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For monrhs, we have worked to make
Goodyear Tires for passenger cars even
better. We have increased the size of
our clincher type Goodyear Cords,
made, the tread thicker, the carcass
heavier, the bead stronger. Today our
larger si e Cords are likewise bigger,
stronger, more durable. And fabric
tires and inner tubes, too, show
added value. Whatever car you drive,
there are improved Goodyear Tires
and Tubes now ready for it, at the
nearest Goodyear Service Station.
Goodyear Tike & Rubber Company
of California
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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
NEW MODEL CUTLER GRADER
For the grower of small acreage and limited space for packing.
With this SMALL GROWERS' MODEL you can
pack out your nop with t ho help of your fun
j, a ily with minimum expense.
We have lamer models of ;
See oui
"TWO
METHOD" SPIRAL
ROLLER
SORTING
TABLE
SMALL GROWERS' MODEL
Woi
perili
Pow
Can
10 Q
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iter capacity.
We have also
K
TRESSES
GRAVITY
CARRIERS
MOTORS
GASOLINE
I NWNES
Write us. or see our agent.
C. M. SHEPPARD, of Willow Flat.
Odoll 1(1
n tti r d am vr as t ioIh st
I'ORII N)
HOWELL BROS.
Woodworking and
BlacKsmithing
Tel. 2T..S1 Fourth and Columbia -
J. R. W ATKINS CO.
Kn t-sented by
GEO. WILDE,
si-..-. K
The Stloebaker Line
Dr. Carolyn Onderhill E. L. SCOBEB, D. D. S. c H JENKINS D M D
0 DENTIST imxn wmuton DErnrr
H wt. 8 a. m. to n p. in. f Telephone : Office li! . r.-
Smith Building. Teh-phone 2S2I -thee TwJ. SMI Reeuteoer Tel. 3412 i Uaoce oOs BaUer baak
CONGRESSMAN TO
GIVE ADDRESS HERE
An added feature of the approaching
chautauqua. to be hi-ld at the open air
theatre July 5 10, inclusive, will be
an address by Hon. Henry T. Kainey,
representative to congress from Illi
nois. Mr. Rainey has been one of the
outstanding Bgurei at Washington for
the past 18 years, lie will talk on
"Federal Taxation and Miracles of Fi
nance." His lecture will be non-political.
The chautauqua will provide enter
taining and educational features for
every afternoon and evening of ube
sessions.
"It Pays to Advertise," the comedy
success which is to be presented at
Chautauqua on the fourth night by the
Keiffhley New York Mayers, is abso
lutely clean and wholesome. This fact
combined with the rich Americanism
of its humor, the rapid-fire idioms con
tamed in the dialc
clever situations 1
New York product
cessful comedy drama in years.
lhe story is told with a contagious
verve and vigor and the dialogue is
written with a real feeling for that
particular type of humor that has been
recognized as purely American since
the days of Ben Iranklin
The New York Sun says, "Before
the company has been before you two
minutes the play will reach out after
you and tap you genially on the back,
and you will be aware of a warm, com
fortable feeling that will cause you to
settle back contentedly, with complete
trust tnat it is going to keepyou jovial
and interested the whole evening. It
makes fun of advertising but is one of
the best ads the advertising man can
have."
rue and the many
ifected, marked its
m as the most sue
FAIR BOARD VALLEY
JUNKET SATURDAY
The members of the county fair
board, accompanied by about 80 ranch
ers, orchardists ami business men, will
leave the Commercial Club Saturday
morning on a junket that will include
the East Side, Upper Valley and West
Side districts. The party will leave
here by automobile, touring up the
East Side. They expect to stop at the
places of all ranchers specializing in
blooded stock. - Gordon Brown and Le
roy Ohilds will accompany the party.
K L. Manser has asked that all
growers who have stock of which they
are especially proud to notify tl e visit
ors in order that they may call and in
spect them. Growers who are experi
menting with new methods of labor
are also urged to demonstrate their
plans. The junketers will take picnic
lunch at t'arkdale, where cortee and
cream will be served.
Mr. Manser asks that all who have
not yet made plans for the Saturday
trip, call him at his home, 5497. The
party will leave the Commercial Club
at 9 a. m.
MARKETS BUREAU
EXPERT IS HERE
R. ' R. Pailthorp, of the Washington,
D. Cm office of the Bureau of Markets
of the United States Department of
Agriculture, arrived Monday to spend
the week here with the Experiment
Station and advise growers, erecting
home storage and packing plants, on
methods of ventilation. While here
Mr. Failthorp will visit the Mosier and
other adjacent fruit sections. He will
make an inspection of storage plants
of the Apple Growers Association.
Mr. Failhthorp says that Hood Fiver
is better equipped with cold storage
plants thtn any other northwestern
fruit section.
WOMAN'S CLUB NEWS
Mrs. Munroe says the Pendleton con
vention was one of the most interest
ing ever held In the state The en
tire Ijptof officers, she states, was re
elected. "Our body at the convention took
strong action on some of the measures
before voters last week," says Mrs.
Munroe. "They were strong for the
lajnus bill. The Pendleton people cer
tainly know how to entertain. They
treated us royally while we were
there."
Miss May I 'avidson was reelected a
member of the directorate of the state
federation of Professional & Business
Women's Club at the annual conven- !
lion in Portland last Saturday. Other
delegrates present from here at the
convention were : Mrs. Susie I. Lynn
and Mrs. O. K. Croyle.
