Sherman County journal., October 26, 1945, Page 4, Image 4

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NO DANCE AT tt. V
Holmes Fam ily
There w ill be no dance
V alley next Saturday nig
count of the dance at W
n ext Grass V alley dana
November 10.
Gathers A t
G atew ay
The Holmes fam ily reunion was
held Sunday at the home ,of Mr*
A. S. Hoknea and John Friday at
pot luck ^dinner was
Gateway.
served at noon. Those present an- Wash , Wednesday after spending
eluded Mr and Mrs W .T ..H oim ex
days v o t i n g a t the home of
Sam H a lv es, M bs Cassie Holme«, Mr
Mrs C. M. Clevenger
Miss Mabel IHobnes. Mr and Mrs Mrg pfeyenger accompanied them
Ted von Borstel and fam ily, Mr
visit relatives for several
and
Mrs William Holmes, •••!&■/ gay- ■
fam ily aU of Crass Valley and Mr
Mr and Mrs A. F. Balzer cele-
•n d Mrs Priday Holmes and son of
their 29tb wedding onniver-
Terrebone, John Brogan and fam- sary Sunday. Dinner guests in-
ily o f Antelope and Mrs May Da- ^ „¿ed Mr and Mrs Ralph Balzer
vey of Gateway.
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’ o i San Francisco and Mr and Mrs
Mr and Mrs" Dean Reynold^ and Gua Hartmann of W asco..
Mrs Wallace May ware business
and Mrs Kendrick Dunlap
visitors in The Dalles Monday .
Sunday for their home in Carl
Mr »nd M r. J»™ « Easier arc ton a fter several d a y . hare vi.it-
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FOB SALE: 60 white fa<
ner cafvee. Roy Barnet,
teachers institute Monday and 3
1 banquet
dance later In the day. Among
. WMgfo« o f state headquarters mak-
the trip were Neil M otfitt,
yR^fjRSMtte commander, Ray B assett of
j A M ^ te m , rehabilitation committee,
5 . J p Richard Smurthwaite, Portland,
r t f ^ r in d
«»ploym ent ofltoeT, Fritz Nilsen,
T ’®^*1fit,utant, George Sandy, selective,
service.
5 W ^tt^The' dire need of the Legion to
fiiwtemd
Oregon's
ranchers w i U f o d k i s
bank always seady to lend
I -.tf.s u
Ik
money to handle crops,
to buy needed filMO
b u ild in g s . . . id shorty to
Orosror
fu rth er food prodoC tk.u
wUXtfr-<
P rom pt and courteous
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fa rm loan s o v M f always.
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FOR SALE: 7 ft. cedar pottts
& 21 ihch posts a n d jb e lû r
cents per post delivered
place here. G. L. Brigg«, >plwfl^
6463 or write Gen. Del. The
lea, Oregon
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C O M M U N IT IE S
FOR. SALE: Six r e g i s t e r e ^ H ^ .
ftioaLM.
ford Gilt», to farrow next
Mrs Mike Smith, Kent. .JpEm
MALE HELP W ANTED: O p ^ #
HARRY A. DAVIS
ThewMads «f man ore now onlistinf
in tbo RafpUr Army. Join now and
THf JOB THROUGH!
c M o o a c v o v a bwamcm of su iv ie «
Sit
AMO O V S IIS K A S TM K A TC O
Travel • Education • Security • Career
V. a
For fu ll in fo rm a tio n call a t
A A M Y R C C R U IT IN Q O F F IC 1
tai required. Must
CIVIC AUDITORIUM
and good referehcea.bP6nhan<^|
THE DALLFS
Write or wire McNESS COMP^X Ihone 3926
NY, Dept. D, 2423 Magnolia
Oakland 7, California.
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luck-
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« a r r y Stork arnved recently
New York from three years se
in
and
rived a t Fort Lewis by pla,
New York and recetved h
discharge from the army and a
rived here T hurr.ay.
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m arh inery, to m o d e rn ise
FOR SA L E : In Grass V allçyJ«!
some furmUMPe^barîT. <
çken houge, double garagu^ot
~ building». Enquire Fred K tuj
o f # r itF B o x -92, Gra.SK Valley
tunity o f lifetim e • «ujfl>lyTng
DDT and other profitably ^ro
ducta to farmers in Shernjib
county. N o e x p er ie n c e-o S <
THE OLD RELIABLE for
Quality—Dependability—Courtesy
u r and Mrs W. D. Barnett h
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Betty and Dorothy Barnett re- e*day-
turned
home Monday
morning
B»rl Olds and Glenn Perry we,
from Nampa, Idaho, where they to Tygh V alley Sunday to try the
spent ten d ay. vU tt.ng at t f » house 1 « * •«
hunt‘n* but had r
friends.
The first meeting of the Arner-
¿ u ss'ic a n Legion district conferences
| a e ^ w m held in Th^ Dalles Monoay
FOR SALE: Team . woHrv<RArscii
and harness, 9 inch
-D isc plow. L. P. H aven^W
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of Mr and Mr» H. J. Grant.
Arnold Sharp, with the U. S.
Navy, arrived October 6 ip S .n
Francisco from Tokyo on tho U .
S.S. Missouri, going to Bremerton
for h „ discharge V isitin g relst.ves
at Olympia. Waah.. arriving h e.e
Wednesday to visit relatives and
1 thing tbe Leglot( mep*h«rs might
do. Smurthwaite offered an ein
[Aft-
in« relative».
