Sherman County journal. (Moro, Or.) 1931-current, April 21, 1950, Page 4, Image 4

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SHERMAN COUNTY
JOt'RNAI
MORO, OREGON
FRIDAY^ A PR IL 21, 1950
...
A t Williams . . .
kippers in blue
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DENIM
the season through
Ship to Shore Mates... Combine
wonderful crew of sturdy faded blue Denim Pair-Offs
with striped or plain seersuckers to create gobs of
wardrobe changes. AU Sanforized* Denim, by
Erwin Mills, is unconditionally washable and color-fast.
Ue Denim
a. Striped
Seersucker
W eekit, 32-38
hard It was to find tne ceiuuu
type of lid which was previous­
ly used Mrs. Rich told of attend­
ing one of the granges square
dancing classes while in Bend.
They go for square dancing In
Pretty spring flowers decorat­ a big wav up there.
ed the rooms and tables when
Mrs. Richie Dingle stressed
the Home Economics club of the club should have a “Go To
Rufus grange met Thursday at Church Sunday’*. Mrs. Curt Tom
the home of Mrs. Joe Morris turned in the dish towels and
with Mrs. Luther Steward as co­ pot holders which were left from
hostess. Dessert luncheon was the Jinen sale at the school
served from a linen covered din­ house. The club voted to give
ing table, and from card tables; them to the grange kitchen.
spring flowered place cards were
The date for the Mothers day
used.
tea was set for May 18 and com­
Mrs. Tracy Fields, chairman, mittees In the Year Book will
presided at the business meeting be used except the refreshment
which followed the luncheon. committee will be the member­
Roll call was answered by each ship committees and Mrs. Hol­
member exhibiting and telling land Johnson Is to serve in the
place of Mrs. Ross Guilford, who
is absent.
Mrs. Frank Smith gave a talk
and demontration on dekel or
pottery painting which the mem­
bers enjoyed very much.
Mrs. Walt Morris donated a
cake for which each of the ladies
put in a nickel and drew a card.
Mrs. Rich was the winner; the
winner is to bring the next ar-
: tide. This is fun and nets the
' club a little money.
The chairman said a grange
. history should be written about
, Rufus. The next meeting will
be May 11 at the home of Mrs.
t George Fox. Twenty-one rnern-
bers and one guest were p re
. sent. The clubs "Secret Pals
» were revealed and names drawn
•- for another year.
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Adams Paint Store
* 3 »5
Third A Union St.
T he Dalle«
K
Oregon
Paint • W allpaper • (Venetian
Cuffed Bmarty Pants calf length. 10-18 4.93
Denim Jacket«, 10-18
Denim
Slax, 10-18
Denim
Coat
f. Denim
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7.03
Dreea,
10-18
Jigger
3.93
BI wimc , S.M.L.
Denim
Flared Skirt, 10-18
Striped
Seersucker
Jigger
CKNEHAI. F A IN T (PRODUCT«
Heavy Kote • one coat f*^^"
Flex .C o lo r fu l decorator
Kayonlte, washable «m o o tfc f ln la h
8.93
Bobby Jacket, 10-18*
g. Seersucker
B lin d «
3.05
- 3.95
B louse, 8.M.I
Denim Flared Skirt, 10-18
Denim ( offer Short«, 10-18
Denim
»
Howdy, Pardner! Enjoy • ■ •
Halter, 10-18
Denim Visor Cap, S .M J -
Denim Sun Jumper, 10-18
Denim Bolero, 10-18
hinny Brook
the whiskay that's .
See the
SfflrangS
(Second Floor)
Denim
Window
C/teerfu/ as |
its A/ame
I
*2.30 a pt.
K A W M E l& f
33.60 a fifth
u rtoor
KENTUCKY WHISKFYA BLEND
NATIONALDISTILLERS PROO. CORP.. N .Y.. 6 5 » GRAIN NEUTRALSPIRIT»
Outdoor Playmates
“Happy birthday,
dear Mother, come
and see us
real soo-oo-oon\
N a tio n a lly k n o w n y a r d a g e f o r
e v e r y su m m e r fu n ctio n th a t y o u r
p le a s u re h e a rt cra ve s. F o r re ­
sort . .
. d re sses, sp o r ts w e a r ,
c h i l d r e n s c l o t h e s a n d spu n
ra y o n . S t a r t m a k in g y o u r su m ­
m er w ardrobe N O W ! a n d . . .
SAVE!
ABC PRINTS
Show n in the new sum m er light color«.
Particularly good for outdoor or «port«
clothes. Pretty pattern«. 3« in ch es wide.
QUADRIGA CI j OTH
That wonderful fabric that
teed by **Good Honaekeeplng*'
tiful sum m er patterns. 36” w
SPUN RAYON
Such charm ing O
'• X terns, pastels.
I<
kt« mer sportsw ear,
H
ren’« clothe«.
Meaning the great host of dear little iasm
In s p ir a t io n
fr o m | frow n
u p « sportw ear.
that draw
their
__Corduroy Panto: Sixes 2 to 8. T he Ideal ]
for Tots. Red, green, brown.
„-Coveralls:
¡SPORTS DENIM
¿Solid Color«, «tripe«,
plaid«. Snnforlfcrd, fa>
M ide.
Sixes 1 to 4
Just
outdoor play time.
_ B o x « r « s o rt aad S h irt
Sets:
*
* ■
J* ,
__Boxer Shorts:
Size« 1 to < L Denim ,
WOOLEN M ATKRIAIR
skirt«, dr«*«e«. Jacket*. About
For
10
— con sistin g of solid shad««.
plaids and checks in the 58-tnch w idths,
i Special Value . . .
Williams
i
•;
.
1.98
S<
Cool, c o m fo rta b le .------ -
— Jackets of Gabardine: 2 to 6- Shown in
tan & red.
_-G lrU ’ and B oys’ Jeans: 2 to «.Regular
Western style. Navy Mu«-
— 8u a S u it«
Sixes 1 to «- Adorabl.
stripes or Polka dots. Fast colors.
OTHERS S T A R T a t 1 3»
BUTTERI < K PATTERN
PATTERNS
Tropical
Print Patterns . . . Per Set
Prints.
| X
the t
Where AU the MidColumbie^hops
Gabardine
69 c to 1.98
1.79 to 1.8»
(Second Floor)
The fam ily seem s so m uch
closer w hen y o u ’re c h a ttin g
over Long Distance lines. And
only Long Distance can carry
y o u r voice — w ith all th e
w arm th and personality it ex­
presses - across the miles and
w (t>«7 Btadoo
into the homes and hearts of
K
rs ts for foot
those you love.
You’ll find rates are so low
th at you may call Long Distant
call, you can say as much in three m inutes as in a letter - and
get an immediate answer to your questions.
There’s no faster way to keep in touch with folks away
You eon call
anywhere in the
country for
(A c nor less
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