T H E ST. H E L E N S M IST. F R I D A Y . J l'N E »». ' " - j .
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paid
Wedntmday
to attend
the with out luter.'«! ami will
i l l « vuuu*,'
county court and I ! buck only . a* the floo r pay » for
I ' 1 »>'
C I lll^ÜtiUK o f l,,c'
t.,,.„,
, 10 1 a '
I bring lo th eir atten tim i the neceH W h e n the floor is puM (y 1
.
l blty o f com ple tin g the St. H e le n »- Hie property of
I he Vnierua
P itts b u r g road.
T h e d e leg atio n wait « i o n
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composed of II F. Hane. J IV Me
T he Columbia ‘ » a '" >
* h‘ '
I > 011.1 Id. C l> W h ite. W i llia m Tritt to be held under the .ii i-pi"
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Kle and II
K. McUruw
T h e rest Presbyterian laid.... Ahl
¡ d e n t » o f tl ii» » e c lion liope the coun- t lutskunio » i l l be held liete J i n e -
»¡II
take the necessary
queen to rule over < .damimi »out
t\ court
| join s St. Helens : L e t them invest! nieaH'ure to c om p lete Hie road w o rk ty rose fan » will !><■ voted upon In Hu
SCAPPOOSE
Bote!
L 0 (|uit the road w ill be open for near future It 1» hoped by 'he l id "
SC V F P O O S E Ore.. June 7.— tSpe-
1 ho veseiattle g r o w e r * ot W arren , he t.,u i r ,, y,;ur.
| here that SI Helens » i l l enter a
No t' lalskanle girl will
,.,i*l ,’ 0
pi l0 Mist I — Mr». H olla nd met on fc riday nigi.i at fc.net,sou s
^ h e fc’oresi G r o v e baseball team euudldate
..... .. cuest of Mrs. Scott part o f this hall.
A ll » . r e present except one d e fe ated \ ernouia on tho local ilia be a l l o » e I to enter the race lor
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j tueiiiber.
At i an gem eu is ^ are ^com mollj Sunday af te rnoon.
T h e scor e [queen
\lrs C H Johnston, Mr». W a t t » plcted io unti set thè p.oduce. Ab ou t WU!) 5 to | ¡ „ fa v or 0 ( thè visitor »,
d M
r » l Trice
’ rice m
oto
red to
acre» ......-
nave : iieeu * pianteti
utj|
,|ltì iiiuiu
ntuth ii
inniiiK
thè
score
and
Mrs.
luo
ioreu
iu P
• ortlan
»»* *■“ ■■ d
■■ ciguteeu
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l f m
i l tne
iii iu k . m
e k
u i d » » a
. o s
B A C H E LO R F LA 1
■ Il
L III .lo
.i i
etta
I o iilftio
a n .l
sa’ a l l
io
Tuesday
.u
binds oi vegeta ble s and will be t fcajcJ l io 1 . but several e rrors coup -
Mrs T E M i s t entertalend th< m u rk e ie d by fc II l a y lor
£>t. H e l.
vs ¡n, |llts,. hits enabled th e fc’or
Mr and Mis
I M S.vi.m .. . i
choir
Krldiav e ven in g
cus w ill be supplied first a f t e r which e8t U r o v e lH))g (l) chalk up fo u r ta,- i Mr. m I Mrs c
K
Saxton a-e
liana Crauie purchased i » > ’ lo t" m e product wilt be shipped.
I ho he#
daughter wer. dinner guests ol Mi
......E a „ s id e addition
ad jo in ing guld en s are lookin g fine and green
The
T w in L u m b e r
company lia» and M r \i Moliu
in Si Helen "i
in the
id plans building in the peas, radishes.
