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' ' ' r e g u la r m e e tin g of MonnevilJe
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A m e r ic a n L»-gion, will
I» i/»•M N o v e m b e r Ih in s te a d o f N o-:
" b e r II M m t h e l a t t e r fallu on
A i i .- 1!: tie r D ay R ev. K . J. A ac hen-
I. i on» i a t te n d e d th e la st L egion
h .' ' ' ing an d invited m e m b e r» to par*
d*”i*•’ in a n A rm is tic e D ay s e r v ic e
• thi' Honncvill" C o m m u n ity c h u r c h
Novi m b e r h. Kd C l a r k is in c h a r g e
'd th e c o m m itte e c o o p e r a tin g w ith
th e Itev. Mr A s c h e n b re n n e r .
FARM ERS!
The N eu Deal R eciprocal! ratlc Agreements
have taken the American farmer OI L of the
foreign market anti p u t t h e f o re ig n f a r m e r
in the A m e r i c a n m a r k e t !
In the first six m onths of 1 956
\sc bought from foreign countries:
6,536,000 «-togs
and exported on!*
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Sat. Oct. 31
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ev e n in g ; .-I Vices thin w eek
h i v e ... »-n wet) a t t e n d e d T h e \ o u n g
P* '»pi«- u n d e r tin- h ad« hip of Mrs.
H as mu . n, iiave fo rm e d a ju n io r
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Coiumbia Gardens
C a sca d e Locks
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280,103 Cattile
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and exp- reed on!
AND
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* PENNEYS ALL-AMERICAN VALUES IN
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4,630, u ; j 0 ibs. o; Butter
and ( \ port cd onh 454.000
5.662.000 bushels Com
BEAT COLD WEATHER
and exported only 555,000
19.806.000 bushels Wheat
MEN’S JACKETS
and exported only 146,000 bushels
Heavy!
A ll Wool!
A report of the Department of Agriculture dated
October 12, 19.56, shows the following increases
in imports for 19.56 as compared wi th 1935:
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Butter 6 9 3 .9 %
Canned Beef 5 5 .7 %
Wool
W h e a t . . . 1 4 4 .9 %
1 7 3 .6 %
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They 11 give you
real protection!
B u ilt fo r ea sy
notion. T a l o n
fa s te n e r fr o n t.1
P o p u la r sh ad ow -1
tones an d navy.
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THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IS
Here are r e a l v a l u e s in
cold-beaters ! Every item
has been selected for its
warmth as well as good
looks . . . and the price is
honestly fa r b e l o w what
you’d expect to pay for such
quality. Prepare now . . . and
laugh at the frigid winds!
BOOT SOCKS
85% Wool
Face!
Long Wearing!
Men’s Heavyweight Ribbed
TO PROTECT THE AMERICAN FARMER!
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H A t »«public«» S u n C . n t r .l Com . L . r . HUdin*. S*c . 1012 Failing Bid*
PonLnJ
Water
Repellant
Clothing
W E ARE PREPARED!
S p o r t C o a ts
Solid color boot
socks w ith col
ored
to p s
on
w h ite o r g ra y
body.
Heavy
r i b b i n g . For
g en e ral o u tdoor
w ear.
W a rm !
10-oz 7 DU CK“c RUISER
Coat s4 49
Coats s7-90
Water Repellant
10 ozT DUCK
m e n s "SUEDE
The State Power Bill It the firal atep
m iiiuirig $1 8 .OilO .000 ol NK W bond«
■~ponib!y SM.OOO.OOO of bond», if
,ke hgislalure aaya so.
The State Power Rill will be ute-
M* w‘| hout bond mo n ey to build a
**|enti. experiment. A vote tor the
S o u Power Bill i* thrown i w i y
unless Oregon U ip a y e t * a pp rove
S i 8.000,000 of bon.la at » l»**r *!fC"
tion.
Don't Be M uled! Uncle Sam won t
let Bonneville power lie idle. H*
liatn't a i k o l Oregon to bond itxelf.
1 « there any reaaon to believe that
he won't handle Bonneville power,
a i he Ha. m a r k e te d pow er e t t e -
where? U n d e Sam la »»ill
,h ,,
job.
Common Business Horse Po-.vcr Sense Ur^cs That You
With Slide Fastener
Doubled to below knee
M E N ’S BLANKET
LINED DENIM
io oz. DUCK
Hats
TRENCH
Coats
5,15
S O .98
°
black oilskin
(Slicker)
COATS and S4 .98
PANTS
*ea.
Junpers sl - 69
IIP M ic
Hi'Cast Beats
$ 7 .9 0
"Goodyear Welt Soles '
16-inch b o o ts o f s t u r d y c h o c o la te
r o s c it e l e a t h e r . S tee l h o o k s a n d
e y e le ts .
L e a t h e r la ce s. L e a t h e r
sole a n d heel.
V O T £ 3 1 3 X NO
Àgata aft iLe State Foires* Bill
'»id A d v e r tis e m e n t b y O r e g o n B u s in e s s A- I n v e s to r s , T n i., I
' • rnn‘y Hldg., P o r t l a n d . O re .. J . S. M a g lu d ry . P ie * . ; ■
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v °ung, Sec.
CLOTH
Jackets $2 -49
Pants 3 98
Don't b* mUUd by « t a u m e n n , how .
*,tr *'ncei«, that the propoted S taU
°wer Bill doean't mean more bonda
»* Oregon properly.
69c
F i r m c o t to n w i t h s l i g h t l y n a p p e d
back in g for e x tra w a r m th . . .
S tro n g ly bar-tack ed .
MEN S ALL W O O L
CRUISER
Double Front and Buck
The State Power Bill DOES Mean
$18,000,000 in Bonds!
* * * * *
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
~ M EN S HEAVY-
ALL W O O L
Union Suits
$3.98
1-3 Wool Unions
$1.98