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THUBSDAT, MARCH 27, 1924
'ARKDALE
SPECIAL; MUSCOVITE SECTION
Ceremonial, March 29, ’24
mas^wam^^ss
HOOD RIVER STARTS
“BALLSEASONWl
SPRINGTIME EA
Just before dawn cornea the darbeat boar,
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W befo«» «*• Pew Spring 1
D RIVER
All kinds of
Motor Trouble Shooting
Electrical Work a, Specialty
PORTLAND18ÍOI.ICE MOSCOVITE PATROL TEAM
Salmon.
Born.—To^Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Cotton Cosley, who accompanied the
Puddjj Sutoday, March Id, an eight Hood Rirar boys to Ooldendale, waa
and a half pound daughter.
their umpire.
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Dr. C. H. Dfty-and family are,now
living in the Alton orchard house.
LEGION NOTES
Milton Craven apent a few daya in
Parkdate last week visiting his per
• ents, Mr. and Mr». 0. E. Craven. He
la attending the Oregon Agricultural
College - ha Cor vail ia. , <•_
florham Bnlieon represented the
Parkdale grade school at the »peak
ing contest In Hood River Friday
evening.
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Miss Vanderwall took her fourth
grade pupils to Mt. Hood Wednesday
afternoon Where they were spelled
down by tb^Mt. Hbod-fdurth grade,
Candace Ranibough and Clarence
MagnuHon will represent the Parkdale
high school at Hood River . Friday
evening at the high school literary
evening entertnlunu*nt.
Gerhart and Frans Wortgen, ac-
mpariled by Mr. and Mr». -George
Axtelle. motored to Portland Thurs
day to hear Paderewski. Others who
went down to hear the great mu«ictan
-were Mr. aauktolM. CL- FC- GooiUa nd W.
Mrs. W. C. Hmullln. and Helen and
Alice Bailey.
Virginia Routson. the small daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Itoutson.
met with a painful accident Monday
when »he stock her hands into a tub
of hot ashea. Doth hand« were badly
burned but are doing nicely now.
CoL W. B. Dowd and family mo
tored to Portland Sunday. Mrs. Dowd
vnt gn-operation there Monday
underwent
at the < Good
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Ba mariton hospital.
Patricia Hutchinson ha» been seri
ously 111 with an Infection in the/>ye
that spread fa the ear. She has-been
in Hood River to receive medical "at
tention, ‘MraMutchfuaon ia »toying
with her. .
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George Axtelle will resume hi»'talks
on psychology at bls home Thursday
evening at the teacher’a meeting.
March 27. Memtwra of tht/Forum
are Invited.
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Ralph Davies will speak* on Yogi
philosophy st the home of J. Benedict
Thursday evening of next week.
• The regtiiar schedule of services
will be observed at the church Bun
day.
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'ones up
With Springtime comes a marked desire
for “green stuff” on the daily menu. This
is Nature's provision for Man’s need of
vitamines. Perhaps that is why we like
hanrand bacon all the year round—because
they also contain vitamines in easily
digested form.
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JIOGB A Kt) MAGO Y
In life Noble D. A. Mattox and Noble Walter Rea. Two-fun maker« who will be in the parade next
Saturday evening, with the Muscovites. Mr. Rea ia an exceptional tomato impersonator—
many people think he to “the real thing’* when be to ‘^Ddllad-up.’L
HARD TACK
THE MUSCOVITE GOAT
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entirely aafe. In my horna.
Now.
Ken tie candidate.-put the Mayor and
Chief of Police where yon can all see
them light. I have a «pedal liking
for trouaer buttons and hip pocket«
of leading cltiaena. The Polar Bear
«hall never again become the chief
recipient of the Csar'a favor. I am
supreme befoM the Kremlin. Stand
and shiver, yeti «haky mortals. You
may nay it ia the icy blasta blowing
through y<»ur pantaloon«, but we who
hold'the safety of HI« Highness above
all, know that it ia your quaking
Khanka, your trembling limbs. your
pitiful pipestema knocking together. '•-•
dollars to any
Thia well Icnoi
label ia a safe
uniform quality.
V. ef 0. Students at Legton Dance
Most '6t the Cnlversity of Oregon
students home for the spring vacation
were present last Saturday night st
the American legion dancing party at
the Oriental cafe. The hop waa one
of the moat pleasant social events of
the year.
.Those who are attending are talk
ing of the pxreltetit dance music fur
nished by Ford's I*eppy Orchestra.
The presence of the many visitors and
the general enthusiasm of the party.
It was stated, made the orchestra
more peppy than usual.
Lawn Mowers
Garden and Flower
Cutting
MANDEVILLE k UNG’S
SPAULDING and MacGREGOR
LOOK MK OVRR, CANDIDATES
«now covered hill« of Muscovy. I am
getting “butter and butter day by
day.” I have been enjoying an excep
tional assortment of tomato cans, »kid
chain« and railroad »pike» since the
last cemmoniai. I have had the Roy-,
al Walrna tor a sparring partner,
only to polish my boras. They had
previously peen toughened by cleaning
uip the jphato-of thev Royal Reindeer
herd.
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1 have had my wbfikWa trimmed
and have a dispensation from His
Ipkperial Majesty the Caar to go “as
far ga I like" when I start through
that Mana of two hundred. Fat stom
achs. baggy tronnrrs and ice-cold feet
are my meat and I want you to know
that ibe defense of the Kremlin 1«
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PflT I? CI TTRQ Recent purchase« of the new
UVLr ViLUDO. MacGregor Steel Shaft Driver
JESSE T. JONES. OF PORTION!)
Chronicler of Kremlin Baku I
have graduated into the “forty” class.
Come and try
TOOLS
PAI NIA AND
Will improve your game
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