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Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, August 24, 1950
Dry Cleaning
PRICES
Effective Sat.
Aug. 26, 1950
Due to rising cost of production
and supplies, we hove been forced
to revise our price list.
Mtf.N 'S GARiiNi'S
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MJiib u pc. or 6 pcj $J..vO .. $l.O)
W ooL or jfaim Ueacn YVnues i.uu l.'to
PANTS .oO .75
COaiS Sport .5U -.75
Top Coats I.UU 1.50.
SHIRTS Men's Sport 50 .75
JACKETS .85
Windbreaker .85
Mackinaw or Pea Coat 1.25
Quilted Heavy 1.50
Leather Trim.... 2.00 & up
Suede and Leather Redyed 5.00 & up
TIES '. 15 .25
HATS 1.50
Hats, 3-inch brim or over 1.75
BATHROBES 1.00 1.50
WOMEN'S CLOTHES
.O 1.00
COib ; 75 1.0U
U ur Trimmed 2.00 & up
Linings 1.00
, S&lKicj Ualloon and Full Circle .75 1.00
Piam with 1 or 2 kick pleats...... .50 .75
Pleated flat v pleats .50 .75
Plus 1 cent per pleat
Accordion .50 .75
Plus 2 cents per pleat
BLOUSES Short Sleeve 50 .75
Long Sleeve 60 .85
Long Sleeves with Ruffles.......... , 1.00 & up
HOUSECOATS Silk 2.00 & up
HOUSECOATS Wool 1.50 & up
SWEATERS Vest Type .40 .60
With Sleeves . 50 .75
White, Letter 50 1.00
Colored, Letter .50 .85
SLACKS .50 .75
SLACKS SUIT 1.00 1.50
DRESSES Plain 1.00 1.50
FORMALS 3.00 & up
Water-Proofins- and Moth - Proofing Same
PriVp as torment Treated.
WWte Garments 20 Extra
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
CURTAINS Square Yard .25
Ruffled (price of panel plus) ....running ft. .06
DRAPES Lined, regular material sq. yd. .50
Unlined, regular material sq. yd. .35
COMFORTERS Down 3.00
QUILTS 2.00
BLANKETS Wool 1.50 & up
SLEEPING BAGS Double 5.00
Single : 3.50
RUGS Small sq. ft. .10
Heppner Cleaners
Phone 2592 Heppner, Oregon
Twins Honored With
Birthday Party on
First Anniversary
Mrs. Wallace Matthews enter
tained at a birthday party for
her twin daughters, Deniece and
Berniece Friday, Aug. 18. They
were one year old Those present
were Mrs. Ted Palmateer and Ja
net; Mrs. Ernest MeCabe and Pa
mela; Mrs. Arthur Stefani Jr.
and Jerry; Mrs. Fred Hoskins Jr.
and Gail, Marie and Malcolm;
Mrs. Richard McElligott and
James and ' John, Mrs. Donald
McElligott and Patrick; Mrs.
Douglas Lutjo, Danny and Bob
by; Mrs. Delmer Crawford and
Marlene; Bobby and Billy Akers,
Mrs. Franklin Ely and Mrs. H. O.
Ely.
A bridal shower was givenTe-
ecntly honoring Mrs. Bill Snow,
nee Virginia Smith, at the Le
gion hall. The hostesses were
Mrs. John Ransier, Mrs. Cecil
Thome, Mrs. James Lindsay,
Mrs. Charles Carlson and Mrs.
Earl McCabe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lindsay and
granddaughter Arleta McCabe
spent the weekend in The Dalles.
Mr. and Mrs. Adon Hamlett
left Saturday for Hartford Conn,
where they will attend an in
surance school for a month. They
will spend a month going and
returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Cannon and
Mrs. Echo Palmateer left the
first of the week for California
where they will visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Matt
hews went to Bandon last week
to attend a reunion of the Matt
hews family.
A Stork shower was given Mrs.
Jack Healy Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Pete Cannon.
Refreshments were served by
Mrs Walter Corley, Mrs. Ernest
McCabe and Mrs. Cannon.
Mrs. Hazel Beers returned to
her home in Eagle Creek after
(spending several weeks with her
sister, Mrs. Echo Palmateer.
Among those going to Mt.
Adams hucklebeerrying recently
were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hell
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lundell,
Mr. and Mrs. Algott Lundell and
Fred and George Ely.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Morgan
and children are on a vacation
trip to Portland and the coast,
Edison Morgan and children
were visitors in The Dalles last
week.
Visitors at the Garland Swan-
son home are Mr. and Mrs. Phil
ip Miller and son of Los Angeles
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bonney
and children of Portland. Mr.
Miller is a brother and Mrs. Bon
ney is a niece of Mrs. Swanson.
Several from here spent Sun
day at Lehman Springs.
The H. E. C. of Willows grange
met at the hall Friday afternoon
at a no host affair.
Rev. and Mrs. Alfred Shirley
met his brother Harry Shirley of
Jerome Idaho Tuesday at Pedle
'ton. He will visit the Shirleys for
I a while. He has lived in England
until the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ware of
Olympia Wash are visiting at
the home of their daughter, Mrs
Noel Dobyns this week.
Wallace Coleman spent a few
days last week at Colfax, Wash
John Skuzeski Jr and family
are now living at Lebanon.
Church services were . held at
the Valby church Sunday con
ducted by Rev. Luther Cornay.
Ray Dale was injured and his
car wrecked when he was struck
by a wheat truck at Lexington
Saturday afternoon. He was on
his way to the mountains. He
was taken to the Pioneer Memo
rial hospital and later released.
He was cut about the face and
was badly shaken up.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bristow are
vacationing at the coast.
Jim and Lonnie McCabe re
turned from central Oregon with
two antelope. They spent the
week-end there hunting.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ingalts
and A. A. McCabe of Adams were
visiting relatives here Sunday.
Dates to remember:
Sept 610 Morrow county Fair
and Rodeo.
Sept. 11 School starts.
Sept. 11 Flower and antique
show at Legion hall.
Sept 13 Show at turfed field.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Gonty mo
tored to Hermiston Saturday
where he was a judge of the pa
rade entries.
YOU CAN GET
Interwoven Socks
at
Wilson's Men's Wear
55c to $J.OO
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