Ic.tuce and
green ,tartel, a „ ¡ g h t shift
iu o r d e r that Sunday
Ni b l o c k "
near future.
muons ure n o » ready l o r m arketing. , h„ v may p ro m ptly f ill the ord ers
Mrs Frank Nar.el and M i-. \ -
T h e Herlach cott age is progressing A very high class o i early berries on bund in the uoar futur e the coni
So dderberg visited friend« in I .
ami is being plastered this week.
nave been sent to the uiarget since
, v expects to pul 111 a d ry kiln as land fc'riday
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plant
Mr*
E. E. W is t lias a radio in siaile d in a
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y
or fh,i (jrst
l im e iu s e v e r u l . spent Thlursday a« guests o f Mr and
hi* home
T h e y enpoyed a tine con- puts W a rren am on g the very early
cert Saturday evening.
, , a c t i o n s ot berry pro duc ing In O » mon th* t' ou n iy Tonimissip ner Jud Mrs It Maiten
i*i »ni a firn ID
Mrs. McManus surprised
friends gou.
la. public market would be son W e e d atten ded the session of
tìiiy Lillicli ha»
_
when she ar riv e d in town S a t u r d a y a v alu ab le thing uow.
the county court.
Mr W e e d doesn't halli ou hi» fiiitn
Mr
and Mr»
Jan os i l" ii'her
evening. T h e y have been in Cali lor- (
O
Is. Erickson spent fc riday in
liko a young matt, but It Is evi
nia fo r several years but are back Portland.
¡d ent he ltus many years of useful o f H tllsbor o visi « 1 1 vi■ and vii- .1
W e w elc om e them
L e o f a i r is homo helping "dad,
w ork
h's system.
W SllXton elle day hi»*
to stay awhile.
STs Herdahl eiilei alile,I III giri
A rm a n d Duncan is ho me fro m Ho- and in that way e n jo y in g his summer
Mis. E. S. C leveland, whose ho me
is in C leveland. Ohio, but wh o haa sewing club with a pi nie pari.' o
qua aim. Washington, and is no w em- ! vacation.
l'h* airi» ab
ploy ed in St. Helens.
H. U. M orris spent Saturday and been
isiling in Vern onla fo r thi McNulty creek fc'riday
The ScappooM ,
-.‘. ills have|S unday in P o r land
„ e v e r a l weeks, has finished tin report a fine lime
Mr. and Mr». Jucobaon v:«iied ili
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Uell. M r* > lint Mill« r, »m o d e l i n g o f her six-room residence
and boiler fo r their dryer and are Mrs. E. Btsbee uud Miss Uisbee of on Map le avenue.
Mrs. C leveland m etro p o li» Weiln, s.lay
M i » » F loren ce Lai n m wa > a gtt 1 !
no w busy f illin g orders.
P or tla n d were guesis o f Mr*. Por- was so impressed with the futur e
— il ers we re ter L o o m is on Thursday.
Mr. und Mrs. H a r ry E
possibilities of V eru onia that she has o f frie n d » a f e » day» la»l week
fc'. M. Ueudure and Alisa Z ella Ben- purchased several lots and it is her
Mr. and M r» J W McCully vi
guests o f Mrs. C loln g e r last week.
Mr. and Mrs. P e t e r MacMJartin dure we re callers at W a rre n on Sat- intention to build c o m fo r ta b le bun Ited ut thè J H Anderson home ou
are m ovin g out near Oregon City this urdav. T h e y have just returned troui g alo ws which w ill be rented io those Buuday.
weeg
a winter's sojourn in Calitoruiu.
Mr. and Mr». A H Sandberg w e i -
who
com e
to
V e rn on la
seeking
dlnue r gu e sl» ai i li» llurklimul houie
T h e report o f iron ore industry is
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homes.
Sunday
very promising, t h e y expect every-
rttm ?
T C I AIX1TA
thing g oin g iu fu ll blast in th ir ty
Jor-tkxx l o t . / v i n e »
C LA T S K A N IE
IL v o u illle liil» <'halnlicrlnln'» T a b id »
da*'8-
D E E R I S L A N D . Ore., June 7.—
C L A T S K A N IE .
O re,
June 8 .—
"C ham b erlain 's Tablets have been
T h e W h o le s o m e T hots club m e t | (Specia
_
l to T h e M i s t . ) — T h e many
(Specia l to T h e M i s t . ) — C lats k anle used by my husband and myself o f f
M on da y nig ht dug the ditch and
o f Mrs.
