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o o . Thursday. July 10, 1911 . . MAIL TRIIUNE, MEOFORD, ORE. Veteran's Habit inst Law Not Aga o mum ii mif f yjfcLjr .y-- ljjr&a&r.,,a3 amSjwL MttAwifa.ro.r ,r- ' vTV (S V l l ' J I jpj I I VV : OPEN MONDAY NIGHT 'TIL 9 P.M. ' I : I H I B jfell ' I I ' .1 I . J ,.: TORE HOURS: Mondoy-9:30A.M. to 9:00 PJ. , . Cf " l: " ' V ' "fj lU0. - I Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and ' 3 Big Days Friday! Saturday I Monday! 0 ' ' j ' ' 1 What Savings! Better Dresses! O Cortof? Dacrons o Chemise! Subfeen RACKS OF Fantastic closeout of much higher priced styles! Some reduced from our regular stock . . . others from a fa mous manufacturer's closeout offer! fcr Sizes 12 to 20 and14V2 to 24 V2, butfl y of course not all styles in all sizes' and colors. t " Their Good Looks Go a Long Way FROST TWEED LUGGAGE Penney's silver-fleck vinyl cases resist wear, tear, wash 21 -inch clean. Strong with all wood s Week-End W frame,, extra heavy vinyl 26"-puiiman $9. binding. Nickel-plated brass train case $6. locks, much morel 'Plus io Fed. tax COOL -SHORT SLEEVE POPLIN SHIRTS $ 812-oz. KHAKI TWILL PANTS Sanforized poplin shirts and . 8V2-ounce twill pants cut to Penney's regular pat terns are designed for full-cut comfort. Pants with brass zipper, shirts with con vertible collarrTan, gray.""" 2 II 50 Men's Wash n Wear Suits REDUCED TO SELL OUT! Heard this one . . it's a good story with a happy $20.00 ending . . ". on 11 L3 Regulars, shorts, ' lmi Penney's easy-living wash 'em . . . hang 'em and wear 'em suits little or no ironing. , Terrific Grosp of Women's Summer Blouses o BudgetSaYuig Women's Summer Shorts Misses' Shorty Pleated Skirts ..... $1 $1 2.00 0 Women's Shttn Qabardine Slacks, long or short 1.88 o o ToddlesQne-Piect Knit Sleepers $1 o o o 0lnfants0AdJustab!t Sleeper Stroller .........$10 Irifants' Ptel otton Receiving Blankets ... : 3 for $1 Infants' Triple Crotch Knit Training Pants 3 for $1; Large 24oby 46-inch Cannon Bath Towels -66c Fitted Mattress Pad.and Cover-twin size $3 o Women'sool Rayon Acetate Knit Gowns ...$1 Women's Cotton Knit and Cotton Plisse Panties ... 3 for $1 Large Unhemraed Flour-Square Dish Towels 5 for $1 Luggage Special - Large 30-inch Metal Footlockers 6.88 ' ' ' . " plus tax Men's Luggage Special - 24 jnch Two Suiter $16 plus tax Children's CANVAS PLAY SHOES Reduced $200 Entire regular stock of children's canvas shoes reduced to clear. Oxfords in red or blue, girls straps and step-ins. Sizes 4 to 3. . Hathaway Dacron Priscilla Curtains Hand wash or machine wash with little or no ironing needed! Jn white. Priced extremely 48"x81" $Q44 low. 96"x81" .jl Pr. 7.44 O GIRLS SWIM SUITS Exceptional savings. Pick from bloomer, ruffled-skirted suits, boy-leg suits. Each one cute as a button, in prints and solids. Every one made to sell for much $133 more. But hurry! Age 8 to 1 4, $2.33. Age 3 to 6x I MEN'S WASH 'N' WEAR SLACKS Compare .Penney's exceptional low price for these great slacks values! Smartly styled slacks vdad will use for sports wear and dress-up, too! All richly s $JC tailored. Machine washable . J Men's Wash 'N' Wear SPORT SHIRTS Machine washable, crease-resistant cotton sport shirts that need little or no ironing. Sanforized and vat-dyed. Choice of assorted patterns. Sizes $198 small, medium, large and extra large I Terrific Buy - Men's Genuine Panama Straw Hat ........2.Si Men's Perfect Quality White Cotton Knit T-Shirts 2 for $1 Men's Perfect Quality Cotton Knit Briefs ... ... ... ...2 for $1 Men's Better Quality Stretch Knit Dress Socks ..... 2 pr. $1 Men's Belts - leather or elastic web. Close out! 2 for $1 Men's Closeout Summer Neckties Reduced 2 for $1 ... Men's Higher Priced Flannelette Pajamas ...1.50 Men's Short Sleeve Quality Summer Sport Shirts 1.33 Men's Perfect Quality White Cotton Work Socks . 5 pr. $1 Men's 13-ounceT Sturdy Blue Denim Jeans .............. ....$2 Men's University Style Buckle Back Sport Caps $1 Men's Faded Denim & Twill Casual Slacks 2 pr. $5 Men's Cool Cotton Broadcloth Pajamas - Now .. .2 for $5 Men's White Terry Cloth Bath Robes - Priced .....$5 Men's 6-oz. Khaki Twill Shirts - all sizes . ..........$2 & (ft. by 6A An opportunity buy, offered now at Penney's! Special low prices . . . The W deep cotton loop rug in a large 4 ft. by 6 ft. size. It's plush under 1 foot, made of thick 4-ply yarn. A color booster for any room in colors like hunter green, blue, gold,' and others . . . Durable . . . see the extra tight twist construc tion stays tresn its wasnaoie; wont slide, has non- skid back Hurry in, take first pick of colors q jm pfl nnrl rifrpifi everv room in vour houvp 9'jt 1 ?' t. W i i Large 9-ft. by 12-ft. size 1 I 3 9 by 12 FT. VISCOSE RUGS Long-wearing, dirt-shedding, resilient, with loops locked in non-skid latex back. Beautiful, easy-care rugs you machine wash. Sandalwood, Q, lawn areen. hnnpv fcxlAe arev. morp! ------ -mj -' j - ' e PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR 29 .19.88 BROADLOOM RUG REMNANTS Famous Mohawk Carpet Mills of fine quality broad loom carpeting, 27 inches wide and 45" to 54" lengths 1 00 wools and wool blends. g. 0 m Hurry, we received only 40 of these OD PENNEY'S STREET FLOOR JL 150 PAIR WOMEN'S FINE WHITE DRESS PUMP 4. Four new summer styles! 