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HOOD RIVER CLACIË&, THURSDAY, JANUARY 28. f" TF ▼ Old lima dance at Rockford hall highways aa a member of the traffic Friday, January 29, Graveoatata or- force of the state. Mr. Devin, formerly chratra. * t^dfiPt of Ione, moved to the Mt 7°u think of Insurance, think Hood district with his family several k H. L. Haabrouck. optometrist. o< the Ortgon Fire Relief AmoctoUon. yean ago. The Portland Telegram, Hood River Phone 2891, < . jyy Dr. W. Donald Nickeiaen. of Port agent, Carroll Day. Phone 836.1. aWU Truipan Butler and I. B. Acheson land, motored up for a week end visit Two Winsome young women modern n ^*n 1f00™* in the Bronins and their aona, Robert Butler and Rus with his parents, Mr. and Mra. J. R. Pled Pipereases, Mias Helen A. Cald Building. Bee R. E. 8cott. alStf nell Acheson, were in Portland last Nickeiaen. On hU return home Sunday well, a Kentucky girl, and Mias Anna H.-R, Auto Wreckers,on the Heights, week to see the ice hockey game evening he was accompanied by bis May Wright, from old Virginia, arrived aria for all cars. |g(f Neweli’a Spray Masks may be pur mother and brother, Ned. in the mld-Columbia Monday deter Bring your tubes in. We will check chased from the Apple Growers Associa The Cbrbdli _lan Endeavorora cif the mined to exterminate the rodent popu tion and at J. G. Vogt’a, E, A. Franz Co., First Chrtiitta them free. The Radio Shop. alStf ___________ lan church flwRi give a lations of the cities and town* therein. Call 6599 when you need stenographic Hood River Garage and Kelly Bros -¡21 ti noodle luncheon at 6 p. m. Turada ” Miss Wright Journeyed on to The We pay cash lor your old furniture or Peltruary 2, in the church dining roosn. Da Ilea, while Mias Caldwell remained It ift ■ well known fact that the Merchandiae carried by the work. nI2tf hen* to entice rata and tula to their t E. A. Ray, light trmkiog, country or make a liberal allowance on new good.s Noodles, sandwiches, apple naiad, apple tjootn. Molden, Huelat, Sather Co., was of the best mskes and highest qusi- Call Hackett 8411, Kelly Bros. Co. Fur pie and <*offev will be served for 26c. city. Phones, 3801 and 3641. n2Htf n2«lf Misses Caldwell and Wright have the ity. The prices were high, bat there wss no question ss to the niture Excbsnge. ' ttil7tf The Masons defeated the Odd Fel eifdoraement of the United States Pub Piano leaaous. M r». J. R. Wilson. Searches of records and reliable ab quslity. low» Tuesday evening in the famous Phone 1101. 118 lic Health service. They secured the stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com- tournameut being waged here indorsement of C. T. Baker and Dr. Mr. and Mra. Harold Hersiiner »[tent panv, A. W.Onthank, Manager, First pinochle the past several weeks It was a dose the first of the week ".......................... * in ' Portland. National Bank Bldg. Tel. 16St. jyflO-t< contest. Thirty-two games were played. J<w Edgington before launching their C. II. Vaughan was a business _______ ______ visitor If you do not receive your Oregonian Hie winners scored a margin of 450 local campaign. Mias Caldwell said that estimates of in Portland the first of the week. regularly or wish to subscribe for same, potato. It is understood that the the federal health service places the When we bought this business, it was for the purpose of es R. E. Scott left yesterday for Port either by carrier or mail, please call Knights of Pythias lodge members have rat population of a community at twice tablishing a new era of Quality Merchandise at Low Prices. Oregonian agafit. Phone 2303. f21tf land on a business trip of several days. challenged the winners. that of the human beings. At that The Woman's Union of Riverside HERE ARE A FEW ITEMS TO SHOW JUST WHAT WE MEAN Let a Coin Controlled Cl ex help you Jost*i>li Frazier. Jr., formerly member rate Hood River has more than 6.000 save. See Allyn Buttou or tel. 4242. jlötf church will meet at the church Friday of the sheriff’s staff, who has been ill live rata ready to lieoni« dead rata. You know the Goods and the Prices. Note Our New Prices! Cash paid (or old care H.