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■ YOU’LL NEED THESE Climb Mt. Hood and M m . J «a sad B Thief msad Sunday of last talks «ttAbed D Trank Conley Dalles Saturday. Mr. Bbogren and daughters, Alice, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Porter and Elisabeth and Trances, Ware camp*' baby, of TUtomook. spent the week ing at Brooks meadows last week. end at the Oouley home. UNITED STATES TIKES ARB GOOD Mra. Strachan and daughter, Betty, Bill Bay and wife aad daugh of. Dufur, visited friends in Mosier Vivian, of White Salmon, were Sal last week. day night (nests of Trank Conley. O Royal Cord user ever get* The Nichols and Fred Brans fam Mr. aad Mri J. B. Conley and ilies returned Wednesday from their daughters. Lottie and Lava, and excited about new. tire develop* fishing and camping trip and re Mias L. Wsnver, of White Salmon, ments, because he knows that when hl* ported good luvk latching fish. viaited at the Conley home recently. Dr. and Mrs. Bachly and three present Royal Cord doe* finally wear Mr. and Mrs. Lantry and sons, from Balt Lake, were visitors Leonard, of Lyle, were Bunday out he will find any really worth while at the Harding home last week. itors of the Bellingers. Mrs. Lelliott was in Hood River on MI m Kathleen Holmes spent advance in tire building in the new business last Thursday. oral days with the Morelands Royal he buy*. Mr. and Mra. Taggaeell. of Hood on the ranch. River, are staying with Mrs. Bhogren, Ruth, Bose, Irwin and Patty Latex treated cords are the latke t contribution while Mr. Bbogren is sway edmping. Strauss were Saturday visitors In of the Royal Cord makers to better tire service. Charley Brooks has bought a new Hood River. piano. Mr. and Mrs. Perrin Dunn, of Se A new patented process' that gives greater Francis Neilsen and Emily Hus- attle, were overnight guests at the strength and wearing quality. lands motored to Hood River last Alllngton home Sunday. Thursday evening and attended the The High School Girl Reserve club You get the benefit of this latex treatment show. ' held their meeting last Thursday In in Royal Cord High'Pressure Tires, Royal Mr. and Mrs. Husbands and family the Y but. with their guests, Mra. Boater and Cord Balloon Tires for 20, 21 and 22 inch Scotty Milue, of The Dalles, is daughter, motored to Crown Point on working at the Mosier meat market rims and Royal Cord Balloon'Type Tires a sight- seeing trip last Thursday. while Mr. Cherry is fishing. built to fit present wheels and rims without Mr. and Mrs. Davtdhiaar returned Everything is tfrogreaslng nicely Wednesday of last week from Oak with the new mail route and the change. Ridge where they have been visiting patrons are getting ready their mall their son, Roscoe. and their daughter, boxes. U. S. Tires are the only tires Mrs. Bessie Fisher, and family. Sunday of last week C. T. Bennett in the world made of cords Mr. and Mrs. Foster and Mra. Poe with Mrs. Hunter and daughter, Nora, of Portland, were guests of Emily and Mrs. JJuuter's brother and wife solutioned in raw rubber latex Husbands Baturday. motored to the DesChutes river. Saturday visitors in Hood River «* Joe Higley, Irene Horn and Mae w<#e Mr. Beldln and Evelyn and Camp attended the. show in Hood Harold, Mrs. Husbands and Emily River Saturday evening. and Arviila. Elda Bonier, Mr. and Mrs. Alllngton, Mrs. Bailey and Mr. Bananas Thought Bologna and Mrs. A. J. Httnt. W. C. Clark spent Bunday with his A motor tourist walked into 'the AUTO PARK SERVICE STATION, Hood Riv parents, returning to his work in Grange Cooperative etore the other Heppner Bunday evening. day and purchased a quantity of FLOYD MARTIN, White Salmon, Wash. Oren Osburn and wife motored to supplies. As he left the store he Portland Wednesday of last week. said: “I believe I'd like two or three of Mra. C. H. Race and Mn. H. W. Tackland with her little daughter, those bologna as usages.** “Sorry, replied Manager MacMillan, Nancy, arrived Monday of last week. I think They will spend the summer with "we don’t have bologna. and 1 graduate student. The group at 6 p. m. Their car rolled into the Race family. Mra. C. H. Race you’ll have to go to a meat market Includes 2 in agriculture, H in com Loe Angeles at 2 p. m. on Thursday. is boose secretary for ths Y. W. C. for that.” Geo. M. Bunday was with hia merce, 1 in forestry, 8 in home eco The visitor then pointed to a bunch A. st El Paso, Texas. nomic«, 1 in electrical engineering, brother and the two took turns at red bananas, just hung in the Mrs. Alllngton with her son, Dar or mHHV 2 in chemical engineering, 2 in me driving. On the way to Oregon they store, and asked what they were if rell, and daughter, Barbara, re not bologna. When informed that chanical engineering, 3 in vocational left Los Angeles on Friday at 3 p. turned Wednesday of last week from they were bananas, he left in disgust. P. F. Clark, who resigned the