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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, December 15, 1949
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Thickly-Tufted
Chenille Robes
5.90 and 6.90
Multi-colored designs around the
hem. Terrific the value you'll find
in these Robes!
Multifilament
Rayon Crepe Gowns
Extra Long Wearing! Q QQ
Beautifully Trimmed ! O tf O
Lavishly trimmed with lace and
embroidery, in smart pastel shades.
Sizes 34-40.
Give Her Penney's
Gaymode
Nylons!
Alwavs First
Quality!
Perfect Luxury
Sheers !
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PENNEY'S HAS THE PICK
OF THE BEDSPREADS!
Here's a design that's bound to please every
body! See the well-balanced center diamond
motif ... so big that it almost 'covers the entire
spread! See the rippling ground chenille de
finitely another plus feature! Big color choice.
Twin, full sizes.
Fashion Manor
Bath Mat Set
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A practical gift sugges
tion I . Penney's awn
tufted bath mat in gay
striped pattern with
matching lid coyer.
Comes ready to give in
special holiday box.
ALL-WOOL
BLANKET
9
90
Fluffy soft and thickly
napped ... a prize to
find under the treel
Pure winter warm wool
in a full choice of "decor
ator" colors. Wide ray
on binding. 72" x 90".
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MEN'S GIFT TIES
Pick a Penney tie he's bound to go
for it! Bold, prints or solid, con
servative shades all artfully woven
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Dress Shirts
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CAPESKIN
DRESS GLOVES
298
Only fine imported cape
skin goes into these sad
dle stitched slip-on style
gloves. A great gift for
that man who's so hard
to please. Brown, cork,
tan. 8-11.
220 STURDY THREADS
TO THE SQUARE INCH
2 98
The No. 1 gift shirt and Penney's packs 220
threads of smooth, white long staple cotton
into every inch. Penney's Towncraft label is
your assurance of shirt tailoring that boasts
smart, figure-hugging lines. Sanforized . .
ocean pearl buttons and a thrifty price! Nu
Craft collar, barrel or French cuffs.
MEN'S KID .
SLIPPERS
398
Here's a fine kid leather
opera slipper any man
would love to own . . .
to slip into and relax.
Smooth lining, hard role
made like a fine shoe.
Brown, men's sizes.
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J raveling salesmen were the
safest drivers in Oregon this year
according to the records of the
state traffic division. In their
1,984 reported accidents no fatali.
ties occurred. Clerical and retail
sales workers were next with
three fatal accidents in a total of
5,576 reported.
Housewives had the best record
last year but slipped tothe mid
dle of the rating this year, with
six of their 3,516 accidents result
ing in fatalities.
The worst record, from the
standpoint of severity, went to
larmers and farm workers, with
10 fatalities from 2,700 accidents
reported. Laborers had the great
est number of accidents but were
well below average in fatalities,
with 30 fatalities in 21,034 acci
dents. GUBERNATORIAL
APPOINTMENT
Governor Douglas McKay this
week appointed Colonel G. Robert
Dodson of Portland to the position
of chief of staff of the Oregon Air
National Guard and elevated the
45-yearold flying officer to the
rank of brigadier general, accord,
ing to Lawson McCall, Governor
McKay's executive assistant. I
Thus Dodson becomes the state
air guard's first general officer.
Major General Thomas E. Rilea,
Oregon's adjutant general who I
conferred with the governor on
the appointment, described Dod
son as a "top-notch pilot, officer
and person."
Dodson is presently in com
mand of the 142nd fiehter ernnn
the membership of which is di
vined between Oregon, Washing
ton and Idaho. When war broke
out, he was in charge of the 116th
air observation squadron of the
Oregon Air National Guard and
distinguished himself in service
on both sides of the world, mostly
in me Durma ineaier.
He is an executive of the Jantz
en Knitting mills of Portland in
civilian life.
BROTHER-IN-LAW DIES
A communication from Mrs.
Florence Hughes, states that her
brother-in-law, U. S. Pratt, died
December 4 at his home in Cen-
tralia, Wash. The Pratts were well
known to a number of HeDDner
residents, they havine visited
here on numerous occasions when
Mrs. Hughes resided here. Mrs.
Hughes has been making her
home at Centralia the past year.
GIVE HIM A
Hof and Neaf
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AUTOMATIC refill service keeps tank always
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For Domestic Oil Burners
MOBILHEAT 100
For Space Heaters
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For Apartments, Hotels, Industrial Plants
GIFT CERTIFICATE
...FROM 10 "
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Six-Quart "Thrifty Chef" Deep Well Cooker
V Appliance outlet . . . range top floodlight . . . signal light
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DON WALKER, Owner Heppner, Oregon