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Tripping F e e i catastrophe, after ali. V illa rd North became intensely interested, urging another Party, charity or social* o f M ilk to be Tested M arjory dance ha iiaPH ° PriatiOn ° f tho iown tn n/i \ across country to Minna M erlin's native burg- he The S ta te D e p a rtm e n t o f A g ri c u ltu re ’s new bacteriology la b o ra to ry is s ta r tin g an inclusive pro By CLAUDIA MAY FM1RIN Alzena »tokes realized she h id g ram to determ ine the bacterial McClure N ewspaper Syndicate. X eodo„SOmC,hinS that m* * t not counts on O regon d a iry products, j V/HU Service. D irector S. T. W hite announced) Miss Stokes, however, kept prac- th is week. a LZENA STOKES was proud of hM gT,CareiUlly the Steps and stunts E xam ination o f G rade A milk I i A her record as a dancer. Light that Minna had taught her. The of foot and apt in rhythm , she was nt mded a.C hCOrnpIished the purpose from d istrib u to rs th ro u g h o u t t h e ' sought as a p a rtn e r by m any whose d ‘ the -voung People Hocked sta te is well under w ay, he said. social ratin g set the together eagerly enough, at the next E x p lo rato ry te s ts a re also being s’ pace of the country- call. The girls smiled the brighter <S a 3 side. Among these ’ Mstnd °ilenCr; ,h ° ehaps secm ed I i made on bacterial counts of ice C U B IT w ere tlle Norths, a just as happy. Yet, when Willard i cream m ixes fo r the purpose of es 9 s 9 '4«F c t a f a m i l y boasting brought Minna, there began a buzz ta b lis h in g sta n d a rd s fo r the pro- 1 of whispers that led more and more j duct. e t -p* ca w U with th ree young peo1 9 B easy money to to a definite pairing off U nder the p rogram now outlin keep the trio moving i Alzena stood alone, as a conse ed, d istric t re p re se n ta tiv es of the forward. quence. She had lost Willard North It was a privilege unusual to ! as a dance partner, m erely by a t s ta te d e p a rtm e n t of a g ric u ltu re |dance with W illard North. He was tem i pting to please him. Twice with will pick up sam ples of m ilk from G rade A dairies all over the state, j splendid fellow on his feet, pre- ! in the four or five hours of hilarity ■sumably because so m uch leisure ! it chanced, he sought her for a All dairies will be covered a t least land hilarity since boyhood had giv- j waltz or a two-step. fo u r tim es a year. Never mind the trouble you’ve Jen him little else to think about. lAlzcna experienced a thrill of de Stam e 1 ” ,,He lcturncd her" jokes light every tim e he requested a I with abandon. "I shall do my best to bring different fellows every ^lumber. The outstanding difficulty was of 1 time, in the heps that you, too, may I a peculiar nature. T here w ere m ore ' become lost—like Miss M erlin.” I women than men in th a t locality, three to one. If a half-dozen young NEXT TIME YOU | fellows from a near-by village bonded carriers chanced to drive acro ss country to NEED PRINTING— >ne of the parties, the anxieties of Serving Mt. Hood Loop he hostess were lightened ten-fold. NO MATTER WHAT Borne of the girls w ere sufficiently Accommodating to dance two by GREENWOOD IT IS—TRY THE POST Iwo: but the love-lorn pined, and |he lonely ones lost interest, so that TRUCK LINE PRICES GLADLY iften the quota was not present. "Do you know,” began Willard Poitland, Timberline Lodge QUOTED BEFORE sne day, when Alzena accosted him ivith an invitation, ‘‘do you know .......... And W ay-Points.......... GOING AHEAD WITH ust how much you girls ham per he success of these p arties you at- Wash, and Oregon Permits THE JOB empt to have? Why, in the cities EAst 0441 here are professional en tertain ers, I Portland Phone nen arid women who a re supposed 0 be better dancers than any guest W emme, call long distance j if the evening. Or som e who can Io trick steps or fancy turns, such is the am ateur couldn't dream out n a week. You ought to try a few teps by yourself, for instance.” “I — do — som ething — unilsii- -” The young lady could not find fords for h er sense of am azem ent. aged from the bath she w as six, called room w here g e m ng ready ber, "M o th er do I have to is going to pull to m o rro w ? ” 1 Brenton Vedder = Sandy, Oregon Expert W atch Repair Kodak Finishing Gresham Oregon ..mi...............-............ ...............———---------- -------------- - Farmers A tten tio n Let us supply ypur repairs for McCormick-Deering hay machines and binders W e can also furnish repairs for other makes of machines. Superior M an ila Binder Twine S tandard K ianila Binder Twine O ilc a n s and H ydraulic Pump oilers to carry on your machines. Heavy M achine o il ........... - 5 lb can cup grease 4 0 c gal. 85c You should be coming to me. W , I'd be chased off the prem ies.” Then a m om ent’s thinking clped to a solution. ‘‘I know one '¡10 might do all th at- and not e criticized.” The chaps will flock in from iree or four villages—see if they on t. Now, learn all you can from us young lady. Don’t be so shy of 'iticism.” Alzena decided to lose no time, he had met the d ancer a t an affair It one of the near-by towns, where r e visited often. She was sure her f end could find Minna M erlin—in ,. e- possibly, for the coming so- ;a!. A letter brought the prom ise try; Alzena began to plan. She r“‘ w<)~d to the m usicians to be fepared in an especial m anner, pe awaited the m ails, and as im- pdently hoped for a word with illard North. Secretly, she wished > 1e response by m ail to be first. The hostess next on the list was he of the thrifty sort. She offered ’ clear her "su m m er kitchen” —an Jt-of-date, w orked-over cottage Jot once had been the farm -house, SP iced now by a m ore preten- ous dwelling alongside. Two large poms made up the ground floor, >tn sim ilar arran g em en ts above— * serve as dressing-room s. Alzena as sure there would be plenty of 3acc f r some very good dancing or the gam es of the evening. ’- scut word in every direction, nJ., ! " her friends — and their c,.„s t0 witness this new ven ire. n t? ‘S easy 10 see that Willard Lr 11 was pleased. So w ere the aps he brought with him. Minna r ’n danced, alm ost every num- • 'citli a few display-bits of an 8‘m l type. The m aidens of the jramunity were fired with jealousy, •c armg every one, th a t she couid J Usi . as welI> w’th a little prac- ’ ' , zena w atched the steps, too. . r-' ■' oudl present stood read y to o.\ to the stran g er, therefore n- i?. Wor^ while to take notice. [ _ Alzena and Minna tripped irinr,6’/, stunts they had practiced n ’ ’he days of anxious plan- Dut .t Was proved th a t A lzcna’s - ,’in as a neighborhood favo- p nnt been dim m ed. New Location in Markwart Building MEINIG’S, Inc. 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