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th e home of Mr and Mrs M yrle
Miss Frances W ells of U lnty s
Smith 'Sunday afternoon.
Service station and R ay B ro u n
M m C harles Perrigo and dau- of McMinnville
spent Sunday
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and. her sister in visitin g the f o n W a ^ « « n d p a r
Srass Valley
law Miss Lilybell Perrigo, cam e
down from Bend Friday to visit
Mrs F ran k
Bayer,
retu rn in g
to their home Sunday.
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. Mr and M rs M errill Oveeon
and family of M oro w ere dinner
guests a t the .J a n e o< “ r and
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Mr and Mrs E lm er Hall left
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MondayAJ af5i” ?_h1^ » T h e T ’hom e Orville Ruggles w ere In T h e Dai*
^ ^ M i X v i l l e before retu rn in g les Saturday on business,
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Mrs NorrifJ GUkisont
to. their. home
weeR Mrg Tom Coyle> Mr and Mrs W.
thC Am eIí * n h ^ ^ u i n g M r s T a l l ’s b ro th e r in C. T odd and M rs Bill Todd w ere
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Mr and M rs F ra n k von Borstel
and Mrs A. A. D unlap left Satur-
day morning and Miss Freída
Buether left Sunday morning for
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Emma Cox, a t the home o f her Miss M argaret B arnett took Bill O AT. RKTUBRWO
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GROUP ONE—Good selection of summer frocks
in p re tty prints and solid colors. There afe junior
misses and women’s sizes In this group.
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Former Price»
$6.95 to 7.95
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Crowley Jr., of M onmouth.
Mr and Mrs Glenn P erry had housing lacuiuea
Mr and Mrs M yrle Sm ith w ere gs dinner^ guests S atu rday even- . ^ P "
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A n event that brings you substantial
savings on smart Summer Dreeie*.
M a n y are a p p ro p ria te for all
year—-C o m e !. N o w ! Buy $eveHM— -
from dressy casuals to nest
little house frocks. ?
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Alley Mr and Mrs welcome to en ter Oregon State
Robert R e l p ^ n d ' daughter.^D l-
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GROUP TWO—In th is collection you
m ay select from p retty cottons—
rayon Jersey and rayon crepe . .
m ostly light colors—some navy and
black, p rin ts and plain shades.
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. Jd m issid h of new out-of
m orning and had Breakfast with nia.
state students was cut drastically
Mr apd M rs A rt B ibbv before
Mr an d M rs F ra n k D em sey
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ntun&vM? Richland.
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of Portland brought th eir son pUcat¡on from o th er states Js ac.
G uests at the Bud B rin k erts’ Jack, u p Sa ur ay an
cepted except for m ost unusual
, last week end ’w ere her sisters work for Char es Ha vis. T hey
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üklaws, Mr and Mrs returned to th eir hom e Sunday.
’ H arry Root and son. Ed. of Es-
Mrs J. W. Blagg and daughter,
tacada, and Mr and Mrs John Marie, accompanied Mr and Mrs
Bdhidc of San Pedro. California. E rnest Eslinger of Moro and Asa
Mrs Don Sm ith was hostess Eslinger of Forest Grove, who
’ to m em bers of the bridge club drove to Parm a, Idaho last Sun-
’ at her home T hursday afternoon day to visit relatives returning
w hen three tables o' con -act home Tuesday.
w ere In play. High scores for the
Mrs Earl Olds, John and Bar-
afternoon were held by Mrs Roy ^ara Alley, and her house guests,
Schlfling and Mrs A rt Hibby and Mr and Mrs Robert Relph and
low score by Mrs Alfred Rock, d au g h ter. Diana, Gus Engstrom
Rcfreshiuetne w ere served at the and Mr and Mrs H erm an Ziegler
close of the party by the hostess. and fam ily m otored to Ellensburg
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Royce and Rexie Jew ell of The W ashington Sunday w here they
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came up for the dance w ere m et by Mr and Mrs Stanley immunum
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Saturday and -were over night powers, Mr and M rs A. E. Es-
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guests at the hom e of Mr and Unger and Mr and Mrs Kenneth
Mrs A rch Cantrall.
Eslinger and family, all enjoyed
Mr and Mrs F rank Bayer Sr. a picnic d in n er in th e p ark and
had as dinner guests Sunday visiting.
Miss Doris Jones of Moro, the
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Phone 271
O R EG O N
Former Price.
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7.95
FLlIMRIMi li HEATING
SERVICE.
GROUP T H R E E —Consisting of dres­
sy and casual sports styles. Many
models In this group a re suitable
for all year wear; navy, black Ig a
pastel shades. Good range of sizes
from 12 to 20.
1.1. KIHKEL1E
PHONE 391
MORO
Former Price*
$12.75 to 16.75
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C. A . Ruggles
(Second Floor)
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Mr and Mrs Don Sm ith had as
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dinner guests Sunday
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Mrs Gus Sm ith. M r and Mrs
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A r e h M h n e r and Mrs John Hays
Lu ber F in er« Storage Tanks
W rite or see
of The Dalles and Mr and Mrs
and F ittin g s
V ic to r G. Peterson,
Sec.-Treaa.
Ed Alley and Mr and Mrs John
O IL B U R N E R S
Block.
