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Cord Tires for Small Cars
at Lower Cost
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In our clincher type SOxaVfe-inch Goodyear
Cord Tire, we have endeavored to give own
ers of small cars all the cord tire's advantages
at a low price. When you see this tire you
will say we have succeeded. It enables the
Ford, Maxwell or Chevrolet owner to get
a tire identical in quality with the Goodyear
Cord Tires that are used on the world's fin
est cars, for little more than he formerly paid
for a fabric tire of the samesize. You can
buy this 30 x 3-inch Goodyear Cord Tire
with all its comfort, long wear and econ
omy from your nearest Goodyear Service
Station Dealer today for only
$24.50
Goodyear Tirc &. Rubber Company
of California gipp
30xVi RihorAII UYallirr 50 301i Non-SUJ
Tread Fabric Ci!n 1 l-al.ric Caring
30xl!i llciw 1""
in waterpritol bin
Hit
h $325
iOxM Regular Tube
$151!
$255
The following Hood River firms carry
a full stock of
Goodyear
Tires
and heartily endorse their quality:
E. A.. Franz Company
The Hood River Garage
Mt. Hood Motor Company
Dickson-Marsh Motor Company
HAVOLINE OIL
REG. U.S. PAT. OFF.
"It Makes a Di
ASK YOUR DEALER
GOOD 100' PURE
American-Maid
Bread
FRESH DAILY AT VOI R GROCERS
R. V. FOREMAN
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MALI. Bl II DING CAFF.
Cm is .ml gtl .1'iiti.mte.f
J. R. W ATKINS CO.
Represent 1 by
GEO. WILDE,
1312 13th Street, lll River, Ore.
T-l-i!iine I'i'J ;
li nt tun rwr thought of the
work the Telephone eliminates
during apple haruM :
Oregon - Washington
Telephone Co.
BUSINESS WOMEN'S
CLUB ELECTS
At a meeting at the Mt. Hood Hotel
last Thursday night, following a din
ner, the recently organized Profession
al & Business Women's Club voted to
affiliate with the state federation of
such clubs and Mrs. 0. R. Croyle and
Mrs. Susie 1. Lynn were elected dele
gates to attend the state convention to
be held in Portland Saturday, June 11.
Officers of the new organization were
elected as follows: Mrs. Orva Wiley,
president; Mrs. Susie Lynn, firBt vice
president; Mrs. Eunice Woodard, sec
ond vice president; Miss Opal CaJIiaon,
secretary, and Miss I.ydiu Johnson,
treasurer.
The members of the women's organ
ization expressed unanimous approval
of the proposed $350, 000 road bond
issue.
One of the initial activities of the
new women's dub was cooperation
with the city council to secure for a
park a small triangular plot at the
west edge of town, where Cascade ave
nue and Oak street intersect and form
two thoroughfares for Highway traffic
through the city. The women defeated
a move calling for utilization of the
triangle for signboard purposes. They
will beautify it. They have also
planned beautilication of an approach
to the concrete Highway bridge over
Hood river.
JACK ANDERSON TO
CO TO WEST POINT
John H. Anderson, world war vet
eran and former Mood Kiver school
boy, last week received instructions to
report July 1 at West Point, where he
will take a 4-year military course. Mr.
Anderson, who is 23 years old, was
assigned to a military school last year,
while he was a member of a cavalry
regiment stationed at Washington. He
paused a competitive examination with
a hiizh mark early in the year. He
has been home on a furlough with his
foster mother, Mrs. J. H. Dukes, for
the past several weeks.
Mr. Anderson was a member of
Troop A, Oregon Cavalry, on the Mex
ican border. He was overseas with a
field artillery regiment, sustaining
wounds in action. At the time of the
armistice celebration Mr. Anderson
was in a hospital near Paris and was
in the city on leave when the great
news broke. Later he was one of the
Oregon men present at the Paris meet
ing when the American Legion was
organized.
