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•I PACK 6 SHERMAN COUNTV JOURNAL. MOKO UKSQON FRIDAY, APRIL 3«, 1948 Mr and Mrs W. C. Patterson Mr and Mrs Willis Brittain of The Dalles were Sunday din-' and family of Tygh Valley spent ner guests at the home of Mr the week end here with Mr and .Mrs Frank Bayer and attended and Mrs Ivan Blagg. JoAnn Clodfelter spent the • the Senior Ball. Mr and Mrs John Rolfe took week end in The Dalles visiting at the home of Miss Jackie Hel his father, T. M. Rolfe to Port land Wednesday where he enter zer, returning home Monday. Mr and Mrs A. A. Dunlap were ed St. Vincent hospital for medi business visitors in The Dalles cal treatment. Mrs Grace Denham, who is em Saturday returning home with a B y Mrs A. F . B alzer new Chevrolet Sedan. Their dau ployed at the Elton Eakin home, spent Sunday at her home In Mr and Mrs A. Conley of Pol- ghter Mrs Harry Hooper accom Hood River. panied them home for the week som, Montana, stopped a while Thursday at the home of Mr and end. Mr. Hooper came up that Mr and Mrs Ralph Balzer and Mrs Art Bibby on their way to evening to spend the week end .«on, Carcel, came up from Port Mrs Charlie Anderson left Sun Klamath Falls on business. Mrs land Friday evening to spend the Conley will be remembered here day for I-a Qrande to visit at the week end here with his parents, as Mrs Ma£&ie Lannen, who.tau heme of her son in law and dau Mr and Mrs A. F^Balzer, Mrs Bal ghter, Mr and Mrs Hal Carter. ght school here two years ago. zer and son, Carcel spent Satur Mrs Fred Cox. Mrs Charles Da day visiting her parents, Mr Frank Wilke of Bingen, Wn„ visited his mother, Mrs C. Wilke, vis. Rev. and Mrs Howard Schill and Mrs Jim Kenny at Moro. a * while Saturday at the home ing and family, Mr§ James Earl Mr. Adams, district superinten Don Earl and Sammie Lyons, dent of Mr and Mrs C. R. Anderson. of Methodist churches met Mr and Mrs Paul Goddard left o ' Kent. Mr and Mrs Wallace at the home of Mrs T. M. Rolfe May and Mrs L. D. May and Mrs Friday, afternoon for Portland Saturday with members of the on business returning home Sun Grace Zevely of Moro were bus Methodist church. iness visitors in The Dalles Sat day evening. Mrs Warren Elliott and child Mr and Mrs Gordon Lemley urday. ren left Satuday for their home Art Bibby spent several days and son took her mother, Mrs in Medford after spending sever Edith Sayrs to Beaverton Satur- last week in Portland on bus! al weeks here visiting her par ness. d a y after spending severals Mr and Mrs Ivan Stewart and ents, Mr and Mrs Dean Reynolds. weeks with them. B. C. Baumgartner left Sunday Mrs T. M. Rolfe and son, Bob, family. Mr and Mrs Eben Kee for Portland on business of a and Hugo and Robert Manke motored to Antelope Sunday to few days. spend the day visiting at the were business visitors in The Mr and Mrs William Brinkert, Dalles Saturday. home of her son in law and (lau Mr and Mrs John Rust, Mr and » Mrs Ed Alley, Mrs John Rust, gher, Mr and Mrs Charles Baker and Mr and Mrs Eldon Lane mo Mrs Norris Gilkison and Ivan and family. stored t o Bonneville Sunday Mr and Mrs William Brinkert were Sunday dinner guests at the where they attended the banquet CHIROPRACTIC T R E A T M E N T S home of Mr and Mrs H. 0. Dug and district meeting of the VFW. E lectro-T herapy John Rust and Mr* and Mrs M ger. Mrs T. M. Rolfe had as her H ydro-T herapy guests Friday her grand dau ghter and family, Mr and Mrs I. Brockway and son of Tit« Dalles DR. JACK E MITCHELL and Mr. Brockway’s parents. Mr and Mrs Nyle Brockway of Chiropractic Physician - Prineville. Mr and Mrs Pat Kelly of Port C hapm an Bldg. T he D alles, land spent the week ehd at the Specialize in home of her son in law and dau (over P en n y ’s) Oregon ghter, Mr and Mrs Willard Rolfe. i Don Cox motored to Prineville IN T E R IO R WORK Sur.dav tc ^end