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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1944)
A » « B i OUÚftí* JÓbMUL) Í»OBÜ, iiaBWON. tß tb A Y . OCTOUÉIt 2T. 1*44 p4f Robart Rolfe Dalle* for »pveral day» on businese. Mrs Ed Alley returned home Fr.day from Porland where she spent a week vi siting her daugh ter in law, Mrs Bruce Alley. Mr and Mrs Frank Ba^er Jr. are the parent« of a son born Friday October 20 at The Dalles hospital. m . Robert Rolfe flew by plane Ed Alley was a business visitor fiom San Francisco, Calif., to Portland Saturday taking the stage in The Dalles Saturday, to The Dalles Sunday vdhere his Mr and Mrs Marcus Eslinger parents. Mr and Mr® T M Rolfe, and daughter arrived Friday from met him to spend a week with s*n D ego, California. Mr Eslinger them. recently received a medical dis- Mr and Mrs Edgar • Alley and charge from the Navy at Corpus children and Mrs and Mrs Jesse Christi, Texas. They will make Helyer of Keflt were dinner guests their home here. vt the home of Mrs Etha SehUing Mr an<j Mrs Wallace May and (Sunday in The Dalles. Mr« L D May had as dinner guesto . R .J . Baker came up from The Sunday Mrs Guy Boyer of John Dalles Sunday to spend several Day, Mrs Inex Cramer of Brooks day» here on business. and Mrs Grace Zeveiy and daugn- Mr and Mrs Robert LeBleu went tens, Jean and M/rs Ralph Busse to The Dalles Thursday when Mrs. and daughter. LeBleu entered the hospital. Mr Mr and Mrs Elmer Hall and LeBleu brought her home Monday, their grandson arrived Saturday Shelton (Bud> .Fritte came up evenr'ng from Long Beach, Calif., Sunday from Salem to «pend the t3 visit Mrs Haifa brother in law week here visiting with his par- and sister, Mr and Mrs Dell Olds, «nts, Mr and Mrs Shelton Fritts.* Mr and Mrs Ernest Blaylocx John Brogan of Antelope and were in The Dalles Wednesday on b o sister, Mr Robertson of Pert- business. They brought their dau- land stopped at the Sam Holmes ghters children home with them home Sunday night while on the for A vas t. Mrs Sawtell c&mc way to The Dalles. __ Friday to spend the week end an.’ Mrs Charles Wells and children, to take the children home, vdho spent several days here vis- Mary Jane Osibob e f The Dalles itin g h e r grandmqtfwr, Mrs W J «pent the week end visiting at the Davis, and her uncle and aunt, borne of M t and Mrs Clyde Strad- Mr and Mia Frod CoX. left Mon ley day for The Dalles on business be- Mrs lnez Cramer of Brooks is fars returning to bar home in Her- ^ ¡ t in g at the home of Mr and Mrs W»llace May and MrsLD Mias Doris Anderson left Mon- May- - day for The Dalle« on business for Rev and Mrs Gerald Dryden and several day*. fam ly have moved from Dayton, Chester Smith of Mono and nis Wartt, o Arco. Idaho where he is brother in law, D H McClain of of Baptist church. Mr w«™ v icto r , her» Dryden Drvden was WM formerly pw ter of formerly pastor the’ Grass Valley Baptist church. Clyde Davis came over Mr and Mrs J S Newcomb re « csm I s B flatwrday to move turned home Sunday evening from V O T E (x ) 2 9 for For Visit T g lg c t^ Candidate For State Repre entative from the 25nd Representative District To the Voters of Sherman County: These are troublous tipies—serious times—when calm ttdafc ing and sober action are essential to the preservation o f our American way of life while prosecuting the war to a successful conclusion. We need MEN in the state legislature who are pledged to a program of consistent legislation, baa ed on needs rather than political expediency. It pays to . look your best for then p N E W COATS We present Henry