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rlett Fuller, will leave for Cannon Ha waa rtJtioned it Kelly Field, fit1 lieutenant tn the reserve const artil-
Beach, where they will spend a two a field in Louisiana and later at lery corp*..
4
weeks’ vacation at the Nlckalsen Dayton, Ohio. After the war he
Should you become euddeuly ill,
MII4WIIIII H il«ill| | I«» cottage.
remained In the east engaged In i“- naturally you will went the beet doc
If you do not reoeive your Oregonian dustrial work.
H. L. Haabrouek. optometrist.
| tor in town. If you want to know
For Spirella ooreetg, Mrs. Fred Howe, regularly or wish to subscribe for same,
Thoe. Lacey, who Is employed on
_ the truth about ___
your insurance ___
policy
_
eithsr
by
carrier
or
mail,
please
cell
•13 Uaeoad* ave. Phone 2464.
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construction work at, Oregon City by consult John H. Young, phone 3074;
Oregonian agent. Phone 2308. f 2Hf
the state highway commission, was he will give you expert advice on Ute
If Cameron bad not understood bis
t
Tal. 1014 and have Meyer A King cal) here over the Fourth' for a visit with insurance without obligation on your
baatoeas I would have told you so. I28U
HOOD RIVEK, OREGON
for your suit. It «ill be cleaned and Ms family.
•
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v
i
part.
Peacock Beauty parlor, Richard’s pressed and returned ready for immedi­
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Spaulding, of
F" and Mrs. Willard C. Young and
Mr.
pta.w.T«l. 2921.
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ate wear.
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Portland, where Mr. Spaulding Is now Lynn Young t have arrived by automo-
Cal. Charles Btenhauser was in
Dr. and Mrs. II. D. W. Pineo spent with the Meier A Frank Co., were bile for
a'viall It with Mrs. A. J. Derby,
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Portland the past week on business.
the week end at the Lava Bed sum­ here last week the greets of Mr. and sister of 'lesars.
Young, and family.
Mi
Fred Carqqb and family are spend- mer home of )ir. aud Mrs. R. P. Mrs. Harry Connaway.
| They made the trip west from Penn-*
vlng a two wegka* vacation at Newport. Loomis.
.
z Judge Cartner has been named by sylvanla by the way of Arlsona and
E. Scott has taken over the
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Brownlee came Gov. Pierce as a memlx-r of a state­ California. The heat, the motor party
insurance business of W: J. Baker.
down from Seattle over the week end wide committee to arrange for a cele­ declares. waa terrific la the southwest.
Mra. Harry Connaway was a Port­ for a visit to their East 8ide orchard bration of the anuiversary' of the bat­
Mr. and Mrs. James Steele and
place.
land visitor Sunday.
small daughter Anita, arrived the lat­
tle of St. Mihiel September 12.
W. P. Piepenbrink, of Portland, was
Frank Sameon left last Thursday
Mra7*H. L. Hasbrouck and daughter, ter part of last week from California
here yesterday calling on business Miss Evelyn, accompanying W. 8. for a visit with Mrs. Steele's i>arents.
for a vacation at Seaside.
Hood River Box Co., box manufac­ friends. While In the valley he vis­ Bowman and Mr. and Mra. F. L. Mr. and Mra. M. L Emrv Mr Steele
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turing, Hood Riter, Oregon. Phone ited Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Blackman.
Lattz. of Pendleton, have left on a returned at once. Mrs. Steele and
•f
daughter will remain in Hood River
1M2.
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Mr. and Mrs. Geo. I. Slocom are re­ tour of Yellowstone National Park.
for
the
summer.
Eocene Coal Oil stops smoking and ceiving congratulations on the birth
R. M. Stone, foreman of the Ore­
Miss Jessie "Dewis, daughter of M
smelling oil stoves. In bulk at Franz of a flue daughter bom at their home gon Lumber Company's logging camp
Co.
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Monday, July 7.
on the West Fork, returned to his and Mrs. A. O.~ Lewis, has cabled t
tasks Monday, following a Fourth of the Hawaiian islands accepting a
Eves scientifically examined by H. L~
Mrs. Anne Haxby, formerly local li­
teacher's position there next yesr.
