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TAGK r.IGHT T1IE GAZETTE-TIMES, I1EITNER, OREGON, TTTTESDAY, JUNE 1G, 1921. Weekly In- dust rial Review j Oregon I'DrllTiPd Wj.:irtn,.nt of tlclifc e:i trrs federal rat-kiiling can ; nn Ba.k.1 Pec da! Rav min &t of her starts ten-stamp milL Portland KhocI board mill contest tat law fnrblddinr schools and col lra from trachinc 5-lntir.g trade and doing Job printing. Portland auditorium arn net KMSJ Brat alx montha of 1921. The Ladd A Tllton Bank, pioneer fi nancial institution of Oregon, bought during 1SI0, 132.000 worth of steel safe deposit boxes and fittings from Ore gon manufacturers in pursuance of the broad policy of the bank in using the facilities of local industries whenever poaaiM. 81. Helens Light company's new plant which Increases capacity ICiO horse power In operation. Portland Railway. Light & Power Co. announced J!. 000. 000 extension program. Hood River Columbia Gorge hotel plans annex and number ot cottages on grounds. St Helens shipyard secures contracts and work resumed. Will build two large barges and make extensive re pairs on Steamship Willamette. Town of some sisa expected to develop at Spaulding Lumber company's mill site, to which Willamlna and Grand Ronde railway Is being built. Company plans to erect store building, hall, etc. Hood River to have new lumber yard to run In conjunction with mill at Dee. Modern irrigation flume beinsr con- . a Kia;r.ath Falls vicinity by i..-v iamation service is 000-foot iu-f of concrete and teI to re e ! J w oot'.en flume. -Younss Kay Lumber com r,..f new 175.00 mill with new equipment : v:.r.;-4 Work to start on new the- to cost between JS0.000 and $100,- 000. LVnsiru.tion work on IS new homes for Corvsllis residents under way, cost afirejra'.ing $55,500. Astoria Columbia Fruit Canning Co. incorporates for S20.000. New berg s extensive street improve ment and sidewalk building campaign now under way. Astoria Paving of south approach to New Youns's Fay drawbridge to a con nection with dike road urged. Kittvville 1150,000 Mercy Hospital to be constructed here. Seaside Standard Oil company to er ect Ji'5.000 storage plant here, Albany Burned creamery to be re built, cost :o.ooo. Roseburg Work to start at once on Rook Creek bridge, Gresham to have an lea plant Gresham New wood-working factory wants site here. Grants Pass Cyanide plant recently Installed at Boswell mine now in full operation. Paving operations under way on main Astoria-Seaside highway. Roseburg Telephone line to be built from John's Place to Anchor. Corvallis J17.4S8 contract let to pave North Ninth street Hood River box factory start oper ations. Marion and Polk counties promise to led the northwest In the production f h.ps tins e.ir. Marion county h 3.:? uoies of oM hop Minis and 1JSJ acres of new hops. lVlk county has !:'io acres of old and S..7 of new vines, 'a total of acres for the two coun- 't Vs. The total aere.ise for the stato Is K1 acres of old and ::':. acres of new or 10.S40 acres for Oregon. Wind River Lumber company's plant ! at Cascade Locks shut down for Indefin ite period. i ( Hood River Odell school board awards $:t.511 contract for !-story ; grade school. j Gold Hill's new bakery now operat- j inc. I Portland Gas Coke company order- j ed to cut gas rate IS cents per 1000 cubic feet. Will save customers H00,- I 000 annually. Wheeler' Tillamook Consolidated In-1 ,li..trl Inc. with caritt.il of $100,000 ! organised. Purchase local salmon can nery. Will develop loganberry and oth er fruit industry. Hood River New 10.000 power ferry boat put In operation. Portland Peninsula Lumber Co. to build $750,000 plant Albany Third street from Railroad street to Main street to be paved at cost of $55,600. Road being Improved between Seatts- burg and Elkton. Astoria Work on high school annex progressing rapidly. I A radical change is being made In the : curriculum of many high schools. Am ferican