-K. Auto of this week to sew for the hospital. for the past year, was taken to a hos The system of extermination, it I* said, Luncheon will be served at 12.30. pital at The Dallea Monday for treat will kill a minimum of 60 per eent of Wreckers. ¡Gtf Mra. Amanda Whitehead has re ment. It was feared that Mr. Frazier the rodents. Rubbish hauling, light trucking. R. Men's Arch Preserver Shoes in black, turned from a visit with Mr. and Mra. might be suffering from tuberculosis. Misses Caldwell and Wright t>egan Ladies' Arch Preserver Shoes, Oxfords F. Cooper, tel. 1721 or 3682 ml9tf An examination, however, revealed that their careers as rat exterminator« II. F. Davidson and other relatives and vici and tan, super-calf, at the es and Strap Pumps sold at $10.00, Let a Coin Controlled Clock help you his ailment was caused from spinal about four and a half years ago in tablished price of $12.50. save. See Allyn Butt >nor tel. 4242 jlötf frienda in Portland. $1 1.00 and $12.50 the pair. W. D. Trotter, whose appealing coun troutile. He'wlll be treated by having Norfolk, Va.. where they were em Russell G. Pond returned last week try home is on the Columbia Rlter his tiaek placed in a cast, it was stated. ployed by the health department. Dur Our New Price $8.75 Our New Price $6.95 from a visit in Curry county. highway near Wyeth, was a business F. E. Newell to back at his top shqp ing the period of extermination work The Oregon Fire Relief Association is visitor in the city Tuesday. again after a visit in various regions th^y learned how to mix and «¡»ply the Men's $8.50 O'Donnell shoes and ox an Oregon Insurance Company (or Ore Ladies' $7.50 and $8.00 Dress Pumps Newell's Spray Masks may be pur popularizing his spray mask. While barium carbonate of the federal gov gon property owners. Phone 2801. j7tf chased at the Apple Cirowers* A fords, black and the new tans. in Portland the North Pacific ‘fruit ernment effectively. It was there that Satin, Patent and the new Tans. Eocene Coal Oil stops smoking ano tion and st J. G. Vogt’s? K. 2 " region district was placed in the hands the idea of traveling over the entire Our New Price $4-85 Our New Price $6.45 smelling oil stoves. In bulk at Fran» Hood River Garage and Kelh or the Portland Heed Co. This large land in a kind of Pied Pip« Jaunt seized upon them. Receiving tin* en Co. m29tf institutlon wiU act as Jobbing firm in , James A. Nott, traveling freight the _ a, *' , popular . w ' — — * spray —j masks dorsement of public health service or Dee Boxwood (or Bale — Schindler agent of the Union Pacific syatota, Wffs placing ’ Ladies' $5.50 and $6.00 Martha Wash t., — — _ _ _ _ — Men's $7.50 O'Donnell shoes and ox Transfer Co. Telephones: office, 2841; here laat Friday calling on friends. He through Oregon, Washington, Idaho ganizations they started their tour. ington fine kid, hand turned shoes To date the two girls have worked in fords, black and cordovan. and Montana. residence, 3402. tf was returning to Portland from a visit and oxfords. * Born—To Mr. and Mra. Oral E. Pal- 34 states and the Hawaiian Islands. Our New Price $2.95 A modem dance at Rockford hall to Heppner. They have met with success wherever Our New Price $3.65 Wednesday, February 3, Bartley Wood Mr. and Mra. Bert Head have re mateer at their fiomeln Salem, Sun they Itave worked. yard Trio. Admission 75c. turned from southern California, where day, January 24, a 10-pound eon. Mr. The poison formula used Is: To one Men's $5.50 and $6.00 Wolverine Born—To Mr. and Mrs. faster they H|*ent the winter. They stop|*ed and Mra A. D. Moe, after greeting teaspoonful of barium curtionate, mix Ladies’ $4.00 and $4.50 Martha Wash their new grandson, left the first of Hodge, of Oak Grove, Monday, Janu on the way to Hood River at Astoria three or four teaspoonsful of any or Shoes, the famous 1000-mile Work the week on their annual motor tour of ington fine kid strap pumps, one for a visit with relatives. ary 18, a son. Shoes. southern California. Tiley were Joined dinary food a rat. will eat. such as and two strepa Mra. Herman Dethinau is recovering by Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Blanchar, who meat, cheeee. cereals, fruits or vege Miss May Davidson left the first of Our New Price $3.95 Our New Price $2.95 — in Portland at the home of her slater. the week for a visit with friends and will motor south and spend the next tables. For positive results mix three Mtos Frieda Koch, from an operation several weeks on a vacation in the land kinds of food, bait separately and con relatives in Portland. tinue for several nighta with whichever Dr. C. H. Jenkins and family spent for goitre. Mr. Dethman was in Port of sunshine. $1.25 and $1.00 Curtain Neto___ 49c Men’a $5.00 Corduroy Panto___ $3.95 the rats seem to prefer. the past week in Portland on a vaca land the first ot the week to see her. “Although we have been enjoying the In using poison where fowls or do- Kalbumie Gingham, fast color____ 19c Bmok)* and Smelly Oil Stoves Cured oy sunshine of California,“ writes Mrs. £ Men a $6.00 All Wool Shirto $3.95 tion. nsiitiq animals may have u<,i*w to it, 30c yard wide Outings....... ........ 