Hasnronck, Optometrist Heilbronner brarian, now in charge of the Baker July visit here and in Portland.
Miss Lewis, a graduate of the Uni­
Bldg.'*
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
8.
Braakman
library, la expected here soon for a
versity of Oregon, is now attending a
have
returned
from
a
motor
jaunt
of
If Cameron could not have fixed your vlalt
visit with. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. 8ifton.
normal achool In Minnesota. She
than a week to Seattle. Mr. taught last year at Parkdule.
electric system I would have told vou
St. Mark's Guild . will
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meet tomor- more
AT A MODEST PRICE
Braakman says he finds business In
so.
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row afternoon at 2.30 o’clock with good condition at the Puget Sound
Mra. J. H. McVay and her guest,
Highest cash price paid tor your need Mrs. D.
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E. —
Hand - at her ; home
Mrs. J. H. Kroegher, of Pittsburgh,
point«
farniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClain Montello avenue.
spent the week end at the Homestead,
J*. 8. Montgomery and family and having accompanied Mrs
at E. A. Frans Oo.
s20ft
A. Mc­
Mr. and Mrs. Krank W. McDonald,
Mra. Lucretia Lewis, of La Grande, of Bend, en route to Portland for a the family of his son, J. J. Montgom­ Donald to the highland hostelry as
ery,
Kentucky
'*
motorists,
passed
has been here the past week vistlng visit, stopped here last week to visit
her j guests.
During • their hbseace
through the city last week. They W. B. Gentry, of Willow FUt, stayed
friends.
friends.
were greeted while here by a former with Dr. McVay.
Mrs. Lawrence E. Kiteon, of San
('apt. and Mrs. C. C. Seeley mo­ Kentuckian, Allan Hart.
Francisco, is visiting with her |>ar- tored down over the Fourth for a
The following Logantown, Pa.,
When you come in to see these
o ®
Mrs. H. Brewiw returned laat week
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Staten.
visit witli Col. and Mrs. Charles from Copas, Minn., where she had party arrived the latter, part of last
ten attractive styles, you’ll have
Ö®
week
on
a
motor
trip
of
tire
Pacific
E. II. Holbrook is engaged in con­ Steinhauscr, of the Upper Valley.
been called by the fatal illneM of Northwest for a visit with the fa
a very pleasant surprise. For
family
structing a new home on Cascade
Mrs. J. E. Muller and son, of Sac­ her mother, Mrs. Sarah Hickman,
I
they are very unusual values!
of I..
M.
Karstetter, of “
Summit:
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avenue.
ramento, Calif., are here visiting Mra. Mrs. Hickman's death occurred June ■r
J.
Kemmer,
J.
;
N.
Kemmer,
J.
L.
Made beautifully, with finest
1
Muller
’
s
slater.
Mra.
I.
D.
Parking,
Miss Helen Barstow, of Portland, is
. 21.
Kemmer, Claire Kemmer und David
workmanship.
French seams.
here looking after a West Side or­ and .Mr. Parkins.
Mr. and Mrs. C. • Beth man. accom- Renninger.
chard place. ■>.
Cut generously.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Kastner and Mr. ■ panie<l by their sons, Fred and Wil-
The Mutual Life Insurance Com­
Mrs. J. R. Norton was in Portland and Mrs. C. H. Sietton spent the week ! liam, and the latter'« family, are
the first of the week to participate end at the Pathfinders' club grounds i »(tending this week with Mr. Deth- pany writes every form of Life Insur­
ance from 10-year Endowment to Old
YOU MAY CHOOSE FROM
' in the annual state tennis tournament. on the East Fork.
man’s brother. John Dethman, and Age Pension. Are you carrying enough
was
Mias Marie Berry Is -here from , family, at Long Beach, Wash.
J. St. J. Benedict, of Parkdale,
insurance for your family's protection
here this week as a meiubej of the Portland spending a vacation with i
Harry Duck, who formerly resided and your old age retirement fund or
Hand-drawn work, hand embroidery,
grand jury.
her imrenta, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. here, was up from Portland the first is It possible that you are making
for
Berry.
of
the
week
calling
on
old
friends.
Rev. P. Hilgendorf has left
monthly payments for an automobile?