•.— | triends
triends ot
Mrs. May M cBrid e Now-
laid the pipe f o r w a ter supply 10
f o r r 1 ton w ill be pleased to know that she businessmen
. . .
, and citizens will meet and ou for the past five years When
the church
and
parsonage. T he y ' is some im proved hut w ill have to Monduy e ven ing at . o clock in the my husband go*'» a ■ o from lu me le
were afte rw ard s treated to ice cream ulltlerKO an operation later
She is Ki‘ 8 lt's Hall to reorgan ize the t hani- always takes a boti c of them along
W h enever 1 have Ilia'
aud cake by frien ds who ap preciated at g ale m at present and is under l>er o f f ’ oturoerce.
O ffic e r s will be with him.
com m it tees heavy feeling afte r eating, or f e d
elected and important
th eir effo rt s.
the care o f a special nurse.
T h e Parker-Schram company we i re
rei
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Engli sh visited appointed.
An e f f o r t w ill be made dull and played out. I take one or
inspecting the new w ater system
with M r ami Mrs N \ p e r r y Sun- to ta *ce steP® ior the assuring o f a tw o o f C namnerlatu s I.ihl»*ts arui
it
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cannery
here
an other year.
| they fix me up fin e," write« Mr*
Tuesday p repar atory to turnin g
day.
Dean E. D. Kessler o f O. A. C., N ew to n Vreeland. Minim N I
l ak
ov e r to the city.
Mrs. Ad am s und fc’ lorence were
.
,
d e li ve re d the
comiuenOeuieut
a d - ! t h e » « tablets when
troubled
with
A t the council m eetin g
.
,, , o n , “ y P o r tla n d visitors Monday.
dress
tu C lu u k a n ie
high
school constipation or indigestion and Hiev
nig ht Mr. J a l o ff . of a 1*6 ^-olumljlu
Ida and fc'ern L e ac h are visiting
H e ! w ill do you good
s t a g e , was present and made a_ per wUh relatlves iu K e U u during the g rad ua te* last F rid a y evening
sonai plea f o r m od if ica tio n o f his week.
took us hl» subject, "What are Ed-
—
license fee. T h e sid ew alk c om m it te e !
T h o se r e
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jüdisch visited " ca,u,na! Requisite *
was urged to g e t p eop le busy on in Portlan d Sunday.
c eivin g diplom as are, Alb ert Can-
th eir sidew alks. T h e w a ter rate was
W illiam
Eveuson.
Itunu.it
Mrs. Sam K e l l e y returned from ham.
set at $ 11.00 per m onth and $'3 .00 a | Portlan d Sa tu rda y wh ere she has llaiiiies. A lic e Durke, Helen llurke.
year f o r sp rin kli n g privile ges.
Eva lla yli», M alvina Lewis, Olga Uas-
I been v is iting the past ten days.
T h e r eg u la r m on th ly m ee tin g o f
Miss Kush H un te r and T e d Kep- mu»sen. A u d r e y fc'errls, L illi an fc'ogel
the C om m ercia l club was held last peto we re P or tla n d visitor s Tuesday. and N aom i Pierce.
T h u rs d ay evening.
A f a v o r a b l e re
Rev. John Ebert o f the Methodist
T h e friends o f Mrs. Jim Cox will
port f ro m Mr. W is t on the possibil
be pleased to learn that she is able church was elected chairm an o f the
i t y o f e le ctric it y also an interesting!
local chuuiuuqua com m ittee at a
report fro m S. U. Smith on road ini- d e r w e i t a s e r l o u s ~ o p e r a t i o n ' a b o u t ra‘?elluB held lasl T uesda y night. The
p ro v em e n t was given.
