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Kenneth Lemley
Has Tasty Diet
Mrs. A. F. Balzer
Ldttle Kenneth Lemly was
taken to The Dalles Friday by his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Lemly and his grandmother, Mrs.
Arzeil Lemley to have his
stomach pumped out as he had
eaten some mouse seed, which is
poion. He seems to be getting
aongi alright having suffered no
ill effects from the ordeal.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hooper and
his mother, Mrs. Anna Hooper of
The Dalles stopped here Saturday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Dunlap to spend the weekend.
They were on their way home
from Jerome, Idaho, where they
spent a week looking over the
16 acres he recently won In a
veteran's drawing. They will
move to Jerome soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Walter ahd
son of Hood River spent Sunday
visiting at the home of his broth
er-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace May.
Mr. and Mrs. pick Huhman and
son, Dickie, of Sandy, were over
night guests Saturday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Claus Bar-
denhagen. Mr.- and Mrs. Henry
Roth were dinner guests there
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Wayland Weld came up
from Portland Saturday to visit
JO U R N A L , MOHO
FRIDAY, APRIL 2«, 194»
cREG O N
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S ., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Stark ar ents and friends. The program for a Ride by Nancy Decker;
Newcomb and her 9ister, Mrs. rived here Saturday from Astoria was as follows: Ruffy Duffy by Tune of the Tuna Fish and Bells
Ross Fields and family. She re to spend the weekend here visit Deanna Bekkadahl; Lullaby, by are Ringing by Gertrude Beuther;
ing relatives. That evening all Joecile Blaylock; Chickadee by Baseball Game by Mildred M|km,
turned home Tuesday.
The Grass Valley grade school met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peggy Reckman; Swans on the Moon Winks by Joan » k i n ,
baseball team defeated the Moro Harry Stark. Present were Mrs. Lake by Jerrine Blaylock; Fairi Dreams of Yesterday by Barbara
team 27-13 on the local diamond Willis Brittain and children, Gary es’ Dance and Skip to My Lou by Blaylock; Redwood Trail by
and Kay of Tygh Valley, Mr. and Deanna Martin; The Picnic by Geraldine Rust; Hawaiian Love
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Olan Stark arid son, Terry, Shirley Sather; Snow Shoeing by
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Trimble and and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bayer* Helene Sather; Waltz of the Flow
Alton Olds went to The Dalles and children.
All Form ats H ave Been Re- *
er Fairies by Karen Wilson;
Sunday to visit Mrs. Lewis Olds
duced
to $10.00 On the Value •
Mrs. T. M. Rolfe had as dinner Pleasant Peasant by Nancy Wil
at the hospital.
B a r ----------------------
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guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. A. son: Drifting by Kay McKay;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perrigo Meeker of Portland, Mr. and Mr9.
Greta,
The
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alles
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and daughters, Linda and Leslie, Charles Baker and family of An Ho’ise of Funny Mirrors and Off
went to Emmett, Idaho, Saturday telope, Mr and Mrs. Willard Rolfe
to atend the Wedding of his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. John
Sunday.
Rolfe and family an$ Mr. and
Dell Olds took Mrs. Minnie Mrs. Everett Dunlap and family.
Squire and her granddaughter,
Among those attending the
Sandra Squire, to The Dalles Fri Sunday School rally at Kent Sun
day where they took the train for day evening were Don Earl, Mrs.
Baker to spend a week visiting Ivan Blagg, Mrs. Bernard Martin,
her son, Harry.
Clarence May, Iz>is and Dorothy
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Barnett Kelly, Carl Kelly, Doran and Scott
and son, Keith, left Saturday for Fritts, Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence
Ione to spend the weekend visit Todd,*Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Klnt-
ing her sister, Mrs. Earl McKin ner and Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rug
ney and family, returning home gles. Games were played followed
by special music and Rev. Kint-
Sunday evening.
M. and Mrs. Gus Smith brought ner gave a talk after which re
her mother, Mrs. John Hays, up freshments were served.
Mrs. Earl Olds was hostess at a
from The Dalles Tuesday to
spend several days with her dau surprise party at her home Satur
ghter, Mrs. John' Block. Mr. and day afternoon honoring the birth
More Room, More Convenience
Mrs. Smith will be overnight day anniversary of Mrs. Frank
guests at the home of their son, Bayer Jr. Those present were
Mrs. Willis Brittain of Tygh Val
Bigger and Better Quarters
Don Smith and family.
The Grass Valley Rebekah ley, Mrs. Curtis Stark of Astoria,
lodge met at the I. O. O? F.. hall Mrs. Herman Ziegler, Mrs. Frank
Wednesday evening for its regul Bayer Sr., Mrs. Claud Bayer. Mrs.
Shop Your Men’s and Boy’s
ar meeting and celebrated the Edgar Alley, Mrs. Willard Rolfe,
birthdays of Mrs. Ernest Blaylock Mrs. C. R. Anderson. Mrs. John
and Mrs. Lester Barnum who had Block and Mrs. Harry Stark.
