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are employed at Saleip and Stay- Gladys Ashley and son Michael of
on his neck that required lancine.
ton spent the week end here with Y acolt,-W ashington were dinner
. E. E. p am u m and son, C5en. 1,
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max guests at the L, W. Amick home
Thursday for 'Fpssil r.id
Sunday. The occasion being the
eU
PkTemke.
to he gone a day o- s o .;
M rs. J. C. Wilson and d au g h ter 82nd birt-Way anniversary of the
Clarence Morriso i ..id diV
N ellie w<re all day guest3 of Mrs. former, who was a Kent resident
I tefs, Mrs. Stanley (. ei
before going to live with her piece
J. L Davis on T hursday.
' Helen left Tuesday .
...
C harles W icklund and Wallace in W ashington.
Fiancisco fair.
Mr. and M rs. J . H..W ilson mot­
T u tt le ft fo r th eir homes a t Pasco,
"Mrs. J. R. Morgan f, i n . j of
W a-h in g to n and Eugene Sunday, ored to Moscow, Idaho Thursday,
Mora, but now of 30C ' L. B nside
a fte r w orking for J. M. Wilson tak in g th eir gran d d au g h ter, Alice
Mr. and Mrs. Bus Logan of O ak­
m iscellaneous show er was
11 and land, C alifornia arrived S atu rd ay
street, Portland, is v.r}
M at, who had spent the sum m er
d u rin g th? h arv est season.
given W ednesday a t the W om an’s would like to hear fro-
r Sher- to v isit her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
h e r., to the honae of her p arents,
M
i.
and
Mrs.
Larson
and
Mr.
club building in honor of Mrs. mar. county f ^nd*. i h»- has been
and Mrs. R ert K irkpatrick and two Dr. G .-H . and Mrs. Wilson. The
J. S. Newcomb. This is the first
L^Rcy Kan.-on, a Ju n e bride. Mrs. in b?d( for - u six w e’.s.
children were dinner gu ests a t th? W iiscns will retu rn to K ent this
tim e fo r several years they have
M. G. jdelzer, M rs. Dewey Thom f-
T d Apn’e ^ a tJ w ss retu rn ed to all been’to g eth er, as th eir d au g h ­
C ei! Schadew itz home S atu rd ay i week.
aon, Mrs. J . F. F oss and M rs. H a r­ •h? p en iten tiary last week by
Mrs. C lair Sim lar and dau h g ters
en
ro u te to th eir home a t Spokane,
te
r
Mrs.
Moreo
C
anavero
is
here
r y ¡Pinkerton w ere hostesses and Sheriff Wilson and deputy Tom
Ju
u n ita and Dolores and son N or-.
W ashington from the San F ra n ­
a i ranged th e p ro g ram which con­ G v r ^ tt. His ra ro le w r > revoked from Los Gatos, C alifornia and
i m an who have been visiting at the
cisco
fair.
Mrs.
Larson
will’
he
sisted of piano solos by Miss Viv­ and he was cau g h t a t G rangeville, Mrs. W ayland Weld, also a daugh-
rem em bered as Rosy O rcutt K irk ­ home of the fo rm er’s m other sev­
t ? , , h h .re from P ortland.
ian T rounce, read in g 'by Mrs. C. Id a h o .
p atrick and a form er Kent re si­ eral weeks, were m et here by Mr.
Mrs. A. A. D unlap and daugh­
L. P o le y .1 R efreshm ents were serv>
Sim lar Sunday and m otored to
T. A. Van Dorn of Illinois and ters A nita, and Mrs. Vern Mobley
dent.
ed la te r w ith M rs. H enry G. Hau^
M iss Susanne W alters and Mrs. th eir home at Toledo.
,W. .A. McDole are visitors a t the of K ent, Mrs. Kendrick Dunlap
sen pouring.
G eorge B elknap, son o f C. V< exp. rim en t statio n today to gee and Viola McGinnis were visitors
the soil conservation experim ents ir. The Dalles Tuesday.
B elknap is editor of a new publi­
bdng
carried on there.