A l l com mit- lhree w e e ks ag o
Chautauqua which w ill he given by
tees r eg u la r and
special, g a v e fav-
Mrs L
, Iit'n returned ho me o-i the Cadman d i a u t a u q u a service will
orab le reports on the spring opening. , Satu rday
a l t e r a tw o months stav beKiH J“ »y t and w ill run in con-
Man> o i oui citizens are planning in Portlan d
nection with the F ourth o f July cele-
to attend
the
regis te red
H ols te in
T h e w ater ig rlging rapldl>. a u ,, bration.
auction sale o f W is t Bros, next W e d the most o f Deer Island L i v e Sto> k . A Iiak ,‘- |I ‘ le Oven bak ery Is pruc-
nesday, June 14th.
it promises to company's land is under water. T he y I ^ cull-v assured for Clatskanie. It Is
be interesting.
have moved all th eir cattle from the 'b o u g h t that the plant will be in-
Mrs. P. A. fc'rakes has returned
island and are ha vin g to use boat« stalled in thu n‘*ar iu'ure-
ho me a l t e r spending a week In H i l l s as a w a v o f g e t tin g o f f
i
A petition is being circulated In
boro and Tobias, vis iting with her
Mrs. Helen S h afe r Is at S e a s id e 1 ( la,ska,llH demanding
the electric
daughter, Lulu and her son, J. H. for the season and la o p e ratin g „ j company to g iv e all day and night
Dobbins and fam il y.
Mrs. fc'rakes
confectionery store and handling thr service and f a i r and
J e quita ble rates
returned fe e lin g much im p r ov e d in
c e rtif ie d m il k from their ranch here I f the demands are not granted, it
health.
is understood that another company
Mr. S h afe r will go down later.
Mrs. Lulu Lauchen atten ded the
Mrs. R. H. Gaittens was quite ill 1.» rea dy to put their lines Into t'lat-
Shriners banquet at the M ultnom ah
kanie.
P ra ctica lly e v e r y business
far several days this week but is
hotel, Portland. Monday, June 5th.
man and user o f ele ctric power In
much im proved at this writing.
C hil dren's Day exercises w ill be
latskanie has signed the petition.
held Sunday m or ning . T h e pro gram
E ig h t C la ts k anie businessmen hav-,
is in charge o f Mrs. Boste r and it
o f f e r e d to loan the local post o f The
VERNON1A
promises to be good.
C. E. at 7 p.
A m e ric an L egio n $25 each to build
m.
A delegation fro m the Vern on la a dance pavilion in the city park
Mrs. Bushman reports her d augh
■ inp,, r of i uminerce went to St. T h e m on ey is loaned to the legion
ter, Lulu as s lig h tly improved.
Thom as C'ollison, an e m p lo ye on
the
J.
D.
Honeym an
ranch was
drowned Sunday w h ile a f te r cattle
Mr. Johnson was on horseback and
shouted a warnin g to Mr. C’ollison
and A lle n B acheld er w h o w e re d r i v
ing but the w a r n in g was e v id e n tly
.A-
swung o f f and Alle n clung to it un- ▲
til he could be assisted.
('oll is on A
who was d riv in g w e n t down and on- T
the ; *e*
H e » • ,. about 65 ♦
years o f age.
T h e b od y was recov- ^
e r - , I and a i- ster liv i n g in Por i land A
n o t ’ fied.
Just about tw o years ago X
a you r • man named T rach sel was T
dro wned there.
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T he A b id e Ppt. chapte r o f W est - ♦
m in is te r Guild o f R o s e < •. p
A
▲
I llolt'iis
OVER THE COUNTY
nicked Decoration day on the George I X
Fra kes farm.
A spot was choeen uy ▼
Mrs. James P om e ro y.
A b ou t sev ^
e n ty - fiv e e njoyed the hospitali ty of ♦
Mr and Mrs. fc’ rakes.
A f t e r dinner A
a ball gam e was in dulged in.
T h is I
chapter o f the guild is the largest
In P or tla n d and on ly one in the IT.
S. to have men as members.
Mrs.
J. W . McMIchael Is le ader and Miss
Isa Wasson, president. M r and Mr-
W , G. P o m e r o y and
Mrs.
P.
\
F rak es were guests o f the guild.
A f t e r an Illness o f o v e r tw o years
Mrs. H a r rie tt M. W ils o n passed to I
her eternal home T hursd ay m o r n in g .'
June 8 . Mrs. W il son was the th i r d '
daughte r o f Mr. and Mrs. I. U. VVik-
strom, was born near St. Helens on
Septe m ber 14. 1891 and has spent
most o f her life in C olu m b ia county.
