehbiel. Reuben Nickol, chairman of the Fire Control district committee announced a meeting to be held at 4he hall Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Fire protection in this area will be discussed and those interested are asked to attend. James Adams gave a book re port on "A Doctor for the Peo ple" by Dr. Shadid. Vance McDowell reported on the membership drive for the Farmer Union Health association and building plans. Harley Libbey spoke on the policies of the Na tional Farmer union. New committee chairmen for the : coming; year appointed were Al Ellison, agriculture; S. B. Da vidson, legislative; and John Dasch, good of the order. Delegates to- the state conven tion are William Berndt, James Adams and Mrs. John Dasch; al ternates are Mrs. James Adams, S. B. Davidson and William Schotthoefel. John Dasch reported on the Marlon county convention and ex plained the necessity for all mem bers to sign up in the new ware house organization. Ben Newell gave a lecture on spraying with special Instruction for peach leaf curl, scales and moss on trees and filberts. Special guests were Vance Mc- Dowell, Harley Libbey, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Can-uthers. rrr-wwtrrn. "Tr: '' JajsssxwwusrfJP I MHUiSstSwMtv4taSSvasMSi Jackets, ? Price ONE GROUP Jerhin Suits 10.95 to 14.95 24.95 to 3440 Perfumes Regular 20.00 Psr Ounce Plus Tax ONE GROUP - -r t Annual Meeting Set for January 21 In McMinnville j McMlNNVILLE, Jari. 17-(Spo-cial)-The Yamhill county Artific ial Insemination association has planned its annual meeting for January 21 at 1:30 at the chamber of commerce, At this meeting the board of directors will ask the members to .consider several changes In the by-laws. Members of the bojard are the chairman, Ross Cruickshank; vice chairman, Clarence Olson; mem bers, Chester Mulkey, ;Irvin Grand and Lawrence Baker. ' Owe CO The sportsman and athlete ehoosa the ski weaterlfB 100 pure worsted and the bright patterns breathe action in the epen air. Color choice. Boys' Cotton Union Fine, soft knit; cotton union. Long and short sleeves. Ideal weight to finish out the winter. Sizes 2 to 16. Comfort and quality at such a low price. LATE WINTER DRESSES ' ) H H A The flowers that bloom in the spring, , V J I V J jhJI dfc'S. Tra-La, nccdnU wait for the weathef VlfXi VlIX fe. I 1 1 C0 man's whim; theyVe right here on I f LzJ N II j f Q j f your early spring dresses! Cap feSJi Wf 8 i i&tlJ slec'cdftinywaistcd cottons and ray. T ( I i. & '! lllV''Stv ons in bright, flattering paUerns; but- I '; '-'ff 'n 'f I ii I VN'5 ton-downs too, excitingly tailored 1 - ' I a 7 mm : 1 If w fill M) Is" m ! i Pit msk L i ml ! m m km nw W v Funds Short To Pay Bill For Sheep ALBANY,! Jan. 17-(Special ) Funds to pay only 59 per cent of losses to farmers for sheep, goats and turkeys during 1945 are on hand according to a report from the office of the Linn county clerk. These losses' are said to have been caused by dogs. Claims totaled $2028.90, and only 1197.00 are in the fund. Receipts from dog licenses are used to cover these losses but the For Comfort Main (B 79c Main Floor total of fees obtained from this source is said to have been insuf ficient to reimburse farmers claim in full for several years past The largest individual loss ap proved by the court is that of E. R. Pedersen, route 2, Scio, whose claim for 36 birds valued by him at $108 and approved by the court for $72. However Pedersen re ceived only $42.48. Leigh Crossan, route 2, Leban on, reported 10 sheep killed by dogs. He asked $128, was allowed $96 and received only $56.84. Mike Rose owned all eight goats, report ed killed, and for which claims were filed. Rose also is a resident of the Lebanon community. Floor n Men's Cotton Unions Men's all cotton unionn. Lonq lt?c. c-.-d f sleeves. Comfortable fleece -bci-tcX sVlsTV Ideal medium weiaht for vintor. ;-o:rj II shrunk for peifect fit. "Thoy u: c- 1 cause they satisfy." Main Floor RETl RNS FROM HOSPITAL . SWEGLE, .Jan. 17 (Special) Mrs. Standley Nelson was remov ed from the hospital In Salem,.. lat Tixlay to the home of her parerts, Mr. and Mrs. Willard . LkFiemme on Lancaster drive Mr. and Mrs. Nelson lost their son tt birth. We Will Be in Our HEW LOCATION 270 llorlh Church After January 1st j SAM'S MOTOR CO. Th. 7117 Til CorJ State & Liberty Sts. 429 COURT STREET Thone 3118 r i