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«roch, «he will dtocuea tha,work ot dent, Mrs. G. A. Hoffmann. Most of
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the time wus spent to making final
thé Home Missionary Society.
arrangements for the supper to be
The Ladta»’ Aid society will meet |t held at the grange hnjl to OdeU It
ths home of Mrs. W. W. Gllkerso» was voted by tbs members that the
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next Wednesday afternaon.
There, secretary be Instructed to send a note
was an unusually targe attendance at of condolence to behalf of tbs club to
the last meeting.
Mr« Dutro and her two daughters to
. The Epworth League rontest closes their recent bereavement. The next
•ext Sunday evading AU member«, meeting will be held Thursday, March
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Qmraporated
new and old, should be there tn see 27. at the home of Mra. Fred Ingalls.
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Mrs. Ingalls and Mrs. Earl Clark will
the fluleh.
475 DEPARTMENT STORES
i>e liostesae«. It is the annual April
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Of Mplta "n<i patron* not conforming to the usual atunta.,
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, attended the < dectaitaiory cintoti «1 - 'Mr. and Mrs. Esrl Clark spent ths
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week cud visiting relatives and
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frienda at Trout Lake.
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A number of people, young and old.
The supper given by the JjiitliMy.
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fay Club Friday night was a.girat s«c*
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I Dlnamoor for singing practice Sunday cesa. The apm of
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for suppgr -aBd—sataC
The quilt
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A very enjoyable pasty was given brought nearly WO and Mrs. H. A.
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I st the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Sylvester was the lueky winner. The
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program was excellent, not too heavy
OSk Grove baseball team played after no hearty a supper. It con
Shirts for Dress and Sports Wear
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Frankton at Frankton Friday after- stated of two clever skits «nd -a pan
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Claw
by
Themselves!
i noon. The score was 9 to A to favor tomime. accompanied by music; also
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Men’s good quality shirts that it are typical of the ex-
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a group of song« by the Central Vale
of Oak Grove.
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ceptional
values this Store alwayt
lys offe'rs its men patrons.
Male
Quartet.
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day evening in honor of the birthdays , word« of which were composed by
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Collar Attached
The president. Mrs. Hoffmann. In be
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Mr. and I M0. A, t. Upson were ovtar those who gave so genet nteR^if their
lty let every parent do hta individual Bunday vial
Bifore at the home of Mr.
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means, time and labor,
best. It’s a worth while investment
and Mrs. T. J. Annala.
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such a success; also a| iMaßWMon of
- An informal birthday party was
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The
Hukari
Bros,
went
to
The
many
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given last Thursday evening Irf-honor Dalles last week and purchased a the fact that there w<
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of Harry l’log, whose anniversary it team of horses.
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B different colors. Look
wa«. BOO was «enjoyed during the ev
There wa« a gathering of the dans
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Annala
has
prnhased
a
new
of Fletchers and Gilkersons Bunday
ening. followed by dainty refresh
[ through our assortment
femr-ninety
Chevrolet
tonrtog
ear.
ments.
St the iiome of Mr. and Mrs. James
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Mr. Tape, of the Barrett school Fletcher.
Thgy ' met to surprise
Born—To Mr, and Mrs. Bader Wed
please most
I>oard. visited Oak Grove school last friends from Pbrtlahd and Hood Riv
nesday, March 19, a baby daughter.
Thursday. School Is nearing its close. er. who were up to spend the day.
Miss Irene Dakan stopped off from Ttrere la little time left for the Oak
NatiMKWHeValee
swelling the number to 37 who par
Dufur en route to Monmouth to visit Grove board to do likewise.
took
of
a
sumptuous
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move «mt to Their ranch in Oak Grove
Frank Meaahaw. whose home ta on
normal school immediately.
<ome time thia 'week.
the C. II. Bone place, has Just re
^ ¿Mra. G. A. Bowerman and daughter
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Mrs. O. A. McCurdy return«! Sun turned from Peace River, Canada,
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spent Saturday to Portland. Mrs.