WHITE SALMON
(From I lie KnterprlHe)
The Wm. Fordyce ranch, just south
of llusum, has been purchased by the
Robertson brothers of Minneapolis,
who recently came here to look after
their father's orchard near the For
dyce place. This now gives the Rob
ertsons a splendid tract and room for
expansion.
J. Ross Karr. of Yakima, while in
Portland last week, secured publicity
In the Portland papers for the White
Salmon - Glenwood - Yakima highway.
Mr. Karr is an active protagonist of
an automobile road from Yakima
through the Mt. Adams country to
Portland, declaring it would be of
great value to this city, since at pres
ent the Yakima people naturally travel
to the Puget Sound cities, where good
roads afford easy means of communi
cation. Such a route as he favors,
however, would make Portland equally
easy of access. Scenically, too, the
road would offer many attractions, he
declared.
On Sunday, June 12th, at Stevenson,
will be held a North Bank highway
picnic when all towns along (he north
bank of the Columbia river will join in
the celebration of the opening of the
highway.
The White Salmon bard has been
secured to furnish the muic for the
day and the local ball team will cross
bate in the forenoon with the Carson
tea m. In the afternoon the Stevenson
ball team will play the Lyle team.
There will be a big program and a
dance in the evening. Larire numbers
of people from this section and Under
wood are planning to drive to Steven
son, June 12, to take in this celebra
tion. Auto Park Is Crowded
The Hood Kiver free auto camping
park of three acres, established last
year, is far too small to accommodate
the larire number of motor tourists
seeking a rest of a night or day or
two. On Mvi ral recent nights over 70
cars, with an average of four passen
gers, I topped on the oak-covered plot.
All of these were located for the
niiiht. During the day double that
number of cars from nearby points,
the occupants seeking a place for
lunch, visited the park.
Those w ho have observed the over
crowded condition of the park declare
that another park is needed or addi
tional ground should be purchased to
augment the size of the existing camp
ing place.
Stores Are Robbed
The usual epidemic of petty thefts
and htirglirlw. attendant on the berry ;
harvest season, when an element of I
floaters arm cd here, has beVun. Kn-
tatlng by a ventilator burt'lara robbed
the tilli of I he Mount Hood Meat Co.
land the t'w solidatvd Mercantile Co.,
one night 'ant week, securing $i9 at
I the former place and $3t at the latter.
I The placet I business are in the same
buildings. The burglars entered the
meat shop first, gaining a -cess to the
store through a skylight.
Hathing suita, garments, umbrellas
and food Ptuff were stolen from the
porches and premises of the homes of
A. S. Keir. Geo. W. Thomson. Karl j
and Kdgar Kranz. Dr. V. R. Abraham
K. K. Kut-ser and R. U. Pertgo.
hjfur Wins Game
The Hood River Vase ball team, al-
though thi isitvrs scored two runs in
the first inning and every indication
pointed to a big score, rallied Sunday
I after n. i Columbia field and pre
vented the lufur base ball team from
making another run. The weather
was ideal for base ball, and a large
I crt : .!. Two wci Ws ago the
lufur team defeated the Hood River
1 team by a decisive afore at Oufur.
The Home of lhc oiil
In olde; times, it was believed that
HM seat of the soul was the stomach,
moat likely for the reason that a man j
ia never so r mpletely used up as when !
! his storr.Ki-h is out of order. For the
cure if'- ary stomach troubles there
j is nothing quite so prompt and satis-
factory as Chamber! iai's Tablets.
Tl. -! . . h n the stomach and en
at U ,t t. .rf.rm its function natural
ly. Gitra them a trial. They only cost
A pipe won't burn your
tongue if you smoke P. A.!
Prince Albert It
sold in toppy red
bag, tidy red tins,
handsome pound
and half pound tin
humidors and in the
pound crystal glass
humidor with
sponge moistener
top.