Beautiful color* and loveliest design* in
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lloyd and Mr. Duck for a number of years has
Spokane, Wash., to attend the au-
Did you know that The Mutual
l>een
a
member
of
the
staff
of
the
daughter, Maxine, and Mr. and Mrs.
nual convention of the church.
Fine tissues and smart new Challis-
Life Insurance Company of. New York
Pansy plants, 20c per dozen, balance F. Honk, all of Portland, were week Circle theatre in Portland.
is the Oldest Legal Reserve Life In­
R. D. Chatfield, manager of the surance Company in America carrying
charmingly trimmed
of season. Mrs. T. W. Berry, tel. 6428 end visitors here.
Chicken or eslmon dinners, special Mosier Fruit Growers Association, more than Thirty Five Millions of
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and styled
Trunks, Bags, Suitcases. I-arge as­ luncheon«. The Rapids, Cascade Locks. and Fruit Inspector Hazen, of Wasco Dollars worth of Insurance in Oregon
Kelly Breakfast«, too, are our specialty. Try county, were here Monday as wit­ and cash investments -tn thlH state of
sortment, reasonably priced.
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us the next time you get up early and nesses In the Nicklen-Howard dam­ Eighteen Millions of dollars? Certain­
Bros. Co.
«tart out for Portland.
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age case.
Our fashion service offers these lovely, cool, sheer street dresses in a great variety
ly a good asset for this state. Rep­
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Gook motored
In her opening contest in the Ore­ resented by John H. Young. District
up from Portland for a week end vis- , Mrs. C. M. Snider, whose late hus­
of styles, trimmings and colors. Light or dark backgrounds, fine laces, important perma­
it with Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Nichols. band was formerly editor of the gon State Tennis tournament in Port­ Manager for Hood River, Wasco and
land Monday Mrs. J. R. Norton won 8herman counties. Hood River, Ore.
Wasco
Enterprise,
baa
moved
here
to
nent finished organdy, novel button and self-mgterial trimmings.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wilkerson, of make her home. Mra. Snider spent her match. She was matched in the
Mias May Davidson and Mrs. Susie
Iowa, are here for a visit with Mr. the
second round of play with Miss Hald, Lynn left last Thursday afternoon on
past week in Portland.
and Mra. W. R. Sherwood.
a motor jaunt to Baker, where they
Kenneth McKay, formerly local one of the state'a noted tennis stars.
VERY NOTEWORTHY VALUES!
II. G. Ball and A. F. 8. Steele left, fruit man. now in business in Port­
Paul and Lynn Winans have started visited Mrs. Aimee Walton Bergman,
Sunday on a camping and fishing land, accomiMtnied by Mra. McKay a new service station near the Punch formerly of this city, and her family.
trip northeast of Mount Adams.
and’ their small daughter, spent the Bowl. It will tie known as The They returned home Monday. The vis­
We expressly invite you to come into our store within the next few day* to
Howard L. Moore, of Detroit, Mich., Fourth at the Columbia Gorge hotel. Punch Bowl service station. The men itors to the eastern Oregon city de­
will carry campers’ supplies, soft clared that the Old Oregon Trail was
has been here the past week the guest
Mr. and Mra. J.~ Martin, Mr. and drinks and ice cream.
these Summer Dresses.
constantly crowded wth tourists. They
of his brother, 8. J. Moore.
W. Bowser and Arthur Gelse, of
met cars bearing the license plates of
Col. W. 8. Dowd was a business Mrs.
We
have
just
received
a
shipment
oi
Ixis Angeles, arrived last week for a the old reliable Eastern White Oak sole 15 different states. Many British Co­
visitor in Portland the flrat of the visit
at the Oak Grove home of A. leather. For those who prefer leather lumbia motorists are out on jaunts in
week.
Mende.
on the bottoms o( their shoes, there is the States.
The West Side Circle of Riverside
Frank Depue, formerly of Odell, nothing better. We'll put soles on yoor
Mrs. Fred. H. Weiss, ypung matron
fhurch will hold an all day meeting who
moved to Goidendale, Wash., last ihoes while you wait. T. C. Smith’s of Sarita Crua, Calif., who la here
with Mrs. C. C. Paddock tomorrow.
year, has written that he and his Champion Shoe Shop.
