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HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THOBSPAT, JULY 28, 1923 I BRIEF LOCAL MENTION { William Peeler, of Los Angeles, la t here visiting the family of bis brother, F. Peeler. I I I it J. Earl Franx . ............................................. 11I CHAMBER WILL GO AFTER THE TOURIST M and family were at northwest of Mdunt They enjoyed ■ August 1 th>Hood River Chamber delightful outing and caught a flue lot Latest shapes in colors and trim of trout. of Commerce will open temporary mings at Monnera. headquarters for three months in the After a visit here with her daugh Book and Art Store. The chamber has ?.‘do!0r *“'• CMe‘Ior «1«. 10» Fourth 8t. jnZStf ter, Mrs. A. C. Lofth. Jr., and family. been working ou plans for a tourist Mrs. W. E. Imhols retarned to Port bureau ever since April but the lack For good cleaning call Meyer A Bra! land last Thursday. Hhe was accom of adequate facilities and especially aeon. Phore 1014. “lihC panied by A. C. lofts, 3rd. ' the amount of other work the chamber Grinding scissor*, weaving rugs and has been called upon to do made it nec c Smith a. Second al. be,t oi ml5tf •'>. •» sharpening lawn mowers. 829 Wilson essary to postpone the move until the For BpireltaCorseta—Mrs. Fred Howe, St., W. Waddell. 1 wish to thank my present tiiiie. •' Thursday of thia week a trip will be old customers and will welcome ths call 618 Cascade Avenue. Tel. 2464. f2ltf sfl made to Lost Itake to log the* route and New felt and velour hats at Mon- of new ones. get accurate distances, mark the camp ners. H. 8. Braakmaa does painting, paper ing places and Ashing streams so the Mlns Sara Howes was in Portland hanging and decorating. Have your tourist will have something deflnite to house enameled inside and outside with go by. Mrs. James Stranahan will last week visiting frieuda. 1» -------------------------- Roliert J. McBride, of Portland, was a guarantee for six years. Tel. 2404, make a map of the valley showing all Hardware, Paint and Wall the main roads, camping places, dis here last week looking over the vrflley. Braakuian's Hirer, Smith Building, afllf tances and hotels. This will be put Latest eliapea In colors and trim % Automobile and machine shop. AU out in the form of a small folder. mings at Montiers. kin Is of lathe and automobile work Estimates taken from actual counts Wrought Iron Flo’or Paramount Pure Alu Mrs. H. L. Haslirouck and daughter, done. Am especially prepared to han Genuine O’Cedar Mope, Evelyn, are reinping at Camion Beach. dle Ford work at exceptionally low of the Oregon State Highway Commis Lamps with Cord and sion during the summer of 1922 at the minum Lipped Kettles No. 4 Triangle in contain Leon Nolile was heye from White prices. All work guaranteed. Fred top of Ruthton Hill show 70,671 Ore Parchment Shade, artistic Salmon last Haturday on liuslneHs. and Sauce Pans, Pudding Howe, 7th and Cascade, phone 2464. alfl gon cars and 31,186 foreign cars in the ers, detachable handles, New felt and* velour hats at &Ion- and very desirable. Hunday evening In the .Alliance six mouths from May to October, in Pans and Griddles. regular $1.00. nera, clusive. The best available data shows church on the Heights, Joseph Kirk, Dou’t forget the big pichle and son of the pastor, Rev. W. P. Kirk, that there are 8.75 persons average to dance at Bonneville lolxir Day. Er will pfeach. The former Is home on a car and that they spend on the aver erybody welcome. his vacation from the Low Angeles age of >15 per day per car. At ttye present time there are an average of The Culp Plan Store is now giving a Bible Institute. and 5000 Extra Votes ml 2000 Vox. live tourists a day asking for informa Special Price on all tire«. Come in and Willis Stewart, who Is now in the tion at the secretary’s office. Ninety aet your own price. jy 12tf garage hiisinggs in Portland, called per cent of these are persuaded to Dr, N. Plyler, Chiropractic