Copyright 1921
by R J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co.
Winston Salem,
N.C.
Get that pipe-party-bee buzzing in your smoke
section! Know for a fact what a joy' us jimmy pipe
can and will do for your peace and content! Just
check up the men in all walks of life you meet daily
who certainly get top sport out of their pipes all
aglow with fragrant, delightful, friendly Prince
Albert!
And, you can wager your week's wad that Prince
Albert's quality and flavor and coolness and its
freedom from bite and parch (cut out by our exclu
sive patented process) will ring up records in your
little old smokemeter the likes of which you never
before could believe possible!
You don't get tired of a pipe when it's packed with
Prince Albert! Paste that in your hat!
And, just between ourselves! Ever dip into the
sport of rolling 'em? Get some Prince Albert and
the makin's papers quick and cash in on a ciga
rette that will prove a revelation!
i nee Albert
the national iov smoke
We are agents for the Fairbanks-Morse Z Type
Engines and Electric Lighting Outfits for ranch homes
It will pay you to give us a call i
We handle the Hays spray rigs
"THE HAYS PAYS"
Why? Because it is equipped with the Fairbanks-Morse Z type engine.
SLUTZ BROS
Telephone 3173 for a demonstration
Pierson's Car Recovered
A motor truck, stolen week before
last from L). L. Pierson, Oak Grove
orchardist. was discovered by local
officers parked in the brush of suburbs
at The Dalles. The home of Chief of
Police Heater, of the neighboring city,
was on one side of the stolen car. and
on the opposite block Night Officer
McClaskey made his home.
jT W -"V
Life is too short to learn
all things by experience,
some are better learned from
the experience of others.
For example: Learning that
you can't fret Kelly-Spriiur-fiekl
mileage from a bargain
tire.
THE TIRE SHOP
214 Oak Street Phone 1484
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DURING the heated spell
folks of discretion eat
coolinji foods. Here you
will find them in tempting
array. Whether you are
planning a picnic outdoors
or an indoor feast, you
need our assistance.
Double S. & II. Green
Trading Stamps every
Wednesday.
Funeral Director
I will furnish funerals complete
for adults for $100. This in
cludes neat and attractive easketa
and all the couitesies and services
of a flrtt class funeral director.
Where desirable the finest and
bighaat priced obtainable is always
on hand.
S. E. BARTMESS
frfrr
PEAR TREES
HOME GROWN
and PRICED RIGHT
Why not patronize home in
dustry, and write
HOOD RIVER NURSE Y
Phone Parkdale 66 PARKDALE. OR.
DR. N. PLYLER
CHIROPRACTOR
H. L. DUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Call promptly nwr 1 In town or country
Telephone: K lenaa, I'M: Office. J41.
Office In tli. UnmtlDK Bnildm?
L. L. MUKPHY, D. D M
General Dentistry
H. D. W. PINEO. D.D.S.
C. H. JENKINS, D. M.D.
(Bee over Rnt'.er P.:
L. C. BALDWIN
J W. SN OH
BALDWIN & SW0PE
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Baildlqaji Furnished,
uction Work and Alterations.
No
Our W.
ndation.
BROSIUS BUILDING
HOOD RIVKR. OREGON
Phone .WU
HOWELL BROS.
Woodworking and
BlacK smithing
BUICKS and CHEVBOLETS
ClfveUad Tractors and Bean Sprayers
Hood River Garage
Tel. 4144
L. 8COBEE. D. D. S.
BROSIl'S BCILIWNU
a eurter.
Um ruakca rubber tauip
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Dr. Carolyn Underhill
T"k 1" T (PTA-
he H.ura: 8 a. m. tori p. ni. IT-AilM
101. 3161 Reeidfocp Tel. MSI Smith Building. Telephone Mil
DR E. O. DDTRO
PHYSICIAN AND BUMBM
re: Hall BUI.. Phone 1571
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