the day visiting P H O N E 151 at the ho d Mrs J< <rf Mr GRASS VALLEY, OREGON Cain. Mr and Mr H Hogue cam« pp from The Dalles Saturday ev ening and we •e over night guest of Mrs Mar cus Eslinger. The; took Mrs Es Inger and childrei to The Dalle ; Sunday to. visi Marcus who i ■ntered the hospita last Tuesday with pneumonia. Mrs L. W. Amick of The Dal les visited her daughter, Mrs Jo Hogue a while Sunday evening. J W. Blagg and son. Gerald, were business visitors in Port X 5 Former Teacher S e e the n ew G I B S O N Visits Friends Ranges and Refrigerators In Grass Valley H - W . M cC orm ick • now in stock FAST BUCK . . . Gripped by nos talgia for the Old South, suh, Rep. Prince Preston (Dem., Ga.) m ade the m istake of redeeming a flve- dollar Confederate bill sent in by a fellow Georgian. Word got around, and now the Confederate spinach is pouring in by the car petbagful. Blagg motored to The Dalles Wednesday night to attend joint installation of the VFW. Mr and Mrs Arzell Lemley had as dinner guests Sunday Mr and Mrs Lawrence Denis and family of The Dalles, Mr and Mrs Or ville Ruggles and Mr and Mrs Alfred Kock. Mr and Mrs Clyde Stradley had as dinner guests Sunday Mr and Mrs RayTnonfl Winston of The Dalles. The Baptist Mission circle met at the hpme of Mrs Sam Stark Thursday afternoon with five members present. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by the hostess. this model 349.75 this model 349.50 B. C. (Barney) Baumgartner AT WILLIAMS THE DALLES lnnd U n n d av W HY DELAY? George G. Updegraff Attorney at law Have the kind of Hail In* s t a n c e you need. Your crop» are valuable thi» year. Protect MORO Monday. Wednesday, Jternoons Friday 1870 tacm . See u» today. x II. L. M O RRIS was opened in The Dalles TH E DALLES 211 East Third Street Telephone 3209 TYGH V A L L E Y , OREGON It’s a Ion» and consistent record of value giving on high grade merchandise. To properly celebrate this oecuioi we are offering extraordinary bargains . . . of all th in g s is o ne o f man’s greatest attributes. | o l > l l< \ I l< > \ ill O 1948 78 Fears Ago Williams S toie T-»hich only a smdl part of them are listed here . . . visit us and partake of the store wide savingi for every member of the family. 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POULTRY HOW S! • PR A Y W M IT I O IL N « .U U fP S t a n d a r d o f C a l i f o r n i a P ro d u c ts P ictu res A nim als T ow els Yarns P leasan tries Baby th in g s 50 Woodbury’s make-up cream regular price 69c — Women’s White Cape Gloves Women’s b i t aprons, dearest iXffUlar price ’gj 95 styles - regular price to $1.50 ___ _ n 25r PILLOW CASES made of Cannon good good muslin. Enoz Moth Spray, sure killer, — E a. 59c regular price per gallon $3.39 U.li X M c D o n a l d •fa ro . Phone 55? Woodbury’s Oily Skin Cream - regular price $1.13 C. R. A M)» R 40 > Dusting powder - reg. price $1.00 —6»c Grass V alley, Phone 211 19 CHOICE EACH — 5Oc A. 39 CHOICE EACH W H IT E S H IR T S Good quality of broadcloth - well made, fine weave for dressy wear. B aby O veralls coat and slip-over styles. ular prices up to $9.95. 2 .4 5 B.'ibj S lip s T ee sh ir ts C aps. - Bibs Reg 2 .9 8 flannel PAJAMAS good Weight, coat style. Sizes A B C D. Regular price $3.45. M E N ’S cotton CHOICE EACH M. W illiams 98 S h irts C otton Hhlrts Sw ea te r s Other p ieces 2 .9 5 M EN ’S W H IT E T E E S H IR T S fine combed yarn in small, med ium, large sizes. Regular price 98c & Co. Where A ll the Mid-Columbia òhopt o M EN ’S R ug d esig n s Yarns T o w e ls N ap k in s M E N ’S A L L WOOL SW’E A T E R S Women’s leather belts, price to $2.95. h k e it h 2 ,9 8 now CHOICE EACH Use Standard Poultry House Spray and Standard W hite Oil to step up egg production. 6 .2 5 79 NAVY RAIN COATS water proofed material, with vul- canlzed sleeves. Regular price $7.95. 1 .8 8