and Elec .here Sunday uwruing to take care of take a run up into the valley before tric treatments. Rooms 28-24-25 Heil- a wreck just west of the city, visited continuing their journey and many to Fresh new stock, late styles in Ladies’ Silk, Ratine and Linen Dresses, Silk Blouses and Waists, Men’s bronner bldg., tele. 1833. Hood River. ills unde, Dr. J. II. McVay, and Mrs. camp a few days along some of our Delicious apricots sre now on sale a< •McVay. streams. If five per cent of the travel Dress and Negligee Shirts of the celebrated Earl & Wilson Make, new soft and semi-soft collars, new Readel'a ranch 4} miles East of Rowena Mr. nnd Mrs. A. D. Moe, accompan could be made to stop in llood River on the Columbia Highway. jv2(> ied by their sons. Roger W. Moe, and or Hood River Valley an average of shapes and colors in Men’s Caps, Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps in black and all colors, in all sizes and Make arrangement»! now to attend wife, and Mark E. Moe, motored to an extra day it would mean an added picnic and dance at Bonneville Ijilxir Salem over the week end for a visit cash payroll for Hood River. widths—all Priced Lower Now and Extra Votes with them at the rate of 10 to 1, It* was the above facta and many Day. witlt their daughter». Mrs. Oral E. more that made the board of directors Col. and Mra. W. 8. I»ow<! motored Palmateer, and husband. down from their Upper Valley home Miss Vivian Hn<*eden, who last term decide to do the beat they could toward on business last Haturday. was one of the few stiTdents of the maintaining a tourist bureau. Another Arthur florer and Iorne Cooper are Hood River high achool to obtain a chamber activity will be the visiting of engaged as forest rangers this sum 40-word medal iu the de|»artmeiit of the auto camp every evening tiy a com mer. commerce, lias just purchased a new mittee from the chamber. These will be changed every night and every mem Virgil Cameron was up from Port tyi>ewriter. ber will be called upon before the sea .M. It. Catherwood, in ^charge of the son Is over to visit the camp at least land last week visiting liis parents, 6000 Votes !■>«•<» office"of the < tregon • Lumber Co., Mr. _ and Mrs. Mark Cameron. 2000 Votes once. __ _ « who recently underwent a serious op Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Isenlierg, Monday, July 23. a 9-pound eration at the Cottage hospital, was able to return home last week. He la son. convalescing nicely. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Winford Frank Vonder A he, accompanied by WEDDINGS Quinn, of Parkdale, Monday, July 16, a ■ fraternity brother, Morris Bocock, at the Btorkanret, a 7%-i*oimd son. both University of Oregon students, Hsaston-Iliias District Attorney Baker will move stopiied here last'week while en route Billy Sunday, famous evangelist, his office from the Brosiua building to to tlie eastern Oregon wheat fields to will preach hta annual sermon to the A most attract i\<- Wedding was sol the Pythian Temple next week.' <•«11 < n friends. home folks at Riverside church next emnised Thurmlay afternoon, July 12, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Igl, C. G. Bunnell, district official of Hie ltcv. W. C. Gilmore, of Dayton. Sunday morning at 11 o’clock, ltr. when Mrs. Igl's sister. Miss Clara Western Union Co., was lu-re Tuesday Waah., formerly paator of Riverside Sunday, however busy and however Dolores Haas, became the bride of on business. Congregational church, was here Tues much in need of rest, never fails to bon, aids lubrication, t _________ _____________ Ilarvcy Houston, one of Klam Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer day culling on friends. He was en preach at least once for Ills friends John ath ’ s moot eaterprising young men. matically controlled by auction of cylinders.' No springs or valves to got out of order. and neighbors of the Hood River Val Meyers, of Parkdale. Sunday. July 22. route liy automobile