She leaves besides her parents, six
sisters and tw o brothers.
Funeral
services w il l be held at the fam tlv
ho me F rid ay . June 9 at 11 a. m l
conducted by Rev. Bond o f the locai
church.
Inte rment will he in fc'alr-
v i e w cemete ry.
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d e l ig h t o f b o y l a n d
hind
It was known aii v .
burg's " U o l d e n /am.
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d e n t « th ere ure in
.....a r"i
’
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"tiiniunUv
who w ill recall It with plM
7 ~; ;
I'illltSi.
W i t h tr ained Wild ai,|„ltil, “ [*
d is p la y ». with hippo,,,,ia,lll( * * • »
Simili boy » nr* happy
Ever* » bere the gaudy p os te r» of
e lep h an lM .
lio n s
■,
( “ "t*.
the pink find « I r l « on the "renin
lag i i urea pumas, cam el*, .... nkey»!
Imchs" i be
henra m i fo i m i n * i„ * *nl
and the jungle tr ibe« meet the <>>•• poi.n
gro up s, the Van Alnburs
I.audscatie.
easeupe and i*lty high
w a v s
and b v w i i ' « ure plelel.eil with atilm ul» will show • that
th#y
I'Ul Iff----
tlreat som ethin g new In wild
Hew.
mlur. for ili«* i’irciiH
fur
ufflH*
li»w i
■lily v
HlfUlt»
27th i
of y»»
•nd »1
paid ui
yrlof 1
>. Jul;
Til«
in t*
Hist.' d
far »1
torniti,
ho and
la tuad
lueul u
font«
commit 1
n-oorvi
Am«rtei
cltulv«
w»f *'
Offtcial.
............. ., . . . i Van Ambiirg • Itimi Wtth thrae ring*, the
nun *!
Ti.iin-,! WIbi l i n i ,ls
• coiniitK In arena and i l i » truck filimi wlth tin
Am«rtfs
i o » i l , couiiiig to exhibit on I ili »day . |IltM,| cosinopolltan troupe» 0f r|r.
the l..g>
men > bf
' " ì h e " li o w e v.m Mnburg combina-
' " " r" X®‘ ......
' » Aumrle*-
ui. I t
Hon i» new Ibis yenr. bolli sbowa. frtmpes o f m a jo r city (aia« sbto«4
that li>
tiow e v e i . a i e
old fa v o r i te » in A m e r-
III»
l i o w e » li rea i
London Porti«
enemy t
,,.a and (be
I l o » " » tire.il Lon don o f Hie big show program wIli noi lag
*o»k.'tm
,.,¡■ 11 , iv,
ii Lngllsh fa v o r i t e be belilnd t l i » entertalliliient in III* t(«
such i
fori» our i m i Wa i
T h e Van Ani
doublé Steel Van Amburg i m a
ire died
burg show is thè oldeat In Am erica. T h e show trav e ls on tour irato*.
progress
a ,,,| j|, [be day « o f wag on
tiow
c arrles o v e r flv c hundred Imr»«* acì
• e em'
nricd thè |arg"»t nieiiag.-rie In thè « l e v e n huutlred peopli
tod nil I
ol the k
|
fortini
let muta
ion rneu
»odd *u
the nr.'ib
ion L> g i
the Keilt i
the Kenti
held In t>
and 30. >
pound rt
and «III t
ol the no
•III he y
Kentucky
An Interest
Account
with tliis hank will prove a
j;oo(l
investment
for
»hieb « I
those looking for a sound hank with which to keep
their money.
This bank is striving to secure for its
m
customers
the
I
greatest measure of safety for thier
I
I
I
funds, as well as to supply them with every modern
hanking service.
(»I
S A Wilson, Pres.
l et. .
it w
•U
H« A l POOMfc.
Albert D. Ridgeway, Vice Pres.