Peterson, whose service in the last legis lature warrants his return. His experience as a legislator and his knowledge of the needs of the district and the state eminently qualify him for* the post. V : A ll woof-sm artly styled casuals, reefers VOTE FOR YOUR BEST » i 'Miff1- f yo u ’ll feel your best«do your best and Chesterfields, new colors $39195 N E E D LE P O IN T $ 4 4 .9 5 J Beautiful fabric-self trim-soft blue co lo r V o te for H E N R Y PETERSON (x ) 2 9 HALF SIZES Pd. Adv. by Morrow Republican Central Committee s * $29.75 to 39.75 Coats made especially for the woman w h d wears T H IS Y E A R ... 35 1 -2 to 41 1 -2 Casual styles Perrian Lamb Trimmed Stylet $89.95 TUXEDO A OF BFPÜBLICAH CAHOIO«^^ °F is PUBLISHED’ » for your co * p e sc E CHOV. 7 SAVE FOR R E FE W E H t^y $ <9.95 most flattering stvle richly trimmed w ith muskrat-soft blue r - 2 0 percent federal fur tax added len Porusnd tew, Mr end Mrs R J Brockert after spending s <Dak here with their son in lew «nd daughter. Mr and Mrs A F - Jetm Peters left Monday forTh? NEW Mrs W .ytend Weld and fa m .lr Mrs Guy Boyer of John Day spent the week end here via ting her mother, Mrs L D May and brother and sister in law, Mr and Mrs Wallace May. DRESSES Dresses! Tailored or draped y j g j r l. v r styles and dressy types. i M U Sports Straight sizes and half sizes-a wealth of dresses<from < - 1 which to choose $8.95-10.75 THE OLD RELIABLE for Qn&lity—Dependability—Courtesy . $16.75-19.75 ♦0 S ‘’ * % 4 tY ot R A X O N PRINTS $ 5 .9 5 Clean cut, sparkling rayon prints to contrast with 4 * .••• < w à ilillity Store GRASS V ALLEY ** ■ your datk winter coat - sizes 38 59 V i ' 1,m— r J FOR SENATOR V.W YN E L. MORSE FOR SENATOR C U Y CORDON Ij *■ &8&X / fl in "V For Stete Tre«». _ For Attsy. General I 1 f Leslie M . Scott «• George Neuner B A' f" C o a rta rn e * Second District Lowell Stockman I N»*» Hollywood Suits $49.50 quality in 100% wool fabrics, carefully tailored for fit Ünd maaculibe atyi« amurtnesa— Regular and -tall aizes 90 to 44. ; STATE AND COUNTY CANDIDATES New ClothCreft Suit« $ 3 2 . 5 0 ^ 4 2 . 5 0 Expert atyling plop tn e fabric» for a »oft to live ¿n. Hat» For S U U Senator 18th District PROHIBITION State Represen tai ve/ 22nd Dist. •M urke m V W ith EROUS 'J O K E lri For Commipsioner I For Assessor Brown W o o l Top Coat , For VOTE 313 K N Ô ! * * **f*;'* : C oroner GEORGE L. FOX E. M. ALLEY M PeM ASr. TUX AMTI>BOHI»ITIOM COMICITTVB OP ORBOON C ». McPUeram. CUairam. Peeeeea-4«li Ave. BMf-. ***!*** . . Pd Adv Rcpubino.' S id e Conhoi Commute« fcOrçO'i 6aiid»nq, Po»»lot*l. O« jon. Cà»l M ow*, Ex«. $OC* _ * a light top $ 3 6 .5 0 Cosy to wear $27.50 Practical and good looking too. PERCY THÖMPÖON * i "SH ED D ER " Light ton, cravenetted wool, twill woven. A style. DAVID REID For Sheriff TOP C O A T 5 Tne little n*p in the air these days calls for coat— - I m rra w ir.O M C c in '1 . L . 4 S U U Representative, 22nd Dist. H. E. PETERSON Don't ¿Tfrirr-»- pord fer itl Read the hill itself 1 Sss how the instrtism of .one wo«d— the word "GIVE" in both tbs title and body s i this bill effects your very freedom. W ill you be 0 1 s to serve your guests either at your social club, or la yohr home under this bill? NOI Do you want this dangerous type of prohibition? NOt / T*VtNO TO DO IT AOAIN IN 1944 E. R. FATLAND GILES FRENCH $ 6 .5 0 Individually atyled for your particular choice-»Perfect i ‘'complement for your wardrobe—new fall color« "Durolvx” Top Coats z $36. SO An extra warm fleece fabric—Gray, oxford or brown— What youll need for ©old days ahead. tans 1 Company