Mr. rn d M rs. Gus S m ith ' and
catio n of the U niversity of Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Tom F ra s e r jr., g ;i.:’dson L arry , and Lou use Roth
w hich gives inform ation about the
w e re here a few days in the middle a rd Arch F o rtn e r were v is ito rs in
?
U n iversity.
A d au g h ter, S haron Louise, was of the week, while on th e ir wedding Tl»? Dalles Monday. *•
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er H all and
born to Mr. and Mrs. Owen S ear­ tiip . They left T hursday to go
to Moscow, Idaho and back to Ci y tai W alkenshaw , who have
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
,
SUNDAY and MONDAY
cy in Corvallis, A ugust 17.
With the exception of R ussia’s huge wheat crop and China’s output,
i
Mr. and M rs. C harles Belshee, Arkansas* to visit Mrs. F ra s e r’s been visiting Mr. and M rs. Dell
the tentative world’s wheat supply is 5.290,000,000 bushe s. Which m eans
Olds, le ft F rid ay fo r th eir home
t t e i r d au g h ter Mrs. A very M artin fath er. -
that m ore w heat will be available for use in the 1939-’ 10 season than ever
Miss M axine H enrichs le ft Thurs in C alifornia. .
From M usic M t.”
a n d children of P ortland, Mr. and
before, according to estim ates m ade by the U. S. bureau of agricultural
Jay
for
S
ta
y
to
n
to
be
ready
fo
r
the
Mr. and Mrs. T. M, Rolfe, W al­
M rs. H ow ard Belshee, Mrs. M artha
econom ics. The Carryover is 1.239.900,9:0 tosh efc. an ’ this year’s wheat
lace S ta rk and Melvin B alzer were
Cope and A. M. W right le ft W ed­ sta rt of school.
N rh c n Eddy. — V irginia Bruce
crou will total approxim ately 4.090/ 90.C30 bnshe s.
.
M rs. Joe P eters and d au g h ters visitors in T h? Dalles T uesday.
nesday to spend s .v e ra l days at
"A rm y G irl”
Edward Arnold
Mr. and M rs. R. J. B aker were
are on a vacation this week a t the
C am p Sherm an.
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
E.
Brown
in The Dalles Sunday to^yiait Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. E bner Han<en b< aches.
and son Jam es, Mr. and Mrs.’ V.
Mr. and M rs. M ark H enkle are B aker’s siste r, M rs. C lara Bakei
w ere here last S atu rd ay visiting
B. Eakin, Mps. George Wilcox an<|
who is ill in a hospital th ere.
w ith his m other and d istributing t. e p aren ts of a new son. ..........
children,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F . Bal-
M rs. O. N. R uggles and Mrs.
Sam Holm es and daughters,
card s announcing the Goldendale
zer and son C lair, Mrs. W. J. Davis
W ord has been received here
W
illard
B
arn
e
tt
and
son
were
Mrs. Theo, van B orstel and Miss
Jamboree.
and Mrs. Ft cd Cox and d au g h ter thf.t Mr.-.. W . O. Sm ith left New
visitors
in
The
Dalles
Tuesday.
Cassie
H
ohnes
w
ent
to
Portland
G eorge U pdegraff left Friday
Ellen.
ja
York A ugust 16th for Oregon and
fo r San Francisco to atten d a con­ W ednesday to meet Mr. Holmes
M is. A. F. Balz r m te rta in e d
Jack Lewis, accom panied by C alifornia.- She will visit friends
i T • ■ 4 *
vention of title men of the Pacific s is te r Tffco Is com ing from Neva seme young folks as a su rp rise Roy Wells, C harles B aker, Ken-
r t Kent before going to San F ran -
coast. He said he m ight also look Scotll..^-
birthday p a rty for her son Clab ;?tli Crews, Jim m ie P hiefer, W ar-
i-*C(- wh re she wiH * ?c the air.
Iiob elt U fq u h a rt and dau g h ter, on Monday afternoon. C roquet
in on the fa ir a day or two while
á i i
i n M organ, Billy Rolf? and sev­ AV S n ilh will be rem em bered
Mrs.
Tdabelle
H
unter
and
her
son
v.as
the
diversion
of
the
afternoon
aw ay.