on a two-weeks’ The ceremony whs iterformed by Rev at tlie Storksnest. a 6%-i>ound daugh vacation. Ou the return to Dayton ley. His annual sermon has become aa erend The Motor Power Generator utilizes the live vapor,- above the gasoline level, in the Father Marshall, of tlie Hgcred ter. lie expects to stop here to visit friends. much |>art of the civic life as the Heart, church, in tlie presemv of im- A tkt.l., iittinninii tkl.KJ,,>,.,,«£ till* ’ niiittim oiiiuia I supply tank, superheats this vapor and unites it with steam or moist air. The mixing of .i|»|»i< ■ ui tut Your shore ~Kan~soIW~an T lieelM Lexlie McGUite* of LM AlltMM, VT mediàte relatives ’aiôï friends.. Mrs. the gasoline vapor and live steam from the radiator, takes place in the sweating chamber of while you wait. Quick work our etrong rived liy automobile last week for a meeting of the Apple Growers Associa Igl attended the bride, and Ivan Hous the instrument, becoming a powerful hydrogen explosive mixture that is drawn by the suc Klint. Smith's Champion Shoe Shop. visit witli liis aunt. Mrs. E. II. Hart tion. People from all over the valley ton, cousin of tlie l>rid<*gr<s>tn, was ¡chord's Bills., Second st. m)5tf tions of the motor, into the intake manifold, there to be distributed, with the regular car- wig, and family. He will make an are planning to lie present Sunday. best man. The service is a union meeting of Dunning System of music study, Mr«. extended visit witli hxtal and Portland Riverside buretor supply, to the cylinders for consumption.. After a Motor Power Generator has been The setting for tlie wedding was un Community and Asbury I^ibbe. Summer classes forming. Phone relatives and friends. Young Mr. Mc usually effective. Tlie fireplace, taste installed, a re-adjustment of the carburetor is necessary, the regular supply of fuel having Methodist churches. Other I*roteatant ' I Mrs. _______ F. C. Wittenberg, 601 Oak Street, Guire haa made a considerable repu Isidlcs are also considering the possi fully arranged witli roses and lilies, to be cut down considerably, tation as a musician. corner of Sixth. my.lltf formed a basktround for the bride anti bility of canceling their aervicee and Mrs. Clark, gifted Clairvoyant, card After a visit with friends here Mr. meeting at Riverside to bear Mr. Sun bridegroom. Tlie floral s<4ienie was carried throughout tlié house; tlie room reader. Card readings daily and by ap- and Mrs. J. C. Butcher returned to day. Kintment. 118 West Third Street, The Portland laat Thursday. Mr. Butcher Riverside church is to hear two hi which the ceremony ,t<s*k place be- tiles, Ore. al6 Hu teller recently diaixised of ills inter noted men on the Sundays in August iqg massed witli rows and lilies. The bride wore a suit of navy blue, You aru Invih'd to K. of I*. Band est in a Han Jose, Calif., spray plant when Mr. Boddy is on his vacation. picnic at Bonneville Ijtlxir I »ay. Come, to hia jiartner, W. B. Dickerson. Mr. The speakers are William Horatio a gray French hat, gray gloves and bring your friends and family. Every anil Mra. Butcher may return to Ore Phelps, D. I)., of Battle Creek, Mich., Hlip|s*rr. Her corsage Isiuquet was gon to make tlielr home. body welcome. Big time for all. nnd Captain Charles H. Tator, of New made up of rosex, sw<>et is>aa and Hiles H. II. Clark, owner of the largest York. Captain Tator la a ndhister of the valley. Mra. A. Andre, who has I h ' cu here The matron of honor wore a laven the past month visiting at the home eotton ranch in the Imperial Valley, Who was captain of infAitry during der gown emhroWered with steel lieads. BATH every twelve months? Unthinka of II. J. Frederick, returned Sunday a|ient one day laat week at the Colum the war, having lead a Staffordshire Hhe carried a bouqttet of sweet peas bia Gorge Hotel. He was enthusiastic regiment and later an American regi to her home in Seattle. over the Columbia Illver Highwuy and ment in the Argonne. He was wounded and