Mr and Mrs Frank von B or, e
and Mr» A. A. -Dunlap went t end fam ily and on to Bend before
The D alle. Monday to attend -h. returning hoifoe.
Mrs W. D. Barnett an d daugh­
American be«ion and AuxUie.r;
ter, Betty, went to Shaniko Junc­
Mr» Ivan Bla«« (Dorothy C oyie, .district,m eetin «.
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at the Masonic haU Thursday
Mrs Helen Alley and son John tion Wednesday afternoon, Octolier
Violette
Grant,
afternoon.
Mrs Orville Rugg.es w ert to Tygh Valley Sunday t- 10, to meet
who
visited
'here
until
the
follow-
favored vrith sever.) piano n « . - bring Mrs Helen Bayer and eh..«I
ing Thursday when nhe left for
bers after which the bride opened ren home after spending a
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the many lovely and beautiful days v.sit.n g at the home o f h< her home in Nam|»a, Idaho accom­
g ifts. Mrs Audrey Vaughn and brother In law and mater, Mr an panied by B etty and Dorothy Bar­
nett.
Mrs Willard Barnett sang a duct Mrs WiHis B nttain.
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Arthur Bibhy took James Easier
accompanied by Mr. Ruggles at
Mrs Audrey Vaughn and M
to
The D alles Thursday,, night
the piano and Mrs Lorraine Kent Lorraine Kent le ft Saturday i<
when
he entered the hospital for
gave a reading after which rc- Portland to spend the week en
• A s h m e n t . were served by the -tu r n in g to The D alle, to stter
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CONFER
^»ke the lead in offering new vut
MERIT SYSTEM* EXAMJf
about their
ONS: Claims-taking a a i.j l»di t- ■♦Wins information
tpdSif ^ ¿ h t a and privileges was the plea
ing positions with S tia U t/
ploym ent Compensations^ flr$r. IF Ray B assett and George Sandy
rihice. »aid th at that was the greatest
mission. Veterans prefe
Apply by Nov. 17 to Majit
torn Council,» 616 M ead^
Portland 4%Ore.
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the parent, o i a »on born Tuesday
October 1«
The D»IU» hospital.
Mr. Don Smith, Mrs A. A. Dun-
Up and Mr» C. R. Anderson were
hXtetM » a t a bridal shower tor
hoatesae«.
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l e g io n n a ir e s
Cantrell were
M a n a g tr
THE DAUES BRANCH #1
The UNHID STATES NATIOHAl
INSURAM CK Coà^O AATl
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A t W illiam »
Sweaters
oweatera . . . 3turdy weight in
sign« similar to the aketetv.
«mart sweater fni eporte
orte. Several lively ook>ra— but
»eck instead of V-neck.
(M EN ’S SECTION— FIRST FLOOR)
Hunter», Here*» W h at You N eed
W ool Shirts
N»w patterns ohown in broken checks and
pbuds in «he warm winter co’, ors . . .
100% wool . . . siaeo for men
and young men. •
(MEN’S
NORCO
N o w you con got o W a te r
C o n d h io n o r^ th a t o p e ra te s
on A N Y w a te r pressure be­
tw ee n
and 1 0 0 pounds!
8
Makes Every Drop
Soft as Rain!
SECTION— FM #T , FLOOR)
S pecial Sale o f
LEATHER GLOVES
Just what you’ll need for harvest
and all kind» of Chores. Split mult
skin and split cape . . . regular
values to $2.36.
Special Pair 9 8 c
SOFT, door, pufo wotef Is no lonoer o
- luxury for the few, hut necettity that
can bo enjoyed in EVERY home!
A grand
e
nam e in m ach inery is C A SE ,
J. I. C A SE o f R acine, W isc o n sin . W e w ill soon
a d isplay
n vi» X vi 4 T
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have
i
o f their tillage and harvest m a c h -
in ery and w e e x p e c t tractors right aw a y .
In f a Dalifia.
NORCO now gives you sofa, simple, eco*
nomical Water Conditioning that re»
moves all hardness, odors, taste and
mineral content.
(FIRST
FLOOR)
Cloeing O ut Group
Boy’s Jackets
UO RC O M IX, a new synthetic resin de»
T ra c to rs are w h a t w e w a n t to talk ab o u t
veioped during the
war, gives NORCO
capacity.
maximum water softening
because first, they have ¡the fam ous C ase
m o to r th a t’s stu rd y and durable and easy
One Operating
Yoke Ptrlorm i
Ih» Miracle of
Contirwooi Soft
J ' W a*-f
to g et into w h en it does need fixing.
T h e y cóm e in an y size and w e’re espec­
th in e a te a m of horses’ll do b u t eat w hen
7 /c n
FLOOR)
Boys, Sweaters
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cardigan» . . . novelty
»oiid colors— A gee 8 t o 14.
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These jackets are treated with Du
Pont’» “Zelan” shower proofing,
made «of tackle twill (wind
breaker nvaAerialj 4 . dark olive
green . . . regular J^2 j 9B value, at:
(SECOND
Come in and
Ltf us Show
You NORCO S
Superior
Features
ially proud of th e little one th a t does every
S ize i 8 to 12
resting» W^e invite you to see th e m w hen
they
get here.
C om e in an y h o w and get
b e r & F u el Co
(SECOND FLOOR)
PtJMBW
PHONE—<761
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MIKE AND
MARY
ANN
MULICK