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from
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week
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visit
with
her
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be
has
a
cattle
ranch.
He
was
Bowerman returned to Portland Mon
Our
men
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shirt
section
also
awaits
your
visit,
with
accompanied by hta son, Ralph, and
day on a«y>unt of the illness of her tqr. Mrs. Hackett, in Portland.
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many other equally decided values at lowest possible
Mr. and Mra. Robt. Rowling, of bride, whs are are present ytaitifig at
daughter, Miss Delta.
Vhnrouver. Wash., visited Mrs. Row tlie borne of hta brother, Mr. and Mr«.
priçes consistent with good quality merchandise.
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itng's parents Bunday.
Wilson Matchet of Hood River. They
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expect to spend the summer, visiting
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spent Monday visiting her parents,
Portland and the roast before return
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Mr. and Mrs. John Kroeger.
CENTRAL VALE
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ing. Mrs. Meashaw, who baa been
Mrs. Pofll Hansen was a Portland
spending several weeks at the Match-
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visitor last week.
Mr. aifil Mra. Frank Massee have ett home, haa returned to the ranch.
Mrs. Geo. Chamberlin and children returned to their ranch home on Wil
Mrs. Felix Kile and children, of
The Season’s Finest Cap Cassimere
returned last wek from California, low Flat. Mr. Masaee has been in Parkdale, spent several days last
Where they have spent the past week California for several weeks and Mrs. week visiting at the home of her
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of CaMimeroa aad '
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«ting In the home of Mr.^ChaYnber Masaee has been with Merlin In Port father, Oscar Cameron.
Uadaishsd Worsteds
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Tone
Satin
land. who has been in a hospital for
Mrs. Geo. Ogden entertained a com-
la tho aowost
The missionary study class met at a time, but to well again and-St Work B pany of little folk Tuesday afternoon
Real leather, non-break-
colors «rod pattoraa
the parsonage last Monday evening. In Portland. '
Tn honor of her little son’« third birth
able viaors, made cuahion
The interest« and attendance were both
David Pence, pf Willow Flat, left day.
fitting. Non-^oil leather
Three button, single breasted Suits with notch collarl
very flue. New.members have enrolled this week for Portland, where be will
Peggy Sylvester celebrated her
and either plain pockets with flaps or patch pockets
tok
pock
•t each meeting. It win meet next take a* couple of weeks' treatment In
sweat
band.
Moodsv evening at the home of Rev. the hospital. Hia friends hope the seventh blrtbtlay Wednesday by treat
button.
Back
has
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with
either
box
or
knife
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and Mrs. Glelser. The subject to be treatment win be of great benefit to ing her schoolmates Jo A birthday
or neat pinches; three-quarterbelt. Especially weU tail
cake at the school houte.
studied is "Europe.”
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The contest to determine which
Thornton Glelser, who is a student
Mrs. 'Frauess Chevron, of Portland, pupil should represent Central Vale
af Willamette University, pleasanlfy
is visiting lier gen, Henry Chevron, M-hool at the county literary program
surprised Rev. and Mr«. W. g. Gleiser of
.Wlllttw Slat.
was held at the school honse Wednes ---------
by his arrival Monday. He will sprad
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A party of young married people day evening, March 12. All nieuibers
the Harar vacation week In the home
him brother.
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•et at ths hpme of Mr. and Mra. of the seventh and eighth, grades com cently from a visit with Portland Ixuilse Krueder, Hazel Ringer, Helen
sf his
Clarence Griffith and bride have re
Geo. Ogden Saturday night. It was peted. , Edna Ingalla, speaking “John frienda. She also attended a reunion
’Sunday
iy school next Sunday at the planned and succeasfully carried out W. j4ies.” by Holman F. Day, was of the Edgar family at Salem and re Higgans, Fernanna Dlmmlck. and turned from Nebraska aud have
Peté I«enz and family and Clarence rented the E. A. Ilnnna ranch. t
Itf&xltat t church at 10 o’clock. There
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Ogden, the declared winner, with Elene Downing porta a delightful time.