lllie%.of the valley. ble we say. Yet, recent figures secured Mrs. F. H. Weiss was up aererai declared that the mid-Columlda was - Although Mrs. Houston, who is the twice and cited for bravery. He has days last week from Portland visiting one of tlie most srenlc regions he had of Mr. and Mrs. Tlieixlore from the dry cleaning industry by the bu lieen a lecturer on social subjects in daughter her parents Iwfore leaving for Gold ever visited. Hass. of H<x>d River. Oregon, came Cornell T ’ niverslfy. reau of the census indicate that on the Beach to tqtend the summer. here only laxt August, she has made a Frani Co. Weekly Special»—Just the here all this week. Come in host of friends. Born—To Mr. and Mra. Theodore thing (or vourcamp outfit. U. 8. Army average our suits, coats and other^outer Houston lx the m»n of Mr. and Mrs. and get acquainted with and Hackett, Tuesday. July 24, a daugh Aluminum Me»« Kit New and perfect, J. A. Houston, prominent pioneers of ter. Tite little girl lias lieen iiam<*d only 48c. Mechanics’ and Autoiits* apparel is actually cleaned, even less frequently. Klamath Fnlls. After his graduation sample the line. Dorothy. Wrencbe«, set of 5 high grade malleable That eoat or suit. ~ • from the University of Oregon, at Eu Mrs. A. Cox arrived from Spokane “8” wrenches, the kind you can get into gene, where he took a leading part In Tuesday. Site contemplates making hard places with, regular 85c set st only you wear — if you achool activities, he returned to Klam Hood River her home. Mrs. Cox Is a 45c. On sale Saturday and next week. ¡26 Hood River was a deserted village Falls and la now sun-esafully ex could tumble, practical nurse. Frans Co. Weekly Special»—Just the yeaterday. All the groceries and meat ath tablislied in the insurance business. W. L. Met'utchan, in charge of the thing for your camp outfit. U. 8. Army marketa of the city were cloned tight cleanse, rinse and Before the young couple departixl warehouse of the Underwood Growers Aluminum Mesa Kit. New and perfect, and the proprietors, clerks and mem for a honeyiiKxm at Crater lake, dainty Association, was here the first of the only 48c. Mechanics’ and Autoista’ bers of all their families, with lunch refreshments were served by Mrs. Igl dry it, as the reput Wrenches, set of 5 high grade malleable lioxea full and overflowing, left at an assisted by Miss Vera Houston. week on bualmns. able Dry Cleaner Mrs. C. N. Williams has returned “S” wrenches, the kind you can get into early hour for Bonneville to attend Mr. and Mrs. Houston will ls> at hard places with, regular 85c set atfonly the annual grocers’ picnic. from three months spent with rela 45c. home to their friends after July 20, at does, would easily yield a good half pound of dust, On aale Saturday and next week. ¡26 tives and friends in Pomona nnd Los The picnic, it wan stated, was the 612 North Eighth street. Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Elworthy, of He soot and grime. This is the amount of “soil” drawn largest ever held by the organisation. Angeles, Calif. The wedding guests were : Mrs. C. Detbnian,. who ^recently nnder- attie. were here Hunday visiting Mr. A large delegation of The Italics gro Theodore Haas, the bride's mother, of out of the average outer garment in the dry clean went an operation at tne Collage hos Hnd Mrs. E. M. Nelson and family. Dr. cers and other merchants passed Hood River, < »regon ; Miss Mary Ann Elworthy is a brother of Mrs. Nelson. through yeaterday morning en route to Donahue, of Hioux Falls. H. D., a pital for acute apiiendicitis, is now at ing process. The visitors had been visiting in Spo the picnic groanda. <<ousin of tlie l>ride>Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. home convalescing nicely. kane with Dr. Elworthy's mother snd We will tell you more about Dry Cleaning in the Rev. W. H. Roddy, accompanied the Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Will Houston. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shoemaker, of at Cheney, Wash., with another slater Roostera* Caravan which paaeed Mr. and Mrs. Leo Houston. Mr. and Astoria, arrived the latter port next issue of this paper. In the meantime let us nnd plan on going to British Columbia through here en route to The I tai lea Mrs. Fred Houston, Miss Vera Hous last week to attend two weeks here points before returning home. last week. He delivered an addrefw on ton. Mr. and Mrs. V. Houston, Mr. and Dry Clean your Clothes. Phone 1014 and our visiting relatives and friends. The many friends of Mrs. H. J. community spirit at The Italics picnic Mra. Inland Haines, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. C. II. Jenkins and family will Frederick will lie glad to learn that luncheon. All bualnera houses of the Merle Houston, Ivan Houston, Mr. and > ■ ' driver will call Let us serve you. leave the latter |tart of the week for a after many weeks of suffering she is neighboring dty cloned for the picnic. Mrs. Paul Italtoa, Mias Madge Dixon vacation at their cottage at Cannon improving. About two weeks ago The caravan returned here and was and Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Igl.—Klamath Beach. blood poisoning set in iter hand, caused joined in a wix o'clock picnic lunch by Falls Evening Herald. Mr. and Mrs. Ben R. Litfln. of The from a needle which had penetrated it local folk. Wm. P. Allyn, who accom Dalles, motored down Hunday for a many years ago. Hhe was taken to panied the party to The Italics, ad MrVirkera-Campbell picnic outing at the Devil's Punch the hospital and underwent a very dressed them here. Local friends have just received an Bowl. liainful operation having three pieces nouncement of the wedding, at Lin of needle and a portion of bone re Mrs. Estee Brosius is recovering at coln. Nebr., July 9, of Dr. It. H. M<-- a Halem hospital from a recent opera moved. VIckern, formerly of thia city, and tlon for appendicltia. Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Einry, Mr. and Tailoring of Quality for the Well Dressed Man “Gooil TUaptoEM" Miss Lydia Jane Campbell. P Dr. and Broslus are now living in Salem. Mra. W. A. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Nel Mra. McVickers, after August : 1. will Phone 1014 Lieutenant Forrest L. Moe is l>ack son Emry, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Emry tie at home in The Dalles. from two weeks spent at Fort Worden, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barton spent 110 SECOND ST HOOD RIVER. ORE. Wash., attending an encampment of Hunday at a camp on Lost I<ake. They The directorate of the Apple Grow MHer-Cnvin • have a neat boat on the lake now. ers Association has authorised a bond reserve officers. At the (’lirlatlan parsonage Friday Mrs. J. W. Crew and two children, The handsome craft is now tielug used issue of 1125,000 to lie used in repair evening at 8 o'clock, James E. Mi|cr, of Oakland, Calif., arrived last week by memtiers of the Boy* Hi out party. ing cold storage plants and In con of Portland, and Miss Carrie Cavin, for a visit with Mr. Crew's brother, "The lost Ixike road, except for a very structing a new concrete, two-story re of Mosier, were united in marriage, abort stretch,” said M. L. Emry, "is ceiving warehouse. The Isinds, in de the pastor. Rev. J. C. Hanna, officiat C. C. Crew,i and family. now in extraordinarily fine condition.” nominations ot >100 and >500, will run ing. These young people plan to make A general invitation Is extended to Miss Helen Oirson spent the past for three to seven years, bearing seven their home in Portland. all friends of Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Blythe cent interest. Unincumbered prop to attend their golden wedding at their week in Portland as the house guest Miaa All«- McCurdy to be Bride home on the May street road next of Miss Lucile Elrod. While In Port erty, valued at >250,000, is pledged for _________ _ When President and