•
eral others to Lyle, W ashington here as a form er resident and a
The woodshed on the Jack Don, spr-nt T hursday n ig h t here ar.d refreshm ents of ice cream , Thursday, te J ig h t „fire.. _F om e_of
V
a
N oonan p ro p arty was destroyed with Mrs. J. J. S chaeffer while on cake and punch were served to th tm retu rn ed Friday and others
detcused.
W ednesday m orning by fire which their way from th eir - home in th irteen g u ests at the,clo se of the
S atu rd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. W. (B. Wilson and
s ta rte d in a bed placed there dur­ Moscow, Idaho to B ent to visit afternoon. ' •
Mr. and Mrs. Elm er H ansen and sons N orm an and J a n u s w eie din­
w
ith
Mrs.
Lym
an
T
aylor.
ing the h o t w eather. The bed,
Gladys P ayne i< in The Dalles d au g h ter of Goldendale, W ashing­
___ o n the
ner gu ests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
bedding, and a small radio were
Miss Mildred N ickerson left hospital where she underw ent an ton were here T hursday, p u ttin g
Schadew itz Sunday. The occr.sion
burned as well as the building.
W ednesday for Silver Creek Falls operation for appendicitis.
up posters fo r th? Goldendale being the b irth d ay an n iv ersary of
Mr. • «Ulti
and -uiu.
Mrs. Lyle
Woods
and i* where
A gnes Simon of P ortland spent Jam boree.
she will
class ii*
in
ivi*
—
--
m i u one
w in teach
evovu a uiao.'i
? lis , Schadew itz. A
Mrs. Hazel Woods were a t Camp A rts and C ra fts a t the Y.M.C.A. the week end at home visitin g h er
Mr. and M rs. Tom Aliev and
M . and M rs. Gus K .opkc visit-
Sherm an from Thursday until Girls Camp for the next two week-. p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. M att Simon d au g h ter Mildred and John Steven-
d
at the E. J. B arnet home at
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Kendrick
D
unlar
She
had
b
e
in
'v
is
itin
g
a
t
the
A.
S
on left F rid ay for San Francisco
Sunday.
,
Condon S atu rd ay night and Sun-
M rs. Vere Dean of Portland J ’hnson home fo r a few days.
m otor: d to Cam p Sherm an a n t to take in the Golden G ate fair.
cam e up Monday and th a t evening
S u ttle Lake last Sunday r.nf
Mis. Ivan G ervais of Prineville ’ Mr. and Mrs. M att Simon of
Ethan Woods came down from
-n ‘ nf the day.
s in a hospital in The Dalles, and G iass Valley and Mr. and Mrs.
P rtoeville to take her on to th a t
Mr. and Mrs. Rov F celv and
Mr. Gervais and d au g h t r arc
H ansen of Goldendale^
d a u g h ter Nelda of Th Dalle* were stuying at th e C arl Splckct mat E lm er
She i* * siste r „ o f M r9-.
W ashington were visiting M r.'an d
visitors
at
the
Gus
Sm
ith
home
Woods.
,
home, while she is there.
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Mrs. Gus Koepke and G eorge Wit-
Mrs. W. F. McLeod returned
Tuesday.
Mr. and M rs. Harold Eakin and
tei
here
W
ednesday.
from the hospital T u sid ay evening
Evidence th a t the work of tra in ­
Mr. and ail ••. John n • h «»• V irginia H uhm an were v isito rs at
Mr. and M rs; K endrick Dunlap
a fte r rem aining there a day or two ing young people to drive properly Bake oven cam ? oevr Sunday Camp S herm an W ednesday.
of G rass Valiev were over n ig h t
was
having
good
results
in
Oregon
to
re
tu
rn
Mrs.
Block’s
parents,
fo r observation.
.
Mr. and M rs. W. C. Todd and
* Mrs. Gladys S torkm an, a sister was seen today by E arl Snel’ sec­ Mr. and Mrs. John H ays, to their sons Law rence and Bill and R am o­ guests a t the P eu l Wilson home
of Mrs. A. M. Nelson, is here from re ta ry of state, who reported th a t home here, a fte r a weeks visit na Spoor le ft F rid ay for Califor- S atu rd ay night.