Howard Cooper in Service
Howard CoOpeJ
W. F. Cooper, of
district, is now
FHglc Uoat K, I
ticipating in Ko
ami which will
Mr. Cooper, who
an enlisted man
ning the rank of
list before the
for a 2-weeks s
the Hose show, 1
had been called
prised to find hir
at the big show.
, son of Mr. and Mis.
t he East Side orchard
in Portland aboard
part of the fleet par
se festival activities
remain for a time.
entered the navy as I
during the war, win
ensign on the reserve 1
.rrniatice, was called!
1 rvice. Local folk at
ot knowing that he
for duty, were sur-
n with ravsl officers
l 1 its vn
M r v
Tve tried them at
but give me a Camel
I'm through experimenting. No more switching,
tto more trying this and that. It's Camels for me
every time.
They' re so refreshing! So smooth! So mellow mild!
Why? The answer is Camels exclusive: evnprr
Wend of choice Turkish and Domestic tobaccos.
There's nothing like it.
No other cigarette you can buy gives you the real
sure-enough, all-day satisfaction that comes from the
Camel blend. Camel is the quality cigarette.
Give Camels a tryout. Buy a pack today. Get your
information first hand. You'll tie to Camels, too.
Camel
TURKISH DOJffSrrCs-" ,
BLKNli BA
C I O A H K T T g B
R. J. REYNOLDS Tobacco Co.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
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
We handle the- Hays spray rigs
"THE HAYS PAYS"
Why? Because it is equipped with the Fairbanks-Morse Z type engine.
Miss Edginglnn Dean of Women
Miss Grace F. HJgington, alumna of
thi 11 stitutiop, acting dean of wom
en at the I'nivoriitT of Oreeon sum-1
will also teach short
Miss Edgington for-
subject at the I'nt
nirton. Miss Edging-!
I'r ar.d Mrs. Jesse'
the professorship of :
versify of Oregon,
r of the alumni maga-
I
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SLUTZ BROS
Telephone 3173 for a demonstration
mer session,
story writing
merly taught
versitv of Wi
ton. daughter
Edrinrton. b
Miss Edging! n writes her parents
that the summ r nessinn will be at
tended an.. N 300. The term will
last from Jui e to July 31.
The Hn,f IfceSonl
In older, t , it was believed that
the teat of the oul was the stomach,
i -t im i i - the reason that man
is never so rom, rtely used op as when
hit stomach is of order. For the
cure of ordir.:r tomach troubles there
i nothing q lite o prompt and satis
factory as r ambcrtaia's Tablets.
They strengthen the sjtesaaeh and en
able it t. i . it?" Aaaetjss natural
ly. Give them a trial. They only cost
Life is too short to learn
all thinprs by experience,
some are better learned from
the experience of others.
For example: Learning that
you can't pet Kelly-Sprino;-rield
mileage from a bargain
tire.
YES, quite a few of us
are out after the money
but when it comes to a
show-down good health is
what we're really looking
for. If that is the way
yuu feel about it, remem
ber our address and phone
number. Our quality gro
ceries are real health food.
Yours for Service
Now is the time to get your
PLANTS
for Flowering' Beds
and Porch Boxes
We have plenty of plants
on hand. Come and see
thorn and pick out what you
want. Also plenty of vege
tal )le plan Is Tomatoes, Pep
pen, Cauliflower, 25c a dos.
Cabbage. Celery, and all
kinds of other plants. Send
in your orders early for Dec
oration Day tlowers.
HEIGHTS GREENHOUSE
GEO. HASUNGER Tel 319 J
THE TIRE SHOP
214 Oak Street Phone 1484
Wall
Frart is
wall psi
east. See tl
Opis a Roll
e the Hurt stock of
fraction of original
' in this issue.
tkea rubber stamps.
H. D. W. PINEO, D.D.S.
FENTIST
ELIOT M'ILPINi.
Telephone :N1J HOOP RIVER
DR. W. F. JONES
Chiropractic and Electrotherapy
Smith Htiiidinaj. Third and Oak Street
DR. N. PLYLER
("llIKOl'K.U'TOR
Chiropractic and Electric Treatinen
Rooms 2', Slaaw cS HeJIbi nner fib
Phone liv3. Batdj Bivsjr, Oft
DR K. O. DUTRO
PAINTING
PAPERHANGING
DECORATING
CONTRACTING
See us for estimates
J. R. SOSEY G. E. BARR
3271
FW 2743
R. J. BARR
FW 3474
E. D. KANAGA
Physician and Surgeon
Otri'-" in Eliot
BniiduiB
PHYSICIAN AND
Office: Hal Hid:..
i(JROE i
Pboue 1
71
Hood River, Ire?'
Office Honni, a. m. 1o S p m
R. C. GLANVILLE
'KM V AT LAW
ational Rank Rnildinz
I!
H. L. DUMBLE,
PHYSICIAN Ln SURGEON.
1 " pmmpily Bwcr?e in Inwn nr country
1 v or Kif h".
Tr rvn" Rt1iK. liUI: Ofllc, I2H.
Office la th KrnKioa aaMtn
L. L. MURPHY. D.D.M
General Dentistry
Booms 11-15 Brocias Bldg.