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visiting her parent* Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McDonald and family have left for Thompsonville,
Mrs.
L.
E.
Taft
last
week
In
a let­ H. J. Frederick, made a record trip
little daughter, Catherine, were vis­ Mich., to make their home.
to her husband stated that she north. Mrs. Weise left Santa Crux
ter to
itors Sunday with relatives in Bingen.
Ont on s western honeymoon tour,
Ti - ’ad the pleasure of attending at 9.30 a. m. Friday morning. June nlshed small |>ungalow here or near
Mrs. Lulu Carter and daughter are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence M. Gerdes had
the Chicago church of Rev. W. H. 27. She arrived in Portland Sunday the city where he can make his home
here visiting her brother, Banks Mort­ have arrived .from Milwaukee for a Boddy the Sunday previous. Mra. afternoon. Mrs. Weiss said the roads for the summer.
imer, and family.
visit with Mr. Gerdes’ father, J. H. Taft is on a visit with eastern rel­ north were in excellent condition.
Searches of records and reliable ab­ Gerdes, and his sisters.
She declared they were crowded with
atives.
Vacation Time
stracts make by Oregon Abstract Com­
A. G. Thompson and family, who California tourists, on the way to
Miss Sarah Howes has left for
pany, A. W. Onthank, Manager, 306 Portland, having accepted the place have been at Michigan points the j»ast the green forests of the northwest.
(By
Frederick
D. Stricker, M. D.,
Pak Street. Phone 1621.
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of autistitute organist for Mt. Tabor 'several months, have returned to the
Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Perkins, wlm collaborating epidemiologist, Oregon
> Cleaning and pressing your clothes Presbyterian church for the month of city. Mr. Thompson says that indus­ recently arrived ■ from I xm » Angeles, State Board of Health, In cooperation
•ids wonderfully to their wvsr. Tel. July.
trial plants of the great eastern cen­ are temporarily domiciled at the G. P. with the United States Public Health
1014 for Meyer A King. Quick delivery
After a seven years’ absence, Lon Is ters are beginning to slow up ma­ Morden home on Cascade avenue. Service).
•ervice.
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They had planned on moving to an
Lofts, son of Mr. and Mra. S. It. terially. ,
No one need question the necessity
Mrs. K. W. Sinclair motored to ixtfta, returned home the latter part _ Mr. aud Mrs. Forrest L. Mw will orchard place in the Mosier section for cessation, for a brief period dur­
Portland Sunday to join her father, of last week and will begin work leave by automobile today for San but found that their well had been ing the year, from the daily routine
Sidney C. Miller, on a boat trip to with a steel crew on the Waukoma Francisco, Calif., where Mr. Moe will polluted by drowned digger squirrels. of your work. There are sound phys­
Astoria aboard the steamer Georgiana. interstate bridge. Young Lofts, while attend a training camp for reserve Mr. Perkins, who for many years was iological, mental, social, and econom­
Next week Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and still in his late teens enlisted in the officers of the United States army. a printer in the composing rooms of ic reasons for a vacation period. The
children, accompanied by Miss Har- air service during the world war. Mr. Moe holds a commission as flrat the Oregonian, is now seeking a fur- physical energy upon which you have
*
Constantly drawn must be renewed
and increased. That tired, listleaa
feeling, the accumulation uf your re­
peated and hearty responses to the
demands of your work, must be dis­
pelled. Your visions and Ideals must
not only be maintained but also en­
larged.
And, Anally, your mental
and physical condition must be so
guarded that your earning capacity
be not impaired.
j
Wonderful scenery, cooling winds,
and the normal human response to
c
all that la living In the realms of
natnre have made it customary for
Phone 1032
Located in the Gross Building
Phone 1032
the vacation period to be allotted to
one of the summer months. Trans­
portation facilities—the train, the
boat and the automobile—make it and exercise your knowledge of sani­
Electric Bakery Again Open
possible for you to visit every nook tary decency.
and corner of the world, Whetber
H.