Work Wearables Together
Pinochle was played at three ta
birthdays in April.'
bles with Mrs. Rolfe holding high
score and Mrs. Alley low score foi*
the afternoon. Refreshments were
Men’s Western Waist Overalls
served at the close of the after
noon bv the hostess.
Levis — 3.45
The piano pupils of Mrs. Orville
Ruggles were presented in recital
W ranglers — 2.98
at the Baptist churcih Monday
evening for the pleasure of par-
Song by Ross Norton; Calvary and Mrs. Orville Ruggles; and
Trot by Gene Knott; Swinging Rachminoff in C sharp Minor and
Along by Frank McKay; Dance of Meditation by Mrs. Ruggles.
the Jesters by Dorothy Brown;
MOTOROLA and PH1LCO
Glow-Worm by Carol Knopp; Mer auto radios for Immediate
ry Widow waltz, duet by Dorothy
delivery, for all makes and
Brown and Carol Knopp; Valen
models of cars, come in and
tine Dance, duet, by Joan Eakin
see about having one instal
led. Prices from $46.00 up to
VICTOR G. PETERSON
$10X00.
HARRY’S RADIO SERVICE
REAL ESTATE
Phone 2928
BANK HOTEL, TH E DALLES 512 W. 9th St. The Dalles, Or.egon
Phone 2928-
ens Work Clothes
Moved to the Downstairs Store
Levi and Lee Jackets — 3-75
• Corduroy Jackets Have Now
Lee and Black Bear Industrial S tyle
• Arrived at
Waist Overalls
Headlight Blue and H ickory Htrlpe
Bib Overalls and Vest Style Jackets
Overal’s 3.95 - Jackets 3.75
Lee H eavy W eight Black
Jean Pants
4.65
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ALLEY’S CONFECTIONERY
GRASS VALLEY, OREGON
Light Lunches
Fountain Service
BET »« E A IL T S T M T ...
ALONG SP O IN G TIM E H IG H W A Y S ...
Magazines
Kodaks
FOB THE BRAH9EST VACATUR EVEI!
Ceresan
Copper Carbonate
A Greyhound mapful o f places
Invite you— romantic Hollywood...
sun-bathed San D ie g o ... refreshing
Sun Valley . . . exciting Chicago . . .
historic Eastern shrines . . . scenic
grandeur from coast to coast. And
Spring travel by Greyhound means
first choice o f h o tel accommoda
tions, relaxed riding comfort—and
lowest fa rts in transportation!
Animal Health Department
Cutter Lab. Products
Franklin Products
FREE
C O L S IF Il UTEaSTM f M SCMMS6
Fish & Wildlife Supplies
OVERLAND G REYHO UND
Bruce B. Alley, Owner
8-02. Red Top Canvas Gloves,
—25c
lO-oz. Blue Top Canvas Gloves
—29c
Heavy W eight Brown Jersey Gloves,
,
—35c
Handy Andy Monkey Face Gloves, —49c
White Mule Faced Gloves,
—1.39
Big Champ Faced Glove,
—1.49
Pigskin Driving Gloves,
—1.98
Split Cowhide Work Glove,
1.89
Buckskin Rope Gloves,
—3.50
Wickman Linemen’s Gloves,
—4-95
Heavy Muleskin Lumberman’s Mitts,
—1.98
Reliance Blue Chambray WORK SHIRTS
1.79
Reliance Grey and Blue Covert
WORK SHIRTS — 1.98
AMAZII8 AMEBICA TOBIS
L et us plan your tn p — arranging
for hotels, transportation, stgbtsee-
tug a t points o f in torts t. Por FREE
literature, write, pbont or fisti—
Dr. Hess Products
W O RK G LO V ES
Grey Covert
2.29
ZIPPER WORK SHIRTS
Heavyweight Grey SWEAT SHIRTS
Sizes 34 to 40 — 1.69
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“THE TAVERN”
Shirt and Pant Suits
Moro, Oregon
In Green Chino T w ill
Pants 4.95
HAROLD D. and CECILE O. E A K IN ,
* i " 43 lots Registr’d. Herefords
1 proven Hereford Sire
r h e EDI n g
9 Herd Sire Prospects
and TOP COMMERCIAL BULLS
33 Females
“A D eep Cut In The Replacem ent Herd”
In N ew Pavillion, at the Ranch
10 Miles Southeast of
Grass V alley, Oregon
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For Catalog W rite Owners
Pants 4.95
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By O.E.S. Social club
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Shirts 3.45
Reliance Forest Green Sanforized
Twill Pants — 4.49
Reliance Moleskin Pants — 3.95
Reliance Grey W hipcord Pants — 319
Stahl-Urban Green Whipcord Pants 3.45
LEES CARPENTER and PAINTERS
OVERALLS
Carpenters, 4.50 — Painters, 3.75
Lees Coveralls
In W hite Khaki or Blue Htrlpe
6.50
Black Bear — Rain Tes*
PANTS and CRUISER STAGS
Monday, May 2, ’49
‘‘You are always Welcome at Golden Hills”
Barbecuee Lunch,
2 .7 9
Zipper Pants and Shirts to Match
Golden Hills Hereford Ranch
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First Annual Auction Sale
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