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HOOt) RIVER PLACIER. THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1934 BOYD JENKINS WRITES HEAR DEAN BALE ODE TO A D RIVER, OREGON WILL BE THE SCENE OF THE BIG EXCITING Dr. Boyd Jenkins, senior at ths North pacific Dental college in Port land. IA« Just written an interestffig poem, which was printed in the college paper. “The Dattar.” Dr. Jenkins la bows at North Pacific as "Whisttine Jenks.” The poem, entitled "Ode To A Crtbber.” with apologiaa to Kipling, It opeyss May 19th and continues four glorious days. Kelly Bros. Co. wish to take thia opportunity to assist the people of Hood River to ¡Prepare their Homes for the thousands of visitors we are to entertain during the Convention. Let us help you through our unparalelled House Furnishings of Furniture Piece of Furniture in our Big Stock Reduced (Contract Goods Excepted) UNOLEUM SALE STARTS SA' r. NAY 3-1•NDS SAT, MAY 10 WICKER Fine Bed Room Suites Chairs and Rockers PRICED SPECIAL FOR CONVENTION SALE Priced exceptionally low for convention sale -We’ve only a few odd wicker pieces, so make your selection early. IDOIPN I THROUGH THE ¿GESf The best patterns from the best mills in America—that^s our line. A department where you get the lowest prices and the quickest service. included in this sale Davenports For the housewife who wants a low priced Bed outfit, we offer SIMMONS* STEEL LINK BED SPRING ' Guaranteed. Linoleums Refrigerator Time is Here! BUY DURING THE BIG JAPANESE DECORATED Cup and Saucer Library Tables Davenport Tables Console Tables End Tables CONVENTION SALE AND SAVE weeks, and It will be analysed to show the amount of nitrogen in the form of avallatile nitrates. Last year the station and the chem istry department made an analysis of various types of soil. In order to uncer tain thè amounts of nitrogen, potas sium, phosphorus, sulphur and calcium present It was found that the local Milla had a sufficiency of phosphorus and potassium bnt that they were slightly deficient In the other ingre dients. City Irrigation Notice Easy Chairs and Rocken KELLY BROS. CO. - —in the latest covering and all reduced in price for Convention Sale. „ All permits for sprinkling must be taken out by May 10. The Irrigation hours will be: All streets south of June street. 0 a. m. to » a. m : all Streets north of June and south of Sherman. fl p. m. to 8 p. m.; all streets north of Sherman, south sides of streets, 7 a. m. to 9 a. m.; north sides, 0 p.m. to 8 p. m. On failure to comply with rules And regulations the water may be shut off without further notice. W. L. Clark. City Water Superintendent. Meeting of Independent Growers Following up the previous meeting at which C. King Benton outlined the cooperative plan, another meeting la called for Thursday evening. May 8, at 7.30 p. m., at the Chamber of Com- merce rooms. Mr. Benton haa con- Rented to he present and go into details regarding results of the couuniaion’a work in other diatricta and their Se attle meeting of thia week. The solution of the marketing prob lem dependa upon the growers only, so come prepared to discuss the issue. Signed Committee. . Odell to Entertain Pomona "■ Odell grange members next YVedner day will entertain the county Pomona grahge. Mrs. William. Munroe, lec turer of the Pomona grange, announced' that Oeo. A. Mansfield aud Mrs Alex ander Thompson, respectfully Demo cratic cnut’ldates for United States senator and delegate to the New York presidential convention, will )>e present for addietwea. < • The Odell grangers will serve a bas ket dinner at noon. The meeting will last all day. Bernhard Krohn, Jr., has gone to Newberg where he will Make hia fu ture home. Mr. Krohn intends to pur chase ranch interests there and Will make ranching hi« occupation. Pr>n ion a grange will meet art the Odell grange hall Wednesday, May 7. A good program haa been arranged and some very Jtifted speakers will be on ae present. The itiembera and officers are on the requested to be there promptly at 10 wfeek. a. m In order that the hnwineM ses be ob- sion may tie concluded by noon. Din record ner at 12 o’clock.’ Tlie afternoon pro Supper gram la open to the public. Mr. and Mrs. T. Forcler and son and Mias Mildred Jacques expect to motor to Portland for the wwk end. The senior play, "Just Like Percy,” will soon l>e staged. Watch for date snd place in next week's coInnin. Tlie OdeU operetta. “The Torea- adors.” was a mighty success. Those taking part played to a capacity house at the ltialto theatre laat Mon day evening. Mra. Ilenney deserves endless praise for the splendid train ing the pupils received, and those per forming acquitted ttiemselvea with honor. One week from Sunday will hr The announcements at the' Union Mother** day. The committee in are as follows: Rnnday school charge la preparing a suitable pro church at 10 o'clock, followed at 11 o'clock hy gram. commnnlon. Preaching at 3 p. m. by Rev. C. W. Johnson. Christian En deavor at 7 o'clock. Preaching at 8 o'clock hy Rev. Johnson. There was '1 splendid attendance both at morn ing and evening worship laat Sunday. Prayer meetiug at 8 o'clock Tlmrsday evenings. The Union church board aud officers will hold their workers' conference Monday. May 5. A good attendance In requested. daughter, week for who have J. Bryan. California. Mr. and Mra. Hayes L. Bickford re turned from Portland laat Friday. They were formally welcomed taTIne Grove society by a charivari Monday night. The social grange Saturday evening will be in charge of Mrs. Frank O. Dethman. A good program la assured, also music for dancing. Alfred Bates, in West Australis, has written hia nephew. Rev. Alfred Bates, regarding the immigration question in that country. "I gather,” said he, “from reading the American papers that you are more friendly toward the Immigrant than the people are here. The colonists are not at all fovorable to the Immigrant. They call them *pummeys.’ You know where my sympathies are In this par ticular I expect. About 40 years ago I left Liverpool for this country in a sailing vessel. We were three months making the trip. “A few days ago we had the British Straw Hat Durant Acceptance Corp Stock Sold under the Durant Plan—SIB per share, $2 per share down, $2 per share per mo. < You’ll get four whole month* of summer comfort. PINE GROVE The Ladles' Aid society will meet with Mrs. Alfred Bates Friday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Clark and daugh- worth League party to be held at the parsonage Friday, May ». Mrs. Julia Hunt had charge of the temperance program at the Sunday school last Sunday morning. Next Sunday the uanal Sunday school mkh I ou wll be hold at 10 O’clock. Church »ervice at 11 a. m. to be con ducted by the pastor. The program will include a five-minute talk to the children. Epworth Leage at 7.30 p. m. Topic: “Religion and Munte." to be introduced by Mrs. Anna M. Lester. Highway Auto Co.* Hood River, phone 4331