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last Suaday. 7* " occasion being his birthday. r. The and Geraldine Gilkerson as close sec them a pleasant surprise Wednesday Ringer. ’ Thelma Lena was the rep-
J. B. Doggett was a Hood River
resentative from
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o’clock
tiieré vffll
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spedai serviro,
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onds. We hope that a goodly number evening. Those present were: Mr. school with the piece, “Kentucky visitor Monday.
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of our people will show their appre and Mrs. II. W. Whiteley. Mr. and
H. B. READ, Proprietor
Mated by Mrs. Allison Fletcher and Delicious refreshments were served ciation of what our pupils are doing Mrs. R. B. Cun I Iff. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Belle.”
Mr«. W. J. FUx entertained Sunday
i Mra, W. W. Gilkerson Mrs. Frank D
Reasonable prices and up to date 308 Cascade Ave.
and hack them up by accompanying WBod, "Mr. and Mra. R. A. -Colllna, evening in honor of her guest, Mias
Tel. 1234.
and
a
gay
time
was
bad
by
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Davla, who la a national representa
millinery at Miss A. Ray’s. With M.
Den Poppenhagen. of Warrendale, us to Hood River next Friday evening. Mr. and Mra. Luhr Jensen, Mr. and Mabel Howard.
tive of the Women’s Foreign Mission
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thing
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Mr«. Malcolm Church, Mr. and Mrs.
ary Society, win ba present and de visited, for a few days last week at .. Miss Campbell visited school laat -C.
A. Terrell. Armand IJuhath, Mias
liver an address. The choir will ren the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilburt Wednesday afternoon and weighed Sophie
Dubath. Mrs. R, B. Doan, Dor
der the anthem, “Be Joyful to the Gilkerson. They were fnrmt'r friends and measured the pupils. We are othy Doan,
Mrs. Edna Fareher, Mra.
glad to report that we have only two
Ldrd.” khjworlh League at T.15. The in Illinois.
Wlrrick. Mtaa Anna Wirrlck and
topic is “Christ Fulfilling Hta Father’s
Mrs. David Penes will give a silver pupila who are more than flye pounds •Ueb.
Oommiaeion.” Mra. G. A. Weber is tea at her home on Neal creek next under weight, although in October we Patrick O’Leary.
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tedder. At 8 o’clock Rev. Glelser will Saturday at 2.30 p. m.. the proceeds had 10.
Mr«. J. 8. Warrens, Mina Frances
deliver the second sermon in a aeries to be donated to the community house
Warrens and Dr. Coughlan. of Port
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March
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fif Master sermons. His subject will fund. All members of the Mother«'
land, were recent gueati of Mr. and
Mis« Madeline Smith has returned Mrs. C. A: McCammon.—————
be, “Our Duty to God.”
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to her mother's ranch on X\iUow Flat
Saturday evening Mrs. Davis will invited.
M. R. Catherwo«>d haa purchased a
hold a meeting at the parsonage for
Mother«’ Club met Wednesday of Her mother, Mrs. Sawyer, will, be tract of land near the Stephens place
all ladies interested in missionary last weak at the home of the prsst- here next week.
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and contemplates attending the sum
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Packer have mer there.
moved into the Fuller house and will
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Mra. J. H. Crenshaw and aon, Aleck,
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have been visiting at the home of
Harold Hagen has ¿gone to Dee to Mrs. Clarence E. Ash, of Portland.
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Friends and neighbor« gathered at hosts to the card club and everyone
Cluster Oaks Jersey’s Flavor is distinctively
the home of Mr. and Mr«. William r< porta a moat enjoyable evening,
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Sheppard last Wednesday night to D»x-orations and refreshments were
fine and no accident—
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give them a welcome into the neigh in honor of St. Pati trtak.
Fiftt, because it is Jersey milk which Is beyond
a '
jahts^- -, Candy
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and cigar«
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dispute—richer in fat and su^ar than any other.
passed, cake and coffee served and a. turned Monday from Loa Angeles.