M rs. Jo B auer and Eileen Hugue
Sar. Francisco to visit her sister, I (’liv e rs in the 15-24 age group in there, and huckleberry picking.
a and the F air.
of G rass Valley were F rid ay night
who is recovering rapidly from a thi<. state scored the best record
Mrs. E arl Old*, M rs. ¡Pauline
g u ests a t the L. W. Amick home
recen t operation for appendicitis. , jn driving im provem ent, as r t- Wilcox and Mrs. Arzell Lemley
MORO LOCALS
J
ea
st of town.
Mrs. Em m a S ayrs has been ser- fiected in a decrease in the num ­ •m o to T d .t'» P ortland w here Mrs.
J L. Davis and son L uther
Floyd F la tH ia d his legs run over
¡„briy ¡11 for the p a n week but u ber of fatal accidents in which Old? wil’ visit 1m fa th e r who i
now reported to be som ewhat , hfy w ete jnvolved
” 1 * "d M ' 1 • ‘•ley will go to a by a straw wagon W ednesday and m otored to P o rtlan d T hursday
stronger-. R elatives were called m l
i/uringr the first six m onths of te n tis t to h 'v e a tooth ex tracted . was quite badly bruised. He was where they tran sa cted business,
Mr. and Mrs. T
Barnum taken to a hospital, but was^ later re tu rn in g home S atu rd ay .
H-39, drivers in this age group
last week.
Ted B aker of P hillipsburg, Mon­
Mrs.
Vernon
F
la
tt
\v<nt
to
P
ortland
Sunday
to be m ovid to the home of Mrs. F la tt’s
Mr
anu
„___
v/cre
involved
in
seven
percent
less
Mr. and
t a n a . Mrs.
Gladys W ebsU r of
sp en t the p ast two weeks a t San ;
accj^en^ than during the cor- gone several days.
p aren ts in T he Dalles.
N o ith D akota, Mrs. C aroline Rob
^Bill
Snoderly
is
v
isitin
g
with
F ianciseo visiting the fair. I t is I ies>pcnding period in 1938.
IV ONE AT
Mr. and M rs. W ayne Spoor and
and Mr. and
¡ported th a t son Bob was lost for
p r ivevs ¡n the 25-39 group con son were business visitors in P o rt hjs sister, Mrs Eizabeth Schaeffer e rts and son Jea n
ÍICE ANO GET
com ing from his home at Pi ine- Mrs. Verne B aker of G rass Valley
Several hours one day having K’ituted 31 percent of the fatal ac­
were
visitors
a
t
the
J.
U.
Wilaoft
the cident drivers; those in the 40-54 land F riday.
in
stray e d from his p arents
Ben Leghorn went to The Dalle^ ville.
H t ONE AT
m d W. C. Ilely er homes Tuesday
group accounted for 20 percent; F riday, bringing his w ife home
CrT h t F rig h te n fam ily were all >
J. C.-W ilaon and Jack Lyom a t ­
■CO UNT. . .
ihose in the 55-64 group, six per
e ‘ f-om a hospital,
tended
an auction sale a t W amic
¡11 in bed for a few days the first cent; and those over 06 years of
M). apd Mrs
p on C lodfelter
Films Developed
Thursday.
of the wsuk from a se n e s of ad- j i ge, five percent. Those not stated, 1 and fam ijy left F riday for Cali-
Mrs. Grace G regg and d au g h ter
mtr.ts principally tonsl\
Richard j ; percent.
.
I f o rn ja to see the W orld’s F ail.
IW AS
Dolores
retu rn ed to K ent Sunday
F red B eardsley and Richard
F or the past two years the sec- i Glen K arnes m otored to Gres-
•fter
spending
a
week
a
t
Bend
and
,,
i « « t week for N orth
ta ry of s ta te ’s office has spon- !
ftnd re tu rn la st Sunday
B arnes le , ft n last
w e tn
You Pay for GOOD P R IN T S Only Redmond visiting relatives. "
D ak o ta arriv in g th ere a fte r
so rid safety driving schools_in
Roy Wellb le ft T uesday fo r E n ­ Enlargem ent w ith each roll de­
A lbert and K arl Pluem ke, who
m any of the high schools of the terp rise w here he has em ploym ent veloped.
few days on the road.