Mrs. Harding Monday, July 30, from 8.30 to 9 p. m. land Mias Carson attended the national the security. convention of the American Associa It is anticipated that a large per The engflgement of MI m Alice Mc stopped at Tacoma recently and visit Miss Pearl Hershey drove six of the tion of University Women as delegate centage of the Ixmds will be absorlied Curdy. daughter of Mr. and Mra. G. A. ed the hospital of erscrvii-e men there building and loan association party to from the Hood River Branch. During by grower-members of the sales organ MK'urdy, of Oak Grove, and Jullua they were attracted to Chauncey Mays, Jacolwcn, mm of Mr. and Mrs. C. son of J. D. Mays, custodian of the Portland Bunday. The vacationists, the week a numtier of visiting Alpha isation. ________________ Jacobsen, of the valley, who reside* at court house grounds, and both the she said, were high In their praise of Phis. Including Miss Carson, were en the Highway. tertained by the Portland alumnae Billings’ Strawberries Bring Praire Walin Walla, Wash., was announced President and Mrs. Harding stopped given recently by the bride for a brief chat with the sick veteran Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Chappell, of chapter of the fraternity at the home The high quality of Hood River at a party sister, Mire Klien M<-Cnrty. while cameramen snapped pictures. New York City, where Mr. Chappell of Miss Helen Chambreati. Clark Seedling ' strawberries brought elect's Miss McCurdy in a member of Delta Young Mr. Mays, brother of Norman is engaged as a manufacturer, were Mr and Mrs. A. C. Gaam. of Den A. B. Billings, of Dee, a request for recently here visiting their old friend, ver, Colo., and Mrs. R. M. Robertson, plants from IL L. Lincoln, of Lincoln, Delta Delta sorority at the Univorelty W. and Clyde Mays, is suffering from of Oregon. Mr. Jacobsen, a graduate Walter Mcltaugal. of Portland, are visiting Mra. Gaarn's Nebr. Mr. Lincoln wrote Mr. Billings of Whitman College, is a member of tulierculoais contracted while serving his conntry. Mayor and Mrs. R. B. Perigo and and Mrs Robertson's sister and. hus as follows: Theta It Beattie and Tacoma isipera carried non. Robert, spent last week at Can band, Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Jones. After “My wife is pastry cook at the Uni Beta Those present at the pleasant an interesting stories of the event, and non Beach. Mayor Perigo says the a trip over the Highway, Mr. Gaarn versity Farm Cafeteria. Hhe had some nouncement isirty were: Mrs. Edgar weather conditions were ideal —ui • “We have some beautiful drives strawberries grown by you. They Frans. Miss Eliwbeth Heudriek. Mrs. gave pictures of Mrs. Harding express joying the coast country. around Denver, but nothing io com were the flnest we have ever seen, and Neal Nnnamaker, MI m Frances Cret- ing words of chwr tn Mr. Mny». Mrs. 8. E. Bart mess, accompanied pere with this. You have every reason we wonder if we can obtain some ner. Miss Beryl Clarke, Miss Elisabeth Pre-Wedding Shower by her cousin, Mra. rtnley. and daugh to be proud of It.” Mr. and Mrs. plants from you.** The berries were shipped by the Kelly, Miss Gertrude Golding, Mrs. ter. Mias Katherine Finley, left Tues Gaarn are spending their vacation on A surprise shower was given, for Banks Mqrtiincr and Mrs. M. A. Hack day afternoon for a vacation at the the coast with a view of locating here Apple Growers Association. ett. The latter, aunt of the bride to Earl Weber and Miss Bessie Witten- in the near future. beaches. Iterg one night laat weei ■k at the home be. resides in Portland. Mosier Will Select Bathing Beauty of Mr. and Mra. 