Jolly time was had by all.
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Alva West, who is ret-eiving- treat
Second, because Cluster Oaks Jersey cows are
Miss Bernice Moss «pent the w<>ek ment at the Federal hospital to Port
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liberally fed the best grains and roughages grown.
end with her parents, Mr. and Mr«. land, is better. ,
E. B. Moss. She was one of the
/Third, because cleanliness Is part of our creed.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Terrill have re
seniors from O. A. C. who cooked and
Bacteria are either angels or devils and we work
served the big dinner at the Mnlt- turned from Klickitat, Wash.
with the angels.
Mr. and Mra. John L Wood were in
nomah hotel in Portland Thursday
night,
Six hundred guests were Portland the past week. Mrs. Wood re
We are often urged to lower the quality of our
ceiving treatment from Portland phy
served.
product to make more money but are constantly
We are sorry the items didn’t get sicians.
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. striving to make It better.
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Mrs. Renton Maya and Mr. and Mrs.
Into the paper last week. The irreg
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I. D. Parkins were up from Hood
ularity
of
the
time
the
mail
carrier
Cluster Oaks milk Is sold by PerIgo & .Son.
I» sh «> s was the canse. and although River to spend the week end at Mays
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two of our neighbors kindly put them Lodge.
W. B. McGUIRE, Phone 5492.
selves out to help, they arrived at the
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Remember the Mothers’ Club at the
MI hb Mnliel G. Howard came Fri-
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noon. Mrs. Ingalls and Mrs. Earl day from Seattle for a vtalt at the
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home.
Clark will be hostesses.
Charlie Rhaw wan elected at the
On account of the ill he«lth of Mrs.
David Pence, the sliver tea she so apectal achool meeting to fill the un
generously offered to have for the expired term of W. M. Ruah, resigned,
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We oan also supply your every need in all Qther
L G. Gibaon viaited the Mount
had to be postpond indefinitely.
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kinds of lumber, both dressed and rough. We will
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1 Oeo. F. Ogden had the misfortune, Hood school Friday.
while spraying Monday, to dislocate
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Mta« Gladya Aafiurt came home
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make deliveries, where desired, to all Valley points.
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from Eugene laat Wednesday. Hhe
returned to iier school work Tuesday.
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Amon Reed quit work at the mill
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Friends of Mr. and Mrs. w. r. Thnntday.
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Hhanuoii. Just back from I»s Angeles,
Miss Helen Aubert came home from
where they spent the winter, gave Monmouth Friday for a few day«’
Mrs. John II. Edgar returned re- visit. Hhe returned Monday.
Born—To Mr. and Mr«. Ivan Ma
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Mr. and Mra. W. E. Clark and Mra.
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Bules returned Thurnday from Cal
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J. B. Dlmmlck and Rosa Ringer
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have pnr<-itseed the Hanna hay press.
Mr. Ringer baled hto hay Saturday. |
We pay the highest market price for Dressed, Veal, Pork and Live
The Parent-Teacher Association will (
Poultry of all kinds, also Eggs. Bring us your produce.
hold Its social at the Devin hall
April 4, the proceeds to go for play
ground equipment.
We have a special EVERY DAY. See our window for bargains in meats.
Mr. Bostick has rented the Green
wood ranch.
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Jane Thoma« is the girl —Henry Hull is the mam
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanthlera weri
Seo this picture and you will be the lovers.
up from Portland Bunday looking^,
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after tbvir ranch here.
Adolph. I’atereati was to Portland!
sevwai days Isst week, 'tkktnr itown4
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hta Federal truck and exchanging it
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Lawreuro Rut ter field has pnrehared
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the Charlie Barnes homestead to Mld-
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xWe deliver twice daily—at 9:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
die Valley. The
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The following attended the grade
•chtarl ai>eaking contest at Hood River I
Friday eventhg: Mlaae« Thelma Eller, j
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