Moro P harm acy
A.
Douma
w
ith
his
w
ife
^
a
n
d
rtn te as well as in various com- w ith
the
R ogers C onstruction
A. uournit
d a u g h ter left last week for Prine- j
w here non-high school Company.
’ A N O Y O Ó F
Â
ville where they have been v isit-j ppople m ay te ke the course. These
Mrs. Arch F o rtn e r en tertain ed
and ro a r f
ing with Mrs. D oum a’s relatives. , ??ho0ig give those who enroll a « friends both old and young w ith
O LD T lA
of p w ienner ro ast in the city park
Mr and Mrs. C arroll Sayrs j cCjentifically designed
-----„ ---- course
,
UNQER THIb
\
drove to P ortland W ednesday tak- instruction in learning to operate ^ u r s d a y in honor of h er son Rob-
--------- obile „„
fo u rth birthday an n iv ersary .
inK Mrs. Ophn M organ homo af e, rn autom
on ¡U,,
the theory th»t
th a t
.P L A N
S i
\
spending a few days w .th he. it is easier for an individual to be­
N .ld a and Velda R u st of The
come r « a good driver ..
if —
he —
is tau
m other.
Mrs. Em m a S ayrs.
»ther, iwrs.
com
— g h t Dalles am here v isitin g th eir
C ham , MON
F rench, accompanied b y . . ,
com petent in stru cto r, Snell g ra n d p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Ben
1
Prit»
N c«l
YOU
Price
h,s son W ym an and C arl , Peetz
Price
N a il
Price
YOU
Payne.
fo .
Fo, Tira Tira 5 0 «
SIZE
For
SAVI
Tire 5 0 «
Fra
The
SIZE
t
Tira,
drove to Salem Tuesday to attend . «‘The im provem ent shown by the
Diseccai
I t i Tira
Mrs. I. D. Pike and d au g h ter,
SAVI
1N Tira DlKOWMt t Titra
a m eeting of the governor’s com­ ,, ..unger group gives us g re a t en­ Mrs. Louis May left T uesday for
4 .4 0 -2 1 )
5.25-
17
)
47.20 43.40 410.40 43.40 5.50- 17 » 414.45 47.33 421.74 47.32
m ittee nam ed to study a pension couragem ent in our program for
4.50- 211
H erm iston.
4.75-1» I
" s t e m for sta te , county and city
! aining good drivers, Snell de-
3.73 11.11 3.72
7.44
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schilling had
5 .0 0 -1 1 1
7.77
7.74 23.73
14.75
4.00-16
. laved. “ As these young people as th eir dinner gu sts T uesday
4.50- 20 )
3.40
3.00 11.40
7.40
5.00-20 i
17.74 0.74 24.73 0.77
6.25- 1«
eBMi9S Elise M organ, granddaugh- who are trained drvers begin using th eir p a 'o n ts , Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
5.25- 17 )
“
Where
T
h
tre’s
M
ott
O
f
The
B
est”
14.25 4.75
4.75
9.40
5.50- 17 !
D r of Mr. and Mrs. W jlbert Mar- cu r highw ays and stre e ts, we reap Schilling and Mr. and Mrs. Bud
7.44 27.03 7.47
17.34
8.50- 1«
4.32
5.25- 1»
4.44
4.33 12.71
tic spent W ednesday night visit
he b n nr rii^
fits ...................
from th e ir better, Coon, in honor of th e ir eighth
5.50- 1» I
21.74 10.70 32.73 10.77
5.17 7.00-1«
inc here w ith her grand parents, j
¿liv in g . The poor driver can wedding anniversary.
4.14 15.53
»■00-1»
10.34
» Yo«r Old Tire— Other Siiea Frepor»»«eofely L®w|
Aden Axtell has been kept at | re v e r be as safe a driver as the
Mr. and M rs. E d g ar Alley and
Abovo F t I cm
home this week w ith a carbuncle j fcypert
The principles
,ciples of cour- children nnd Lila Lee Alley l i f t
A 50% DISCOUNT ALSO APPLIES TO THE
tesy, observance of the rig h ts oi T hursday f or P ortland to v isit a
County
F
air,
Sept.
to
others
and
good
sportsm
anship
enroute
in
th?
coast
Sherm an
. .
