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December
7th and 8th
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A RNLC TRICOT SLIPS
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pnee . . . artem of Arnel tricot
J foaminri w-fh lace! Better! So sleek
to touch ... so easy to. care for!
Four goreocuf for comfy fit! Sizes
00
For Feather bed warmth in .
COTTON FLANNELETTE
It pays to shop Penney's! Pastel
drifts of cotton flannelette .. . .
are deeply buttoned to ease over
your hair-do! . . . fashion flaired
at cuff and hem . . . Machine
washable! Sanforized!
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Sizes
34-44
60 Gcuge
15 Denier
OAYMODE
QUALITY
NYLONS
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PURCHASE
Italian Imported Handbags
Long-terr i leather. Perfect season
ing for your winter costume. An
outstanding value in natural color
long 'wearing leather . . . Large,
roomy sizes .
plus
tax
3 50
F4.ANNEL BABY DOLL PAJAMAS
" Frills and ruffles on her favorite . style paja
mas . . . 'Washable pastel prints . . . Small,
Medium, Large :
2.98
BOXED TOWEL SETS
Three pieces, bath size, hand' towel and wah "I 1
cloth fluffy terry with floral embroidery
LADIES' NYLON TRICOT SLIPS
Dainty loveliness for her at a value- packed
price. Quick drying nylon . .
Sizes 32 to 40 : -
2.98
GIRLS' CAN CAN. SLIPS
Nylon lace and taffeta combined to make the
prettiest gift under the tree.5 Sires 4 to 14 . . .
Colors pink, white
3.98
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slim dark seams!
fashioft) shades!
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LADES' HOUSE DRESSES
Always welcome gift . . . Famous Brentwood
quality and styling.
Misses and half sizes - -
2.79
Sizes 8'4 to
terrific at Penney's tiny prise!
2ULi. flLLED HARD CANDY
Sweets for the sweet! Every piece flavor
filled ... Your best buy in Holiday Candy!
1.00
GIRL'S TWIU IOXER JIANS ,
High quality' sanforized twill in red, peacock MBMjl
and charcoal . . . Sizes 2-t WW
SPECIAL
Just Arrived
Ladiss
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298
Many Styles in Plain
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Trim
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Sizes 10-18
100 WOOL WORSTED
ELASTIZED WAISTBAND
Terrific Assortment of
INFANT GIFTS
DACRON COMFORTERS ..:.4.98
COTTON CRIB BLANKETS .........2.79
FITTED CRIB SHEET SET ..3.98
NYLON QUILTED CRIB BLANKET....3.98
NYLON QUILTED ROBES r.2.49
ORLON CARDIGANS 1.98
GIFT BOXED CORDUROY SHIRTS....2.49
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WOMEN'S
PLASTIC PURSES'
SPARKLING
HOLIDAY JEWELRY
Made te sell for much more! in.'Vme th. .Ho"d,
, .' . . festivity. Rich sparkling Rhinestone
Cfever styles, good, winter colors. jn(J Moonstones Coorfu stone
Selsct one for yourself ncr for sets and pl4r jewelry. Baautifully
, Sjifts. A real savings! detailed, , Penney priced!
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San DiegdPoltte
Question Vagrant
In Chicago Deaths
- Sari DfeBo-.PJ Police to-
Jay . uestiftfii a 30-year-old
vagraat in connection with the
unsolved strangulation murders
of three young boys near Chi
cago last fvar.
Richard Fred Ebert was
picked un? yesterday. Officers
said he beame a suspect in the
murders when he kept saying
that time I was in the woods;
during routine questioning.
; Detectives said Ebert told
them ' the three boys in the
woods . . . ti was terrible the
way they were killed." Ebert,
when asked if he killed the boys
said, "I don't know," police said.
The bodies the Robert Peter
son, 14, Jofl(i Schuessler, 13, and
his brother, Anton Jr., ll, were
found Oct. 18, 1955, in the Rob
inson preserve woods less than
10 miles west of Chicago.
Suffers "Blackout Spells'
Ebert told officers here he
suffered "blackout spells." He
said.he had been confined in
tnental institutions at Camarillo,
Calif., and Elgin, 111. Ebert
0 claimed he was employed as a
sneet ometal worker at Aurora,
111., at flie time of the slayings.
ChicJgn authorities revealed
following tlae slayings that bits
Cf an infrequently used heat re
sistant stainless steel were found
under the fingernails of the
Peterson bof-. They also said bits
of special eartl used in making
arf insecticide along with bits of
bone meal used in fertilizer were
found embedded in wounds in 0
thee scalp of the boy.
Chicago pathologists said the
woungs were made by a short
handled garden rake.
