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SH E R M A N COUNTY
Wallace May Attends
Class Reunion
By Mrs A. F. Balzer
Mr and Mrs Wallace May left
Friday for Corvallis where Mr
May will attend the twenty-fifth
anniversary of his class at Ore
gon State college. Mrs Fred Cox
accompanied them 'to Corvallis
to spend a few days visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs
A1 Roberts and family.
. Mr and Mrs Herman Ziegler
and son, Herman Jr. left Sunday
for Corvallis to attend commen
cement exercises at Oregon State
college where their son, Robert,
is among the graduates.
Arzell I^emley went to The
Dalles Friday to bring Mrs I>em-
ley home from the hospital
where she spent several days for
medical attention.
Mr and Mrs Don Smith and
son I^arry were business visitors
in The Dalles Saturday.
Frank Pike flew to Hermiston
and back Monday on business.
Harry Hartley and Keith Bayer
arrived home Wednesday and
Herman Zeigler and David Bay
er arrived Thursday from I^a
Grande where they finished the
year at Eastern Oregon College
of Education.
Mr and Mrs J. W. Blacg and
daughter, Marie, Clair Balzer.
and Mr and Mrs W. C. Patterson
and son Gene of The Dalles and
Field ind
Mr and Mr
■nicked at
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family of
lunday.
the city pat
Mr and Mrs Bill Brinkert rtio-
tored to The Dalles Monday to
bring their daughter in law, Mrs
Bud Brinkert home from the
hospital where she was recover
ing from a recent operation.
JO U R N A L , MORO
cR E G O N
F R ID A Y , J U N E 11, 1948
Mr and Mrs Gus Hartmann of
Wasco were Sunday . evening
callers at the home of Mr and
Mrs A. F. Balzer.
Bud Brinkert returned home
Wednesday from Airlie where he
spent several^ weeks at his farm.
Mr and Mrs J. S. Newcomb
were business visitors in The
Dalles Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Bill Brinkert, Mrs
John Rust and daugther, Phyllis
and Bud Duke were business
visitors in The Dalles Wednes
day.
Mr and Mrs Frank Bayer and
son, Keith, and Mrse Frank Bay
er and children, Julia and Byron
were business visitors in The
Dalles Saturday.
A T W ILLIA M S
Mail Orders
Promptly Filled
I oderation in all
FATHERS’ D A Y
things is one of
man’s greatest attributes.
SUNDAY, JUNE 20
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OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY, OLYMPIA,WASHINGTON, U.S.A.
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Dari d oesn 't rare about b ein g a
“ K in g for a D ay” . . . he prob
ab ly w ouldn't snap bin fin ger at
th e th ou gh t— but he w ould be
th a n k fu l to receive certain w ell-
ch o sen g ifts . . . W earable g ifts
S e le c te d at W illiam s, h is fa v o r
ite sto r e . . . and y o u ’ll see a
h ap p y Dad.
" H is For M e n ”
Toiletries
A n ew lin e of th ese fam ous after-
sh u v e and hair g room in g prepar
a tio n s. C ologne, Cream and Soap
*—S p e c ia lly boxed.
1.00 to 3.50
Leather Belts
B y P aris and T ex Tan
P luin
leath ers and fin e hand
tooled W estern sty le belts.
S iz e s »0 to 44.
— 1.50 to 5.00
Tcxtro
Pajamas
V ery b est quality o f broadcloth,
rayon o r knit top, in rich bold
str ip e s or figured d e s ig n s .' A lso
so lid s. A ll sides for m en.
— 3.95 to 10.00
Light W e ig h t Sweaters
V irgin
w ool coat or slip-over
s ty le sw ea ters m ade by “C olu m
bia K n it”. Solid colors and two-
to n e s in sizes 34 t o 46.
— 3.95 to 10.95
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B xed
Kerchefs
B oxed In itial
h an d k erch iefs in
w h ite or colored in itia ls,
3 in
has
P rned
— 1.50 box
E versharps for D ad
CHICAGO
NEW
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$34.90*
YORK
$43.70*
Only bv Greyhound can you
see so mucn for so little! Ask
¡your Overland Greyhound Agent
to plan your vacation for you. He
can make your reservations for
sightseeing and hotels in advance.
OTHER tO W
FA R IS *
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BEÑIÍ
SPOKANE
PORTLAND
THE DALLEH
3. J5
$ 6.00
$ 2.60
Ironar
Opan
trattar
Closed
It's so m e th in g dad can u se daily
for a life tim e . S ev era l clev er de
s ig n s In silv e r , . gold plate and
so lid gold.
— 8.75 to 125.00
S ep arate P ens and P en cils
D t«ign»d by
D a y Chapmon
THE IRONER
THAT FOLDS A W A Y
$ 0.95
Pen and Pencil S its
• Table top cabinet fits any room.
Thousand Ties
. . . A nd dad n e v e r h as too m any
t ie s .
P ick one o f th ese
noted
brands: F a sh io n C raft, H ollyvo-
gu e, M anhattan, B otany. Show n
in a p rofu sion of u n u su a l d esign s.
There ere no lower faretf
* (O n * way — odd t a i )
— IXPENSE-PAID TOURS----
For a completely earelree vaca
tion, take a Greyhound Expense-
P aid t o u r —- hytels, transporta
tion, sightseeing arranged for
you in advance!
Come In and See
The NEW
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• Knee or finger-tip control.
• FREE home instruction.
FO LD-A-M ATIC
Come in today for free demon*
•tration • . . Try it yourself . . .
Convenient pay plan.
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D e M o s s S p r in g s E le c tr ic
S h o w r o o m D ’ M o ss S p r in g s
Dressy Slacks
Of cou rse dad w ill n eed a pair of
th e se w ool gabardine or worsted
sla c k s to com p lete a Sm art S p orts
ou tfit. B ig se le c tio n , correct su m
m er sh ad es.
7.95 to 17 .9 !
Gillette Razors
TH E TAVERN
.X v a vJ a a
5 0 to 2 .5 0
• Iron while sitting down.
P u t up in sm art lentheroid case.
G old, non-tarnishable razor and
10 blades.
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P h o n e 8 5 7 M oro
Baseball
Grass Valley Town Team
Set 2 75
G illette A risto cra t— O ne of th eir
la test
mod* is. . . . p igsk in
le a
ther case and 10 blades.
Set 3.79
Shiits
H is Brand
M anhattan, V an H eu sen , Mark
T w ain , Tru Val . . b eau tifu l new
Iiatterns and collar sty le s. S tr ip
es, checks and
solid colors In
sizes 14 to 17.
— 2.50 to4.75
S port Shirts
Solid colors, ch eck s, p laid s and
tw o-tones in ra y o n , broadcloth or
gabardine. Sizes: sm all, medium,
large and extra large.
— 2.95 to 5.95
Socks for Dad
B y Interw oven • Munslng
N ew sports and d ress so c k s In
clude the sh o rt or regu lar len g th
Choose them in rayon. Hale or
wool.
— W f to 1.75
Warm Springs Indians
Grass Valley Grounds
Sunday, June 13 2:30
50 adm.
Sports Jackets
F or golf, h u n tin g or fish in g . .
short style Jackets In sold co lo r s
o r tw o to n es. F in e ly tailored of
poplin, tackle tw ill or gabardine.
— 6.95 to 14.93
A.
M. Williams
W here A ll the M id-Colum bia Shops
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