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About Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1949)
PAGE 4 S H E R M A N COUNTY J O U R N A L , MORO, OREGON F R ID A Y OCTOBER Grass Valley 14, 1949 . . . WILLIAMS’ GRFAT ANNUAL OCTOBER . Mr». A. P. Balxer Mrs. Alfred Payne and daugh ter, Leone Moore, were in The Dalles Saturday on business. Mrs. Harold Owens came home with them after spending a week there. The Wasco grade football team was defeated by the Grass Val ley grade team on the local fie.d 19-7 Wednesday afternoon. ( AR D OF T H A N K S We wish to express our appre ciation and thanks to our many friends and neighbors for their sympathy, help, and beautiful flowers at the time of the pass ing of our beloved mother. ” Mrs. Guy Bover. Col. T. E. May Mrs. Grace Zevely Mrs. A. E. Brandt Wallace May and family A ll w ool k n it d resses, O N W A R D G O E S this Big M onth of value offeings---- tw o p iece new fall shades. G R ETA , T he D alles O n Time ly Fall and W inter merchandise Daily speeded up holiday buying to some extent as people re Adams Paint Store shipments go right into this event at lockbottom S A V cognize the good values now presented in THIS H A R Third & U nion St. T he D alles O regon P ain t » W allpaper - |V enetian B linds G E N E R A L P A IN T (PRODUCTS H eavy Kote • one coat fin ish F lex • C olorful decorator K ayonite, w ashable sm ooth fin ish (A o ff on all w allpaper In stock 20% o ff on special orders IN G S . VEST VALE New ITEMS A Shop Every Depaitment Carefully DEP GIRDLES - FOUNDATIONS Beautiful New Autumn Cotton Regu’ar Prices $10.00 - 15.00 7.50 10.00 FROCKS 'Form fit' and Mun*ing Makes A tu pur ¡or tsrvica of psrtonsl «H«nd«nc« THAT COSTS N O . . . . R U M O R S of shortages in some lines of goods has MORE A ll first q u ality nwxlels, but broken s iz e s and som e d iscon tin u ed lin es. P e r fe ct e la stic s, good sty le s. P erfect fittin g gu aran teed . W h ite or flesh . C leverly F a sh io n ed o f P rinted M aterial C asuals . . . (Second Floor) k *«/ - d • m ■00 KfllY AVt Special A wîds rangs of priest that mssft «II with«» We sh o w them in ch a rm in g plaids, strip es. A p rin ts ï . H igh ty p e of d e sig n in g p in s such pop ttlar w e a v e s as Dan K iver« H ea vy T issu e and C otton C repes. . . m ake them the sm a r te st sty le s to w ear for o ffice, str e e t or sh op ping serv ice. on . SWEATERS e a s ie r » R egu lar P rice $8.95 (Second 3.95 .s ty le , W om en’s 100% Virgin wool (similar to sk etch ). T h ey come In n ifty 2-tone blends. (Second to get rid of soot Floor) F ash ion ed NYLON SLIPOVER SWEATERS 3.50 PANTIES 39 cents TEA APRONS 98 cent. S iz e s 6 to 14 Good firm q u a lity , com bed cotton yarn. D earest printed p a t t e r n s ., sh o u ld er and w a ist sty le s. A ssorted colors. (First Floor) (First Floor) PANTIES 59 cents R ayon or K nit C otton Pan- tie s. E lastic w a ist & k n ees. (First Floor) G IR L ’S 2-W AY W O M EN ’S P L A ST IC (R egu lar P rice T W IL L with (R eg. P rices to 22.50) S iz e s 12 to 18 F in e all w ool T op p ers . . . S m a r tly sty le d — C overt M elton C loth and T w eed s fu lly lin ed . B row n , G ray B lue. PEARL OIL 7.95 E x c e p tio n a l A Product of Standard of California Why let a ”kero«eney’* odor fill your kitchen? Why get soot on your ■tove, w a lls and cur tain«? Get Pearl Oil — the clean-burning fuel that’s carefully refined to burn w ith a steady flam e. . . at an even tem perature without smoke, to o t or w aste. For all yeu r kerosene a p p li ances, get clean burning Pearl Oil! k e it h M c D o n a l d 4.75) B etty B rook ’s f a m o u s brand, stu rd y w h ite tw ill, Zipper back o p en in g , poc ket, cuffed. 2.95 P e r fe ct q u a lity of e l a s t i c - .4- hut lim ited q u a n tity garter su p p o rts. (R egular V alu es in BOVS S H IR T S , BOB BOY SH IR T S: Good fast color m aterials, e x c e l le n t ta ilo rin g , show’n In se v e r a l p opular sh ad es, S iz e s 0 to 16 2.98 BOYS’ CORDS S iz e s 6 « to 16. T hose T w eed s, tan and cream . J u st w h at all sch ool b oys lik e. B est, stu rd y q u ality. 3 98 BOYS’ SOCKS T h o se n ew fla sh y p attern s for th e fresh m an to the se n io r s . . . F resh stock, hig se le c tio n . 39c & up B ig sh o w in g o f 100% w ool, plain sh a d es— A lso attrac tiv e fa n cy p a ttern s. S izes 6 to 16. P u llo v er sty le . C. K. A N D E R SO N f«rsKS V aliev. Phon«- 237 3.98 up S9 Crepe COAT TIME 15 D E N IE R S lig h t ir r e g u la r s , but not |im p erfects. One of th e b e s t m a n u f a c tu r e r s in th è 14 Sizes 7 to country; beautifully loom And W illia m s h as th e m ost ed . . n ew fash ion apparel c o m p r e h e n siv e sh o w in g of sh ad es. g irls sm art F all & W in ter coats in y e a r s. F in e s t w o o l en fa b rics, fu lly lin ed and w a rm ly in terlin ed . S iz e s Sr to 14. 1.25 -T W K H D 8 — M ELTO N — C O V ER T 12.95 to 24.95 (Second Floor) Strulwear Nylon P erfect Q uality 1.25 45 G A U G E, 30 (DOWNSTAIRS STORE) D E N IE R T he ideal w eig h t for b u si n e ss w om en and o ffice w o rk ers— Or an y w om an w h o w a n ts real serv ice nn<l b eau ty . . . T he new F all shades. (First Floor) M. Williams & Where All the Mid-Columbia Shops $1.98) Splendid q u a lity , w h ite only. S izes 24 to 28 . . . C hoose them early. NYLON HOSE ¡31 G A U G E, P rice Z .0 SW EA TER S A’a -e ». Phonr 55? F rench GARTER BELTS GYM SHORTS 2.95 GIRDLES /( is Now BOYS TOP COATS Y” V *" of (Second Floor) B E R K S H IR E this way F ro ck s T h ey fit the hard to fit— So g e n teel looking, fash ion ed in th e ev er popular casual sty le , button o p en in g in front, w ash ab le. M any p retty colors in printed d esig n s. T h e se popular S lip -overs— Y on’ll lo v e them so lu x u r io u s to th e touch. P a ste l colors. K N IT N ew 5.95 32-40 dm G IR L 'S Floor) Pam Patterson C losin g out a big group of C ardigans, . f a n c y 5.95 Low Price Drastic Reduction B ea u tifu l Y outhful . (Second Floor)