________ in
th e
J
wluch
------ r are em - phasized in the be gone a week o r t^n days.
15-16-17-
co nvo y
courses tend to m ake these young
Among tne businers visitors and
sm »
TT“
drivers a credit to our state.
N
e
r
i
Price
YOU
Price
YOU
N cct
Price
Fra
For The Tira 5 0 «
SIZE
For
JAY!
Fra Tira Tira 5 0 «
SIZE
2
Tlraa
SAVI
1M Tira
I mccs I 1 Tira,
I N Tira D
$1.35 $4.10 $12.13 $4.17
4.7S-1S)
44.14
44.14 414.44
5.00-1» 1 410.30
W A N TED : Two men w ith cars, 1 Choose from a stock of goods that is the
1.40 4.30 12.90 4.30
5.25- 17) 13.20
4.40 __!! I
4.40 17.00
free to travel sta te of Oregon, i
5.50- 17
• Jt?" —..
i.js-ni
s.so 14.10 4.40
4.00
11.00
5.25- 1 » )
4.00 10.00
12.00
year around work, earnings j h
.50-17 I
5.50- 1» 1
4.00
.25-11
I
7.17
10.00 s.oo 14.00
above average. Commission and L
14.31 . 7.10 21.43
most complete in the county.
».00-1»
.50-1« <
4.07
6.25- 1»)
bonus.
See M r." Henselm an, «»
17.03
0.70
11.01
17.40 . 0.70 24.10
Room 205, Moro Hotel F rid ay ,
Aha Ja, Meo« loclodo Y ot Old Tiro— Ofhor Shoe FropoHioootoly tow
Eight.
" d -, 5 i
Buy at a price that is fairly based on
:
New Bride
Grass Valley
Showered By
Family Having
Moro Women
Reunion
Here’s World’s Wheat Supply—Except—
A
Grass Valley Theater
“ Let Freedom Ring” "Man
Mrs. W. 0 . Smith
Expected At Kent
° STANDARD TIRES
THE THRIFT SENSATION
OF 1939
Training Young
Drivers Valuable
^bee.
HOW YOU CAN GET ONE OF
THESE AMAZING TIRES
■
■
FR EE
60Í
Sherman County
ru i
Tireetone
yirtete me
. S e p tem b er 1 5 -1 6 -1 7
RA CES - with local horses making hot
competition.
B U C K IN G - a tough, hard string of
•
[Vant A d s
reliable
man
W A N TED tc
fa
rm
ers
in Sherm an
call on
VUU,,.,. No experience or cap:-
County.
t.1 required. Steady work. M ata
up to $12 a day. BURST
THOM AS, 462 - 3rd St., Oak-
land, C alifo rn ia.’
FOR GREATEST SAFETY AND ECONOMY
PUT A NEW TUBE IN EVERY NEW T l R t
quality and workmanship.
Lee .n d
-i
|h
g
•
trick riders
Sherman
ZEIGLER’S
---- ------------ -----
> A
Q s
" ±
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v
Grass Valley
,
Christy
end
County
LcR oy
ro p er, , with
LIFETIME GUARANTEE
NO TIME OR MILEAGE LIMIT
horses . as
p erfo rm ers----
See The Grand
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FOR SA L E : 8-room house in i
Moro, full basem ent. Inquire |
Geo. G. U pdegraff, Moro; or
F red Krusow , Grap« Valley, tin
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Your County Fair
D r y Goods, C lo th in g a n d
Shoes to m e e t th e
needs o f th e
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D e p e n d a le , Q u a lity G ro c e rie s
Firestone
bad horses.
Best of the States Horses
T he T ops among 4-H Beef
CEDAK POSTS 7 or 14 ft- and |
poles for sale. Hi inch wood at j
$3.50. Located 14 miles south (
of Hood River. We can deliver
Phone 186 M. S. W alton, l a r k - ,
dale, O regon.
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Geo. Wilde, Wasco
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