E. E
Wist, Cashier
I'lip lt n l m i.I H iir p lii« f.llll.lXM )
ronlamiu a
the »¡.rid
i titee of I
"We ls*i
»onder of
sled lutii:
»bich «Ili
»III be a
an endurtu
of the dea
depart tiieiii
in| the alt
this menni
Ih t
I of the
I a »ar
I »«ea
to i;
I tbrnug
«art.»:
FIRST N A T IO N A L BANK
I Ma:
C u lla s i I k s l n .
I üiM.t
|)r(»,«ln>ry
I not
tetri
Safe Deposit Boxes fo r Rent
I « nr iV r ( V n l ln l« rr**| «m
I im r
k"
I dr,i¡
l>«*|»o*tt
He
to II
The
Next
Time You Are
Down
Let your appetite and your pocketbook be the judge
as an inspiration to you. No difficulty getting the best
A
:
I own—
20th Century Stores are the Perfect Stores
Come and look at our vegetable counter.
It will act
of Fresh Vegetables here.
Pure Lard in
bulk .........
C RI SCO
17k
Bulk Compound
pound ...........
12k
Del Monte
Pimentos
17k
O REGO N S T R A W B E R R IE S D A IL Y
Slicing I omatoes. Rhubarb, Green Onions, Spinach,
Cucumbers,
1 pound 23c; l l/ 2 pound 34c; 3 pounds 68c ; 6 pounds $1.30; 9 pounds $1.95
Pretzels, halt lb.
package .........
10c
'40c
Royal Baking Pow
der, 12 oz. can. .
Proctor & Gamble O H ,
Naptha Soap, 4 b ’M
«3C
Crystal White Soap
5 bars .......
O L Y M P I C F L O U R barrel
$8.35 ; 49-pound sack . . . .
$2.09
Spanish Olives
«j
Lg. ones, pt. j a r « 3 « 3 C
Pint Mazóla
Oil ..........
23c
Campbell’s Beans
can
B L O O K E R ’S C O C O A . It’s the
best, 15c and ...........
Peanut Butter,
fresh made, lb.
PREFERRED
if you don’t find
15c
25c
ranco • A m e ric a n
Spag hetti
IH -o z.
STOCK COFFEE,
can
. . . .
12k
Dill Pickles
3 small .
. 5c
1 lb. can 38c; 3 lb. can $1.10.
Oiegon Asparagus, New Potatoes, Green Peas, Sweet
Potatoes, Florida Grape Fruit,
Choice Groceries and
Meats
Our stock of groceries incomplete and of a dependable
fjuahty an,l m our meat department you can secure the
choicest cuts of beef at reasonable prices. W e make
prompt delivery.
Try half of i t -
Central Grocery
exceptional satisfaction, return and get full price of can back
C A N N E D M I L K — Saturday and Monday— Federal. Darimade, Borden’s
or Carnation, per c a n .............................................................
9c
Successors to Columbia River Meat Company
Rutherford Bldg., Phone 80
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Oranges,
Bananas, Fresh Pineapple
30c
15c
Cabbage,
Gooseberries
lie
Creme Oil Soap
2 bars .........
Silver Skin Onions,
1 umips. Radishes, Lettuce,
Motif«* Y e llo w
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T h at f o i u m h i a coun ty is d e « e r v - !
ing ot the kifflM X e x p l o i t * U o a ¡H as.
sured.
W a r r e n dis tric t has beaten ,
th e fam ed Hood R i v e r district in
e a r l y production, o f berries this se a
son by 1 « days
N a tu r e has p r o v i d
ed f o r this section some w o nd e rful i
ad vantages.
Practical!/ fr e e f r o m 1,
e a r ly or late fro sts wnich are pre
valent in o t h e r sections it has a WOl '
d e rfu l fru it p ro d u c in g future.
Had
any ot h e r section accom plished what
W a r r e n has in ea r ly b e rry p ro d u c
tion the p u b li c it y would b
a d v a n t a g e o f and broad cas ted every-
w here.
I f H o o d R i v e r has any a d
v a n t a g e s th ey a r e ex p lo ited by the
C h a m b e r o f C om m erce.
W h a t Is H i"
m a t t e r w it h the St. H e le ns o r g a n ! - ,
ration ?
Do th ey k now that W a r r e n !
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