Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 02, 1947, Page 3, Image 3

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    .Marble Tourney
Attracts Boys
Silverton At 10:00 a. m ,
Saturday, the local branch of
the Young Oregonian's state
wide marble tournament will be
held a the Eugene Field school
grounds, sponsored by the Lions
club. The state championship
contest is to be in two weeks.
High scoring local contestants
may enter the state contest for
high awards tries. Ted Burian,
marble tournament chairman,
is asking all members of the
club, available, to be at the
school grounds, Saturday at
9:45 a. m. to assist. Boys have
already registered from out-of-Silverton
as well as locally, and
more are being arranged for.
Numerous prizes donated by the
local merchants are to be dis
tributed to high scorers in the
three age-division classifica
tions for players.
There are almost 700,000 beds
in mental hospitals in the U. S.
Woodburn Closing
Cancer Fund Drive
Woodburn The annual fund
raising drive of the American
cancer society closes this week
end in Woodburn and contain
ers in local stores will be col
lected according to the commit
tee of the local Business and
Professional Women's club
which is in charge of the drive.
People who have not yet con
tributed to the campaign are
urged to put their money In one
of the containers at once.
The local committee includes
Mrs. Kenneth Thompson and
Mrs. Delbert Reed, co-chairman;
Miss Mabel Livesay, Mrs. Mike
Perd, Miss Gladys Adams, Mrs.
Ray Glatt and Miss Mary Lou
Haynes.
The first navy of the United
States was composed of private
ly owned ships. The colonies
made up small navies of their
own and private individuals
were allowed to operate ships
that preyed on the British fleet.
155 North Liberty
Phone 3194
AMERICA'S BIGGEST SALE!
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SALE! LOCKER TRUNK
Keg. 12.95. Extra large, W" in
30x16x12 in. trunk. Tough, fiber cover
over wooden frame. Trunk type locks.
MATCHED LUGGAGE 395
Reg. 17.95. Roomy overnight!
Leather bound with big pockets.
Reg. 22.50 pullman case
now 18.95
fill
ii95
WOMEN'S OVERNIGHT
Reg. 16.95. Distinc
tively Btyled! Rich alligator grained
fabric. Leather bound. Big pockets.
Sale!
Women's Overnite
Case
Regular 16.95! 21-inch overnight.
Leather bound. Q QC
Plus Tax
Sale!
Women's Luggage
Reg. 17.95. Lightweight, smart and
compact, 21-inch. 1 S QC
Plus Tax
24"
NEW ARRIVALS
MEN'S O'NITE BAG
rius Tax
Regularly 32.95. Ruggedly built
top grain cowhide over a steel
frame! Has sturdy leather handles.
Sale! Women's
Overnite Case
Reg. 14.25. Leather bound, canvas
covered. 11 OC
Plus Tax I
Sale! Women's
Pullman
Regular 26.95. Smartly styled,
leather bound. 1Q OC
Plus Tax
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JUST IN
OUTING
TIME FOR YOUR WEEK-END
Dallas Boy Scouts
Picking Up Paper
Dallas Boy Scouts of troop
39 will conduct a city-wide
paper drive in Dallas Saturday
in an effort to raise funds to
send some of the Scouts to sum
mer camp. The money will en
able boys to attend camp who
otherwise would not get to go.
according to Arthur Abel, scout
master. Local residents are urged to
leave their paper, which may
include flattened cardboard
cartons, magazines or newspa
pers, on front porches. When
ever convenient, it is requested
that the material be tied in bun
dles, thereby greatly facilitating
the drive. The pickup will be
gin in early morning.
Amity H. E. Wood, promin
ent farmer west of Amity has
leased 4000 acres of farm land
in the Klamath Falls-Lakeview
area, which he Is sowing to bar
ley. Lester Wither and Gene
Stockoff are local men who are
assisting with the farming.
Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon, Friday, May 2, 1947 3
Add 50,000 More Miles of Driving to Your Car
Get new car power and performance from your present
car. Complete motor reconditioning. Cost is moderate.
Ask about our new budget plan and arrange to pay a small
amount each month.
DOUGLAS McKAY CHEVROLET CO.
510 North Commercial
SWEAT SHIRTS
Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large
$165
ju,
155 North Liberty Phone 3194
AMERICA'S BIGGEST SALE!
mm mm
ENDS SATURDAY!
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GOOD BUYS !
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SPRING CLEARANCE OF
LATEST ALL-WOOL COATS
Now
Reg. 29.95
21.00
Coats to wear now all Summer
and next Fall. Short or long
lengths, fitted or flared all
in glorious array at "Wards.
Slashed to a new low that maken
them unbeatable buys. Come in
choose your style choose
your color sizes for everyone.
BIG SAVINGS
Women's Coats
Women's Coats O100
Reg. 29.95 now
Women's Coats 100
Reg. 19.98 now
21
14c
Women's Suits
Women's Suits O100
Mm I
Reg. 48.00.
Smart spring fashions. All wools in
sizes 38 to 48, in navy, black, light
brown and grey.
Misses' Coats
Women's Suits 1000
00
Reg-. 48.00 now
Women's Suits
Reg. 35.00 now
Mi sses' Coats OA00
Reg. 35.00 now
Misses' Coats O00
Reg. 29.95 now
Misses' Coats 1Q00
Reg. 24.75 now '
Misses' Coats 1400
Reg. 19.98 now "
All wool crepes, fleeces and suedes
in full length and shorties. Sizes 9
to 20.
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Women's Suits OA
Reg. 35.00 now
These include all wool gabardines,
checks in grey, green, beige, black,
blue.
Girls' Coats
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Girls' Coats
Reg. 16.60 now
Girls' Coats
Reg. 12.98
Girls' Coats
Reg. 10.98
All wool suedes and shetlands in
sizes 7 to 16 in grey, blue, aqua,
green and checks.
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