1 Vi inch to Va inch heels. Sizes 5 to 9 in AA-A-B widths. White only. Find your size and you'll find a bargain. : 200 PAIR WOMEN'S j HIGHER PRICED I SANDALS 2. I Flat heel open summer san- 1 dais in white, beige, red and 1 black. Sizes 4 to 9 in AA & S B widths. Terrific Buy! SUMMER SHOE CLEAN UP! 80 Pair Women's Higher Priced WEDGE SANDALS 3. Sold for much more. A close out buy in wedge heels, flat j heels in summer's best i Ayled sandals. White, beige I or black. 5'2 to 9 in AAA- I AA-B widths. - Man's Higher Priced SUMMER OXFORDS Reduced to sell out! Cool nylon mesh wing tip styled summer dress oxford. Ven tilated for extra summer comfort. Sizes 8 to 1 1 in C and D widths. Try a pair on. You'll b amazed at this buy! - Atlanta (TJpn The hahit Jimmie Dawson picked up in Korea is rather unusual, but it? not against the law. A week ago, police picked up the 23-year-old Army vet eran and held him on suspi cion of narcotics law viola tion. Detectives suspected Jh cigarettes he was smoking contained marijuana. Dawson insisted the roU-youf-own smokes were made of tea leaves and cinnamon a blend he and his buddies used in Korea when the tobacco-filled product was in short supply. , Officers sent the cigarettes to the, state crime laboratory and told Dawson to keep him self available in case the re port was incriminating , Yes, the laboratory staff re ported, a preliminary examin ation of the cigarettes indicat ed a marijuana content. Daw son was picked up again and held until the Jinal report was in. Now he's free. A more thor ough analysis showed Dawson was right: tea leaves and cin namon. - Bridge Collapse Dunks Vehicles Kalama, Wash! (UPI) Two vehicles were plunged into the Kalama river Wednes day .when the Modrow Bridge collapsed under the weight of a log truck. The truck and an auto following the truck drop ped into the water. N. A. Belenski, Kelso, driv er of the truck, suffered shoulder dislocation, chest and back injuries. ' The motorist, Vernon ' L. Huit, 25, Portland, escaped with bruises. Huit said he saw the bridge start to collapse and tried to back off but his car was in an - almost perpendicular po sition. The car fell after the tsuck some 15 feet into the water. The stream was four to six feet deep. ...... Belenski was trapped in the cab of his truck after decking from the bridge fell on top of the truck. Huit smashed thjp cab's windshield and released the injured truck driver. Vista House To Keep Concession ' Portland (UPI) Cir cuit Judge Eugene K. Oppen heimer ruled Wednesday that the concession stand may re main at the Vista House, a scenie spot on the old Colum bia River highway. Operators of a nearby restaurant had brought suit, claiming the Vista House was meant for park purposes onlyr Judge Oppenheimer ruled that the concession was not j a misuse of a grant of land on which Vista House was constructed. Elkins Indictments May Be Dismissed . Portland (UPI) An opin ion that apparently paves the way for dismissal of 10 boot legging indictments against James B. Elkins . was issued Wednesday by Circuit Judge James W. Crawford. The judge reaffirmed an earlier decision in which he had sustained a demurrer to one of the indictments. The state had asked reconsidera tion. The decision concerned ' only one indictment but the others are similar. Construction' Jobs Halted by Strike Portland (UPI) Major construction projects in south west Washington, including the $58 million Swift dam on the Lewis river, were shut down today by a strike of operating engineers. ' , An estimated 573 miiuon worth of construction was halted by the strike which be gan after failure to reacn agreement on a new contract. No strikes had been called in Oregon; although negotia tions affected workers in tnis state too. TRAFFIC SCORE TITarlison. Wis. (UPI) " Skilled craftsmen were listed as the No. 1 occupational group involved in traffic ac cidents, a study by the Wis consin Motor Vehicle depart ment reports. They accounted for 13,721 of the state's 99,218 accidents during 1957. Cleri cal workers and laborers ranked second and third, with laborers showing the highest number of fatal accidents. Housewives ranked sixth be hind students while fanners ranked tenth.