history, civics and a knowledge of American Institutions Is being given S more attention and foreign languages are being made elective Instead of com- pulsory. This is a move in the right dl- rection to develop a sound American public consciousness. Let's Go, Buddy! JgSSSm TEMPTING, tasty ftil and rich in nutrition, mRSSH Olympic Wheat jSSQj i!!y5iifa?Mlli Hearts make a cer" fCStSP-V jr gg eal bot1 appetizing -f? CtuvS creamy whiteness this "meat of the wheat" jSioivn, fulfills the requirements of breakfast or luncheon awWLi efficiently and economically; adaptable for many V"tW' k goodies 'tween times, too. M&fcfk$ The OLYMPIC Line includes every i,vnn.r,.a jS ELct! tz i m . i . At Your Grocers pancake flour R-T famtly t faiont cereal - sanitarily wheat hearts W WUltA y milled, packed, mapped and sealed. ALONG WITH farina WgSgl Olympic Flour J5uj Goodrich Tire Prices reduced per cent . The last word in Quality The best word in Price Goodrich Mxli tmk ikid ktfety tread fabric the ' H III m 'B iBSt r mm m wi Mam siiviktowx corps Anti-Skid Safely pad $24.50 $32.90 HL8S M3.1Q H7.30 M8.4Q $49.65 $58.9Q $61.90 Fabric Tires 303 tool Safety32-426io sfay 303 13AS s 33-4 30 safety 30 I6jC0 Safety 33 $37i5 Goodrich Z0YJdkjive Jbmts of 'Excellence 1. One quality 2. Sxtra size 3. Specially designed 4. (Anti-skid 5. Fa it price The name of Goodrich on a tire means one quality only. Like all other Goodrich tires this 30x3i is one quality. This stand ard is a fixed principle, and that quality must be the best our resources, skill and experience can produce. THE B. F. GOODRICH RUBBER COMPANY oAkroiu Ohio Under Auspices of Let's Go, Buddy! lone Post No. 95 b ourth ot J tally Celebration lone, Ore., July 4-5, 1921 An interesting and varied program will be presented, in cluding street sports, baseball games between Arling and lone, dancing each evening, moving pictures. Hon. J. K. Weatherf ord, of Albany will deliver the address on the morning of the 4th. A full patriotic program will be given. Come to lone and Celebrate with the Legion tar Theater Ax i us jr v I neb u you've oever seetf, aetr hid and never even heard about that's what he goti through I And it's only ooe of the many I troubles that DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS is in (or in bis big, new picture of a hundred laughi and a hundred thrilli, WHEN THE CLOUDS ROLL BY" Don't mm Itt And you'll never forget the treat flood scenes a reaf, honett-to-goodnoi floodthai sweeps his Ion sweetheart back to him. Friday, June 17th MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 21 and 22 WANDA HAWI.tCY nsd NOHMAN KKIIHV In "VIRTUOUS SINNERS" the .unl-ltrlpplD, hFart-rraillns prerlrsa drama of tile dr. Also Comedy and Vod-a-vil Movies ? t T ? ? ? T ? ? f t ? ? ? ? t t t ?' ? ? T ? t t t ? ? t t SATURDAY, JUNE 18 EVA NOVAK in somo very inside stuff on how to make people nice to you. Society Secrets There are two kinds of socioty secrets the secrets of success and the whispered kind that everybody kowa but you. Both are hard to learn but you can't get on with out 'cm. When you see this delightful and amusing photoplay you'll have sonic new ideas as to the different ways people take to make themselves important figures in the social whirl. It concerns not one couple but three and wherever three women are to gether you can be sure of something good and secret. ALSO NEWS WEEKLY AND COMEDY SUNDAY, JUNE 19th. Helping to rob his own house is one of the screamingly ludicrous situations in Tom Moore's latest gloom-chaser. It is crammed full of clean, clever humor, even better than the stage version, which had all Broadway laughing for months .This film is a REAL TREAT! Samuel Goldwyn presents TOM MOORE in Officer 666 ALSO TWO-REEL COMEDY Wednesday and Thursday, June 22 and 23 CORRINE GRIFFITHS in Bab's Candidate A rousing good comedy, starring the com ediene that you always enjoy. This pic ture cominjzncxt week, the 22nd and 23rd.