'Coriiett Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Wheelwright, The annomicenMOt cards were pre Wertgen Leere The Mosier Post. American logion, sented at the door by little Billy Tlie young couple, whose engagement ern Oregon, cherries at Mosier and their son, Lloyd, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fessenden, of Halem. came np was recently announc'd, was invited apples and general limiting In Hood Fire is a nemesis pursuing Frans Is engaged In the selection of a bathing Mortimer. __________ by automobile Saturday and spent the Wertgen, Upper Valley orebardlst. beauty, who will represent the neigh to the AJexander home, prreumably for River. The truck perforined so satis w. W. Dakin te Bee Irepector a quiet evening. As they stepped into factorily that the second purchase was week end camped in the mountains. Recently Mr. Wertgen lost -his hand boring city st the great statewide con- I made by Herbert Kruasow. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kerns motored some home, wjth all its contents, teat to be held in September at Sea The county «■ourt has appointed W. the living room the electric lights were Both of the boys left this up from Portland Hunday for a visit thrqagh a msperimM Are. Neighbors side, when legionnaires will gather dty W. Itakin county bee Inspector. Mr. switched on. and they were greeted Dakin, formerly • memher of the fac by the smiling faces of friends on Behnett Brothers report the sale eastern Oregon, where they I m with Mrs. Kern’s par"»»- ,Mr- •n<* of the orchardiat here Hunday reported the sea for the annual convention. G. B. Kellogg, manager of the Mo ulty in the department of electrical every hsnd. this week of a aeomd Dodge Brothers contracts for hauling several Mrs. G. R. Johnson. Mrs. Kerns re that the day before he again lost a After presentation of the showered 1%-ton truck to kruaeow Brothers of sacks of wheat from ranch tq temporary tenthouse and its entire sier Vsiley Bank, stated that a keen engineering in the University of Minn- mained over tills week. gifts the party repaired to a large the East Hide. The Brat truck was They will return in time for Major Charles Hteinhauaer has re contents, which burned early in the Interest was being taken in the con eaota, for a nurulter of years owned fK-reened-in porch where dancing was sold alsiut a year ago to Edgar Krus hauling In Hood River. mld-Uolumbia's lai largest apiary. - test now being staged In Mosier, and I the mld-Columbia'a turned to bls Upper Valley ranch home morning - . ... . ___ _ __ ___ ‘ . — - - ---- .» ar - , . County t'icrk Bhoeifaker reports Indulged in. sow, who has kept ft tn almost con When the Are was first cited it was it is anticipated that rivalry will give from Camp Lewis, where he bad been the folk of the neigblxirlng apple city that 15 ranchers have registered their tinuous service under a variety ot con i°«Breand attending a reserve officers', training thought a huge haystack on the place Apple bo« alampa at filarli offioe. a lively time for tt^e next few weeks. hives of bees under the naw state law. ditions, having hauled wheat in east- of Sidney O. Baboon was burning. H. L. Haabrouck. optomatrlat. Goose Lake, Gsnnine Ford parts al F rant Co. *s. U Adams, last week. (Our Free Vacation and Prize Contest Hoses Next Tuesday, July 31st) You can help your favorite candidate and save money for yourself too W ?au?i ar® «xtra votes and making price concessions in all de in all lines throughout th» big store SEE WHAT WE OFFER YOU DURING THE LAST DAYS OF THE CONTEST Friday, July 27 Saturday, July 28 $3.9S 65c Monday, July 30 National Jantzen Swimming Suits Wonted Bathing Suits, BILLY SUNDAY TO PREACH ON SUNDAY MOTOR POWER GENERATOR FOR AUTOMOBILES AND GAS ENGINES Agent, L. F. BRAZEAU Demonstration of Heinz Food Products Horseradish, Kidney Beans Olire Oil, Mustard ONE BATH A YEAR IS IT ENOUGH? Apple Butter, Tomato Soup Cooked Macaroni Spaghetti Since, Cptsup Pork and Beans Onions, Pickles, Olives i ASSOCIATION AUTH ORIZES BOND ISSUE The Star Grocery MEYER & KING The City Tailors PERICO & SON PRESIDENT GREETS SON OF J. D. MAYS Billy Sunday Riverside Church Sunday Morning at 11 o’clock Under the Auspices of the Methodist, Riverside You are invited. KRUSSOW BROS. BUY SECOND DODGE TRUCK i