sales education, 1 in maBic and 1 in botany m., reaching Odell at 10 p. m. on a month’s camping at the beach. Bunday. On the way up they made Red bananas, while not uncommon managership of the Apple Growers and plant pathology. Hal Blanchard left Friday for Pen In eastern markets, are rarely seen Among the students was Mias Helen Oakland without a stop. There they Association June 1, announced last dleton where be intenda to work, here. Jay Tike, mid-Columbla sales week while here that he and E. A. Hawkes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. stopped and slept seven hours. The lfr. and Mra. Borden Beck and man for the Pacific Fruit A Produce Baker had made final arrangements Edw. Hawkes, a senior in vocational second atop was made at Ashland, where they stopped live hours. little son, of Redmond, Viaited the Co., has been, placing a number ot for establishing a fruit sales service education. bunches of the red bananas lately. Husbands family last week. in Portland. Except for the Portland i-fc. Mrs. Cherry with her daughters. market the men will deal in carlots Record Motor Run Is Made Acheson is School Clerk Mary and Doria, were shopping in only. In Portland they will handle Card ef Thanks Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Bunday, last I. It. Acheson last week was ap The Dalles last week. We wish to express our sincere smaller shipments. week HM-elved a letter from their pointed clerk of the board of school The new service, said Mr. Clark, son, Paul, who tells of a record district No. 3. He succeeds M. H. Mr. snd Mrs. Ven sei with Mrs. thanks and appreciation to our snd Ven sei’s brother, Gene McNeil, friends and neighbora for their kind will be established with the particular «. ulviuvui . c uip a.viu lur niruunj -in.vim'll, the me dean of Oregon school automobile trip from the Sunday ! Nickelsen, end his family, were camping at aid and expressions of sympathy end toward serving growers and ship Odell ranch place to Los Angeles. | district 2’ ----- clerks. . Mr. Nickelsen will Badger lake last week. ~ during the illness of our wife, mother ping organizations having a tonnage Ittey left Odell on Tuesday evening i retire ' * froni his position September 1. Mr. and Mra. Livingstone and chil and daughter. Especially do we wish too small to justify them in employ dren have gone on a camping trip to thank thoee who presented floral ing an individual selling personnel. tribute«. The memory of the mln- Mr. Baker, owner of a West Bide up around Victory. orchard, has been located in Portland Mr. and Mra. Weldrlck and daugh Ist rat Ions will be kept sacred, in charge of city sales for the Asso Walter Torry and Family, ter, Florence, viaited at their old ciation. Mr. Clark, who was formerly Mr. and Mra. William Farrell, home place with the B. T. Morgenaon Maybe you've planned a vacation trip, or a hurried flatting sales manager of the Yakima Fruit Mr. and Mra. W. T. Forty. family. growers' Association, owns an orchard journey up tome of the mid-Columbia’s famous trout stream«. Mrs. Hattie Bailey waa a' visitor Something la found wrong with the car. at Yakima. Waasa Cherry Crop Heavy in The Dalles Wednesday of last Bring it down to ua with the inftrudtiona that you want quick week. Estimated at only 1,200 tona, the work. You'll get it. Miss Hawkes Wins Honor Frank Wilson has gone to Newport Wuro county cherry crop reached The same dispatch to applied in the repair of spraying riga Straight “A” average was made With keen competition where he will work on the Roosevelt 1.300 tons. or other orchard or farm equipment. reigning among buyers, the prices last term by 22 Oregon Agricultural highway. Forrest Evens was in The Dalles of Royal Annes ranged from four college students, who carried the nor to seven ctpits and black varieties mal load of 15 credits or more, five Wednesday of lest week. from 11 to 15 cents per pound. of whom are from Portland. The Visitors in Hood River Monday Sixty four carloads of cherries were number last year was 13. were Mr. and Mra. Harding, Mrs. forwarded under refrigeration to TeL *2551 FOURTH STREET On the list are 4 seniors, 9 Juniors, Guy Duvall, Mn. J. B. Proctor and eastern potato. 4 sophomores, 3 freshmen, 1 special daughter. Dora, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Templemire. Mrs. Thomas Lelliott, Mr. Lennox and Chris Huge. The Ladles’ Aid will most at Mrs. Johnson’s home July 28. Judge Wilson spent the week end with his family on their ranch. r Mr. and Mn. E. D. Piercry, of Grass Valley, visited with relatives t in Mosier and Hood River Bunday. Caroline Davenport to visiting « with her aunt, Mn. Cherry, and I some of her old friends. I N with the LEGION ALPINEST0CKS HAVERSACKS GOQOLES Secure yours while stocks are” complete E. A. FRANZ CO C ervice First, Last and Always CLARK WILL OPEN A PORTLAND OFFICE Give us a chance and we will convince YOU as we have score* of others Yours For Service VINCENT & SHANK The Home of Quality Groceries 1 When Time Counts We have a complete line of Lunch Supplies for your Vacation Picnic HOWELL BROS. 57>c LAURNELL MARKET Nothing But The Best” This to the best value ter the least i fol la Uto------- !