P. Condon, formerly of Yakima
Your vacation will have been mer­
you should have solitude or should ited and successful if, upon your re­ and Portland, a skilled baker, has
seek the excitement of crowds is for turn, you are mentally and physically purchased the Electric Bakery. He
to decide—you may have either, refreshed, and are not only ready but will open his shop today, serving the
Choose, however, that which is en- also eager to resume your daily public with high class homemade pas­
tlrely foreign to your dally mode of activities.
tries snd bread.
life and of play. Keep away from
anything that resembles an activity
that la routine to your work. Give
SOCIETIES
your mind complete relaxation.
Your physical activities should, at
CO Hood River Commindrry No 11, K.T
all times, be so apportioned that . i Z t . Mesta every flrat Tuesday evening
month.
K 1. Soobee, K. 0.
there should be no need to "rest up” •mmf each
Wm. Irwin, Recorder.
after your return from your vacation.
Whatever exercise you indulge in see MT. HOOD COUNCIL No. », R. SH. M. M m U
that it is in keeping with your phys­ In Masonic Hall «vary third Tucadav In
month.
W. V. Laraway, 1. t. M.
ical requlreinenta.' Avoid excesses of •sch
A. Canfleld, Recorder.
any kind, Give hroper and careful
Bordens’ Milk, tall can........................................... 9c
Blue Mt. Hard Wheat Flour, 49 lb. sack.....$1.50
attention to the foód you eat and to
UW OFFICE MOVED
the water you drink, Bear in mind
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that typhoid fever and other intes­
The law office of Geo. R. Wilbur and
Libbeys’ Apple Butter, tall can..................... ...15c
tinal diseases and disorders may lie J. 11. Hazlett ha» been removed to tlie
White River Flour 49 lh. sack...................... $1.65
easily acquired from contaminated aecond floor ofcths K. P.i Heilbronner) k
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food and water supplies. Maintain Building.
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BSIBT LOCAL MKNT10N
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Molden, Huelat, Sather Co
WIRTHMOR JIFFION
VV ASH FROCKS
of Cool, Sheer Materials for
Street and Resort Wear
Every Dress is Priced Remarkably Low !
Cash & Carry Grocery
H. GROSS, Proprietor
Specials for SaL^und Mon., duly 12 and 14
As you all know, the condition of wheat, which has been very short this year,
means a high price on flour. But, we still have the flour which we bought at the old
price, therefore we are giving you the benefit of it. The same flour has been sold all
over Hood River Valley and has prooved satisfactory. And any one of our customers
who cannot make good bread out of the same flour may bring back the balance of the
sack and well return your money in full. It’s no use to pay money for other brands
when this Bhse Mountain Flour is just as good.
Silver Crest Pure Lard, 8-lb. can, net wt. ..$1.85
Gold Bar Jelly in glasses, all flavors, each...... lOc
Sugar Cured Side Bacon« lean streaked, lb....
2Oc
Kelloggs’ Cornflakes, each.....................................
Wax Lunch Paper, 3 rolls.... .....................
lOc
Shredded Wheat or Puffed Wheat, 2 for........ 23c
12 Paper Picnic Plates for..............................
10c
Ice Cream Powder, all flavors, 2 for.................23c
Pure Honey, pint............. 3Oc; quart............
55c
Lemons, size 300 in case, per dozen................ 25c
New Potatoes, 7 pounds for.................................25c
Home Grown Cabbage, per pound.......................:4c
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Catering
to your Taste
SERVING YOU BETTER
9c
Ordtr your apricots for canning at the low price at which they will be on sale .
Saturday.
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Mr. ML X Kstoo representattve of Armour & Cor will demonstrate soap, washing
powder and cleanser at our store Saturday. And you will be able to buy the actual
value of $1.86 for 98c-8aturday only.
If you cant come, call us up, phone 1032. We will deliver goods to your home—it
will cost you 10c for delivery in city limits.
H. P. Condon
Wishes to announce that he has
purchased the fixtures and equipment
Of the Electric Bakery and has again
opened
the shop.
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We will serve
with
o4kes, Pastries and Pies, all home­
made, fresh every day.
Try a loaf of our home-made bread.
is our principal bvsinsss.
Our high grade stock* are
widely varied and priced con­
sistently with quality. If you
desire quality, merchandise
and service, we can better
serve you than any store in
tins vicinity.
AT YOUR SKRVICK
The Star Grocery
“Goul
PERICO &
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