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Mr ayd Airs Herman
ed to a hospital,
and son, Jamet, and Mrs Audrey
Mr and Mrs A
Vaughn were in The Dalles one as their guests c
day last week on business.
her brother in°la
The Ladies Social club met at and Mrs C.B.Ma
die home of Mrs Orville Ruggle.s of pcrtland.
Thursday afternoon with 14 pre-
ancj Mrs x]
se n t Refreshments u ere serve ! ¡n Lexington visi
at the close of the meeting.
ter Mrs Randall
The Masons entertained visiting
James Easter, Tom Alley, Paul yy
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members from Moro, The Dalles Goddard and Ed Alley were busi-. Misg R o y ^ j
Dufur and Redmond at their reg ness visitors in Dufur Wednesday from The
ular meeting last Tuesday eve
Mrs Ed Alley, Mrs Tom Alley
ning. An oyster feed was enjoy«? 1
and Mrs John Block spent Thur-
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by about forty. The third degree sdhy shopping in Portand.
D I ||M R |N i| «
was conferred on Clarence Young,
Mrs Bill Buether and Mrs John 1 L U H I J I H I I I j
the second on Bob King, Ivan
Buether went to The Dalles Wed ’
Blagg. and Harry Wayne Yount-
nesday to see Bill who is confin-
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and the first degree on Norris
Gilkison.
Mrs A1 Roberts went to Seattle
Friday to meet her husband, who
T. Lester Johnson
received his discharge from the
navy after two years of service.
They repjrned Tuesday to stay
WASCO
over night with her parents, Mr
and Mrs Fred Cox, leaving Wed
nesday with their children for
their home in Corvallis where he
will resume teaching at OSC.
Mr and Mrs A.A.Dunlap and
Henry Peters went to Portland
Tuesday for the opening Pacific
Coast baseball game.
Art Bibby made a business trip
to Portland Tuesday.
Mrs Charlie Anderson returned
home Saturday from Portland af
ter a few days business trip
’ Alex McLeod had the misfor
tune to have two of his fingeis
badly cut when he put his hand
In the*fan of .the tractor on the
Fred Cox ranch Wednesday. Mr
Cox took him to the hospital.
Peters and Mrs Art Bibby were
Mrs Fred Peters, Mrs Herman
The West's great cattle industry, bora
business visitors in The Dalles
in 1860, a year before the Civil war.
Tuesday?
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The beginning: A few sinewy beam pf
burden— exhausted Oregon T ra il oxen
Tuesday evening the Eastern
— fattened into beef stock on Montana
Star honored the Past patrons at
territory’s lush pastures. Today “beef
the regular 'meeting of Sherman
steaks’* from Montana are premium
chapter 132 at the Masonic hall.
quality!
Mr and Mrs Jim Matthes and
So m e th in g Else to R e m e m b e r
and daughter of Kent and Mr and
The smooth, satisfying mellownaas pf
Mrs Willard Barnett and son.
Corby’s! Even before the historic cattle
incident in Montana, Corby's was a
Keith, were dinner guests Sunday
grand old Canadian name synonymous
at the W.D.Barnett home.
with fine whiskey. Today Corby’s, a
Mrs Helen Alley and Mrs Frank
light, sociable blend, carries on this
quality tradition. Ask for it next time!
Bayer and children were business
visitors tn The Dalles Thursday
P R O D U C E D IN TH E U .S .A .
Claud Bayer, Keith Bayer an«!
—**»-und** tht-aUfod, } supervision of
our expert Canadian Blend**,
,
TflTrir Charles ~Perrlgo, Sam Sta rk
and Harry Stark were in The
Dalles Friday
Antelope formerly of Grass Valley
^OtfDRD WHI!**1*
Mr and Mrs Charles Baker of
are parents of a son, born Wed
A GRAND OLD
nesday. April 10 at The
CANADIAN NAME
T.M.Rolfe and Mrs
Rolfe and son, Danny.
The Dalles Monday.
Ed Alley and Paul Goddard
86 Proof, 68.4% Grain Neutral Spirits
were In Bend Friday.
B A R C L A Y & C O .. L IM I T E D , P E O R IA
Occosion For
Lodge Visiting
ft* I I
4* dinner guest a th< txxne Portland spent Thursday at thq
of Mr and Mrs Arch Cantrall, at-hom e of his brother in law and
tending the Senior Ball before” ’
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returning to her home that night.
Mr and Mrs Tom Garrett and
W.E.Garrett returned home Mon-
jA
day from Portland and other val-
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ley points where they had spent
Mr and Mrs W
Frank W ilke came from W hite
Salmon Sunday to spend the day
visiting their brother In law and
sister Mr and Mrs C.R.Anderson.
Their mother, Mrs C. Wilke, ac-
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companled them home after spend
ing several w eeks here
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Mr and Mrs George Hesse arm
daughter of Lakeview were visit
ing relatives here last Tuesday
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Lou Clark and Mr Hess of
Portland spent Sunday visiting
a t the home of Mr and Mrs Gro-
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Mr and Mrs Kenneth Harford of
Our women’s fashions .have a
graciousness that evokes compli
ments on every sid^.
Suits are tailored In a way so
soft and feminine that every
figure can 4vear thém.
Dresses are slenderizing and
charmingly youthfuL
The Easter collection is especially
noteworthy. Choose your costume
with care . . . they'll say of y^u
“Who is that lovely woman?’*
RHEUMATISM
and A RTH RITIS
I suffered for years and am so
thankful that 1 found relief from
this terrible affliction that I will
gladly answer anyone writing me
for information. Mrs Anna Pautz
P.O.Box 285, Vancouver, Wash.
Pd. Adv.-NUE-OVO Laboratories
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Em ployees L ia b ility .
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Phone 857, tfo ro , Ore.
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