— ---------------- - Twenty acres of excellent land, ten acres In cultivation and Um acres in fine timber ; ideal for a chicken ranch. Planted to straw berries, potatoes and other crops. All under irrigation. The buildings are strictly first-class; built new three years ago. The dwelling Is five rooms, plastered; electricity; fire place; glassed-in porch, also arreened-ln front porch ; concrete basement ; good well ; double garage, 20x20; large wood bouse; chicken houses; buildings insured for 12,000.00, and all nicely painted; attractive homesite. Owner is celled east suddenly and must aelL Has authorised me to seU this property for >3,800, on any reasonable terms to suit buyer. O. N. RAVUIN AGENT PYTHIAN BUILDING HOOD RIVER. Office Supplies These are days when you are thinking of them. We have nearly everything In the staple line you may desire. If you want anything special, we’ll get It for you. THE BOOK AND ART STORE HOOD RIVER, OREGON r? AFTER DINNER DANCES. Hood River folk are invited to attend tbs Saturday Evening After-Dinner Dances at 50 cents per person. ladies of Hood River Valley, who wish to enter tain clubs or groups of their friends, will find our facilities a means of economical oSnvenience. Your guests will be pleased. THE COLUMBIA GORGE HOTEL t . i , z iwj A S. E. BARTMESS FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND LICENSED Phooe MBAI.IEB 1381.3821 □ceased with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. <HOOD RIVER, OREGON J Anderson Undertaking Co. C. C. ANDERSON, Sole Proprietor I T Licensed Embalmer and Fonerai Director ? 41» OAK8TRKTT, PHONE IBi Mr. and Mn. Roaa motored to Portland and brought their little granddaughter, Patty May, home with them for a visit. The Ladies* Aid was very pleas antly entertained by Mrs. Beldln laat week. Ernest Evans, of Rosedale farm, has finished his tennis court, Any- oue wishing to play tenuis is wel- come. Mr. snd Mn. Vestol, who hare l»een visiting Mr. Vestol's sister, Mra. Nancy Hunter, for two Weeks, have returned to their home near Medford. Mr. and Mn. Broscoe and son have returned to their home in Beattie after a visit with the Herr family. Mr. and Mn. Wood and eon, with Mn. R. D. Chatfield, were shopping in The Dalles Baturday. The Moaier baseball tram was de feated by the Bingen tram Sunday. 12 to 0. There was a large attend ance from both towns. Mr. and Mra. Jones and children returned Bunday from a two-week«’ vacation. They have been visiting with relatives at Baker. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Chown and children spent a few days laat week at Neskowin, in Tillamook. MI m Mary Binford, of Santa Ana, Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. I* M. Carey and eon, Clyde, of Escondido, Calif. and Mr. and lira. H. C, Mcllvaine, of Carthage, Ind., are visiting their relatives, Mr. and Mra. W. E. Chown. A fishing party composed of Mark A. Mayer. Joe Weller, James ('berry, Frank Middleswart, and Jim Wilson left Baturday evening for Clear lake to be gone a few days. Mr. and Mn. Cullen and daughter, Anna Mae, of Cleveland, Ohio, spent Baturday with Chas. Bennett “ and the Hunter family. Mr. and Mn. Will Graham and eon spent Bunday with Nancy Hunret and family.' Mn. E. M. Camp and Mr. and Mra. A. D. Camp, of Gresham. and Mr. and Mra. John Marshal, of Kn- gene, viaited at the Camp home last Baturday. Mra. Alec Carlson and son and Mias Elsie Carlson have been at the Elsie Carlson home for a week, plans to visit her parents for awhile and Mra. Carlson has gone to The Dalles to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. 0. C. Bailey and baby daughter, Mary, were week end visitors In Mosier. Mr. and Mrs. H. 8. Braakman, of Hood River, called on the Holmes family Bunday evening. Jnanira Cavin met with a serious accident the other day when she fell on a can and cut her foot. Mr. and Mra. Joe Osburn, Bert Osburn, Mr. and Mr«. Oren Osburn 4 * -t - « The perfect oil for frying, for shortening and for mayonnaise making. Amaizo makes better foods with less effort and more economy. 1. а. 3. i- 4. A 5. б. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. ELEVEN ADVANTAGES OF AMAIZO OIL Fries beautifully, thoroughly, quickly. Does not smoke at cooking temperature. Does not carry the flavor of one food to another, so can be used over and over. Heats quickly. Measures easily and accurately. Blends rapidly with other ingredients. Necessitates no melting. . * Makes delicate, delicious cakes—is an ideal shortening. Maintains the delicious natural flavor of foods. Does not curd in mayonnaise. 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