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Dalles N a t l F arm Loan A m ’n
Mr and Mm C. R Anderson t e l 241
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R E . Bank Hotel • The Dalles, Oregon
and s aon,*-
o n ,- Dennis, m otored to
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Goldendale Sunday to spend the o o o o o o o o o c x x x x x > .
day v isiting h er m other. Mrs C. A _ _
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Wllkg. at the hom e of Mrs M ar­
lin Gerber.
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Mr and Mrs A rie l’ Lemley and
daughter, Carolyn, motored to
Portland F riday to spend a few
Is an old established firm th at has been selling,
days visiting th eir parents, •- Mr
servicing and repairing cars for a generation. .
r nd M rs Charles L e n ley . Carolyn
The dependability of its products and the qual­
will go to Cannon Beach to spend
several day« with Miss M ary
ity of its service has been proven many times.
Sayra.
Mr and Mrs C. W. Fields m o
Now, when it is doubly important that you
tored to-Wa»co Sunday to spend
have
good workmanship and quick service to
the day visitin g reatives.
Mr and Mrs Art B tbjy and
keep your cars and trucks running have us take
children,
Stephen and Janice,
care of your service problems.
reported to The Dalles Sunday to
spend the
Mrs Maggie Lanr\en arrived
Sunday to pack her household
goods for shipment to her home
at Flathead L a k e , Montana.,
4 0 1 E 3rd
T h e D a lle s
where she w ill teach school this
year.
Mrs Ollie Rice of Sweet Home
spent a week here recently visit
Ing a t th e hom e of h e r son In law
and daughter. M r and Mrs Tom
Covle. •
Mr and M rs O rville Ruggles
m otored to The Dalles Sunday
to spend th e day visiting at the
hom e of Mr and Mrs I^awrence
Denis.
The V. S. Insulation Co. of Spo­
kane W ashington, has completed
painting the tw o large b a m s and
o th er buildings for Don Clodfel-
ter th is last week. 4
Miss Joan Clodfelter is In P o rt­
land visiting her cousins, Misses
Doreen and Carolyn Clodfelter
L K. Sm ith and K ing F ritts
of Goldendale w ere Sundav din
n er guests a t the hom e of Mr and
Mrs Clyde Sm ith.
M r and M rs Eben Kee left Sun-
Bay for P ortland and other points
And GMYHOUND tafcM you dif^ t to»
to v isit relatives and a trip to
Canada before retu rn in g home.
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Mr and Mrs» James Easter and
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ed to Portland S aturday w here /gcstloniog East? Greyhound takes and an experienced, professional
Mrs E a ste r and sons will rem ain vou
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eras to all jzwiMv»
points o V» f au
interest—
driver watches the road while you
w » u n the
tue scenery.
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to all
all the
the big
big cities—
cities— all
all the
the vacation
vacation
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Phone y o u r
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U r and Mm Ernest Blaylock l<ndc One t lc k e t - o o , b .g g .f e friendly Overland C-----»---—J
for low fares and ‘ full information.
W a X i r guedta several days <Wck ,o „ r -h c r e .
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last week her brbther and sister
C o on frequent, well timed Khed-
year (avsrlts rsds-iwsri stars aad
in law Mr and Mrs Clyde Heaton “ >«• »"»
comfort. The co«
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of San Diego, California.
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ter, Mrs Harold Owens, called at
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GROUP FOUR—C otton house .fr<* ^
in a dozen p retty p attern s, Sanforl“ ^
and fast color«, m ostly p retty p r ln i^
some solid pastels and black. Sizes
12 to 42.
Subetantial Saving.
at .
Men’s Work Clothes
for Harvest Time
W alther-W illiam s Co.
day.
T ir e R e p a ir and R ecapping
UtatÜM 7¿»t6 ¿ft 1fa
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O V E R L A N D
G R E Y H O U N D
Flannel CQtton
plaids . . . fully
15 to 17.
S hirts
assorted
pre-shrunk. :/S iz e s
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W ork Gloves, light duty w eight. •. .
leather palm, canvas back.
19c
-Cuff Length, pair
-Co mtlet
pair
Buckskin Gloves, for w ork or driv*
ing, n atural color only.
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-Top train, .pair
-Split bock, p<ir
W ork Gloves . . . . m ade of split
horsehide, stu rd y w earing quality,
sizes small, m edium , large.
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50% W ork Socks in light w eight or
heavy duty n a tu ra l gray.
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W ork Pants ajid W ork S hirts—igjBdO
of sturdy cotton tw ill m aterial. Sizes
29 to 42 w aist.
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Striped
W ork Caps - • J-
narrow
or •w ide strip ed patterns.
Sizes 6% to 7H .
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Overall Coats—BKie denim , 1 United
quantity. Sizes 36 to 44.
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Tex-ton western tooled type 1 * ^ -
both standard
or narrow
w idth.
Sizes 28 to 40.
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N ew Leathe'r Coats „
Capeskin Jackets in brow n only . .
cossack and aviator styles, zipper
fronts.
-1 5 .0 0 to 18.50
Pony (horsehide) Jackets in n a tu r­
al ta n only—»zipper front,
plenty
of pockets.
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Where A ll the Mid-Columbia Shop.
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Sturdy quality clothes (or all outdoor needs--good selection
of sixes and colors from small accessories to
•leathei jackets
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IN C O t F O tA T IO
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