Idaho Power's Bid
Said Slap at Voters
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Salem (.R) Opponents of
Idaho Power company's three-
dam development ofgjthe Snake
river presented a brief before
the Oregon Hydroelectric com
mission yesterday labeling the
company's project a) an attempt
to rayjirse a vote of the people
of Oregon.
Portland Attorney Don S.
Willner filed the brief in answer
to the utility company's request
that the commisson exempt its
proposed dams from some pro
visions of the Oregon hydroelec
tric act.
Willner filed the brief in his
(Capacity as representative of
groups opposing the low-dam
ironsfe-uction. Organizations rep-
1 resetted by WiUner include the
L Oregon SBate Grange, Oregon
DCTi T i.o - i r
Farmery union, Oregon REA
Cooperative association and
Hells Canyon Development asso
ciation. o 8 00
Idaho Power has asked the
commission to waive the pro
visions that would give the state
the right to take over the dams
50 year? after they are built and
to specfy the rate at which the
projects will be depreciated.
Winner's brief stated that the
provisions were contained in a
Senses bill of 1948 which was
referred tothe voters and de
feated. " S
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FRESH MIXED NUTS ' 'SPECIAL!-
Vaaaaa aaaUd! Alwara M . .'. aaaautt. Selajatea'
lii 4allT !..... Saecial! 1-L. CAM
1.33
Women's Nylon
' QUILTED DUSTER
Reduced!
Buy for yourself Snd for afts
at ; remarkable savings! Warm J
quilted nylon that is' h a nd
-washable Pink or blue. Sizes- 10
tn IB. ft - O
Woaien's ?
Ckanlll
Rakes . . . 4.98
6.00
GIRLS' FLANNELETTE G
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Snug warmth in ski style or tan-,
ored type .f-. Wtle g5 loa
the colortCii p?mts. Completely
washableO. -0 sanforijsd. Sues
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SAVE!
SAVE!
Wvnderful "Gift-oits" . . . lk
nyloW bifcfs. Better! They're gent- -ly
elaticized to conty fit-. . .
' machir.e washable in luV-ewjrm
wa:e'! Her pet pastels . . CHRIST
MAS BOXED! Sues to .!!,.
2.00 21.00
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' ' GlfLS' NYLON '
Can Can Slips
T Party. aratty ia taajaay'a
xff aylaa aliats! Battar because
the aist stretches to fit her!
Washable, neads little or n iron-rig!-Pink,
blue; v(hite.
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IMPORTED .'
Broadcloth Bias
Srcial purchase! A previous; aJI
DUf.rFine irrtported torton ciacular
pitched for sure fit, Siiaa 32-49.
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Tka Wat Wy ia
wj't aivalasaal )Mai aaa fa W
aery fal aa yaar Nat! Completely
, vlat-linad, fliair.f earring trays.,
lry, rte, blue.
- WOMEN'S
. . ' NYLON PANTIES '
Tricot knit for, long-wear . . '.'
Full comfort, cut in eesy-t04uds'
quick drying nylon . ' 'Sizes S,
M, L. Dollar Day Priced! Xace
trimmed. .
Panney's Minnahtna Mccai
better i because they're leather' o
' solecj! iornfy felt-lined! Lk-
like-Jeather uppers! 4 to 9 . . .
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Sises 4-1
.1.00 21.00
3.00 21.00
Ladies Stipper
Socks . . 2.79
1.77
Tlepho.ne Rale
Testimony Heard
Salem (U A hearing en
rate increases for Pacific Tele
phone and IVlegraph company
amounting to about five per cent
was held before the State Public
futilities Commission here yes-
terda..
The xompany seeks increases
in rates amounting to $3,220,000
annWally to, help finance a $lSp
million construction program.
Taatimony was limited to a
csfl icaticM to its request by the
company.
Frank Dressla vice president
and general rajrnager of the com
pftiyaid that softie of the pro
posed: toll increases would
amount ($ slightly more than
, seven per cent, but that the aver
age increase sought was closer
to five per cent.
She commisn set another
hoaring in Salem for Dec. 17 to
hea? goss examination of the
cdmpaKy and any protest testi
mony.
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Hearing Waived in
Child Beating Case
PorOand U.PJ Glen Den
nesn, 34 - year - old Portland
longshoreman accused of beat
ing his 13-year-old daughter,
9aivad preliminary hearing on
a charee of contributing to the
girl's delinquency here yester-
Vday and was bound over to the
! grand jury on the charge.
QJThe girl and her father came
I face to facecjn the courtroom
i yesterdajcfor the first time since
i she flea to neighbor's home
i last week, accusing her father
I of beating her.
o Ball Oon the contributing
cnarge was fixed a $1,500 and
dlf?nse pleas to havl it reduced
K faiLed. The father also is under
sj.uuuo Dau ca "ine beating
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