Six
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
Wednesday, August 26, 1942
Soldiers Are Guests
At Pedee Services
Pcdcc The Sunday school en
lertained a group of soldiers
from Camp Adair Sunday. Fol
lowing the preac' ing service a
basket dinner was served in the
basement. At 2 o'clock a pro
gram was given with Madeline
Womer in charge:
Duet, Marcele and Mary Lou
Osborni solo, Orrin King; chorus,
Begin iers' class; duel, C. L. Bur
bank and Madeline Womer;
readin,-!, Betty Burbank; duet,
Rev. and Mrs. Backer; piano
duet, Jean Jones and Mary Lou
Osborn; solo, Betty Jean Truax;
solo, Madeline Womer.
Those furnishing cars for
transportation were Vern Os
born, Robert Orr, Joe Truax,
Cliff Burbank, Roland King,
Fritz Kerber and Mr. King,
Sunnyside Several more
Sunnyside youths have enlisted
in the service with the U, S.
navy. The three who left for
Soldiers on Furlough I in the navy of the United States
Silverton Mr. and Mrs. Scott j in training at Seattle. The young
McPike have had as their house) men were given a brief fuQigh
their before being transierrea. Tneir
California this week are Bud
Hagedorn, Alvin Billings and
Bill Cogswell.
fnr Ihrpp dflvs.
Panama City was founded in I nephew and "buddy", Mac home is in Texas. This is their
1519, iCopeiand and Eddie McWhorter first visit to Silverton.
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Leather and Wool
All Wool
JACKET
98
Cnlnrfnl brnwlli
bine or grten
plaids.
Sturdily tailored In durable warm
1 used wool.. FulMenjrth crown zip
front, adjustable aide straps.
TruPoint SHIRT
-tan, H .57
Crisp, Curlproof Collars
Washfast, Vat Dyed Colors
Woven Through Patterns
Combed mercerized broadcloth for
a. long wearing-npat looking
shirt! J"ul! cut arid painstakingly
tailored ! Sanforized shrunk.
Whites, plain colors or patterns.
floor! looklnjr, warm and lonjr wearlnp! Perfect Jacket
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linen wun coiion uannei, icai, Drown, o-io,
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SPORT
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1
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Cool cotton sporta shirts. Easy to
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.49
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SANDY KEVINS
Fine quality leathers In new fall styles.
January types or du sin ess Lyies,
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CEILING. PHICK 4. St
.65.
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Carpenters'
BOATSAIL DRILL!
BOYS' BEANIE
Regularly 25c
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BOYS' DRESS SHIRT
Regularly 7
Well tHllored cotton lirondcloth shirts.
BOYS' SLACK SOCKS
Regularly 19c
BrlRht blazer strlppd cottons, Well reinforced.
BOYS' CORDUROY PANTS
Sturdy trousers for school wear. 8 to 16 sizes
REGULAR
2.98
OVERALLS
.69
Price t
Men's
BRIARGATES
Favorites In classrooms offices for all-round
purposeful llve.s! Staunch Brinicates in .
wide variety of most popular stvles. Browm
and blacks straight and wingtip styles.
Specially styled for carpenters! Has atrontt
knee pads, firmly stitched. Front pockets for
nails, hammer loop, regulation pocketa. Whlto
bontsall drill.
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Bo
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pood looklntr shoes for
school or dress wear,
Rrown, hlack and an
tique tans.
BOYGARDS
0.98
L
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LEATHER OR COMP0. SOLES
SANDY NEVIN, JR.
Blyled for real venr and tear! Sandy Nevin styles
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9:30 tn 9 p. m.
Saturday
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OVERALLS 1
Stronp S-ounce denim! San
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Bar tacked, strong stitched.
rinin blue.
No more than 1 shrink
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To matrh overalls.
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Action-Back NATIONAL
098
Workers' favorite! One-oisce suit in heavy
twill rveave fabric. Two big pocket In top
Jront,
Cream Colored
CORDUROYS
Moleskin
69
corduroy j,n sporty
slack t vie' Bartnckett
at all strain polhia.
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
Cotton plaids, s t y t e r with
dress Ivpe collar, yoke back,
two pocketa. 14-17
I
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484 State St. - Salem, Oregon
FLANNEL
SHIRTS
1
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Hesvv twilled cotton flannel,
softlv napped Inside and out.
In brown and blu. 14-17,
PANTS
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CANVAS GLOVES 1 3f
LEATHERETTE GLOVES 5!C
Royalton SLACK AND REGULAR
SOCKS, Rcr. 22c .................... 10e
WORK OR DRESS BELTS 5!U!
RANDOM COLOR SOCKS 17c
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Comfort in everv step von tak In pair of thess! Cush
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CORD OR LEATHER SOLED SHOE
0.98
Low and
high cut
8TRONO COUNTERS, ITIIL SHANK
FIRST QUALITY LEATHER UPPERS
Full l.nKth dnithl. sol... bttllt to civ. xtr. wr. trill
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WITH TAP SOLE
WOODSMAN'S HEEL
SHOES
J.98
Thick eompa tap nol with anti-skid tread Oak hend
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