23%c Men'a $1.00 Wool Sport Socks..... 59c The Oregon Fire Relief Association using Eocene Oil. Try this high grade L. Page, who with her husband has place the poisoned bait in a Hmall box, giver you tun insurance at lowtr rates. coal oil next time and see the difference. been on a motor tour of the south, and 60c Fast Color Suitings..... ........ _._..45c Leather front Canvas Gloves._____ 19c cover with a larger box with holes in Any quantity, gallon to barrel, at E. A. Phone 2891. j7t( who at the time of writing was at either side to permit the rodents to Frans Co. m29tf 8anta Cruz last week on the way back, Highest cash prire paid for your used Mrs. H. Unger now has charge of the "we are glad to be this far on the re enter. Place these boxes in the rat furniture, stoves and ruga. Call McClain Peacock Beauty Parlor in the Richard turn. California has been having some runs at night. at E. A. Franz Co. »20tf apartments' Special Prices—School girl cold weather the last w<*ek and every Mra. J. W. Phillipe, of Portland, is marcel and bobs', 76c. Paper curls by one here is wishing for more rain. (SUCCESSOR TO MOLDEN. HURLAT, SATHER CO.) visiting at the home of her daughter, appointment. Tel. 2921. J21tf Have seen Just two showers siuce leav Mra. R. L. Peterson. If you want Insurance in a company ing home in November.” Mr. and Mra. Walter Cook, of Port that makes prompt and liberal adjust Saturday after the regular meeting land, were here Turaday to attend the ments and pave all looses in tall, try of the W. It. C. was concluded, Canby funeral services of L. W. Cannon. The following county officials were the Oregon Fire Relief Association. Poet and Corps enjoyed a program ar The Hood Itiver Creamery is now In Portland last week to attend the j7tf Old time dance at Rockford hall Phone 2891. ranged by Mra. Correan Btranalian, manufacturing butter from sweet joint convention of county officers Friday, January 21», Grevenstein or Mr. and Mra. F. W. Radford, who patriotic instructor of the W. R. C-, in throughout the state: Commissioner chestra. had sia*nt the winter in Yakima with honor of McKinley’s birthday. The <veain. The product, while of a higher Fletcher, Judge Haabrouck, Sheriff If you want fit st clan insurance in a the family of their daughter, Mra. Clif first number on the program was a quality than butter made from sour Edick. Roadmaster Nichols and Dis firs' vias- com|*Hiiy. insure in the Oregon ford C. Row, returned home by auto reading on the “Life of McKinley" by cream, is Hold to the retail trade at The ninth annual community insti the same price. trict Attorney Baber. Irving Vining, whoae eloquent ad Fire Relief Association. Phone 2891. J7tf mobile Tuesday. tute of the Pine Grove orchard district Mra. Clara Marior. Two popular mu The local creamery begun grading dress at the annual meeting of the Dee boxwood fol sale — Schindler For ordering the CAD Company's sical numbers were played by George purchased from its iMtroua two will be held* Haturday and Bunday. chamber of rommertv last year created Transfer (%> Telepin nes: office 2861; Luk-8hu-Ri Knit lingerie, hosiery and Zolls, saxophone, and Mra. Merle cream Hpeakera at Saturday morning's pro t.e*»>.ei ce 8tt'2. fl8 I dresees call Mrs. Cora Crouse, the Weise, pianist. A reeding. “You Get years ago. The practice, brought about gram will be: Geo. A. Palmiter, mas inspiration and hastened the organisa the steady improvement of cream de tion of the Hood River Guides, will be Burt Wilson, of Portland, was here iocal representative, at Mount Hood Up,” was gtvefi by Master George Fin liveries. A year ago the Hood River ter of Oregon State Grange, “Grange the principal speaker at the annual ley Marior. Two musical eelertions creamery Joined with seven other Ore Accomplishments,” and C. J. Hurd, of banquet of the chamber this year. All last week to attend the funeral aer- hotol. I Woodmen of World members and were played by Miss Lucille Ferguson, gon creameries in employing a former O. A. C., Farm Relief.” In the after guides and members of the chamber vices of W. J. Baker. an address will be delivered by 8. E. R. Pooley, after a visit with his 1 families: Another big social and dance violinist, and Miss Charlotte Broalus, federal creamery expert to instruct noon Magruder, of the agricultural col have been urged to attend the session, purents in Philadelphia, is spending a Thursday, February 4. All Neighbors pianist. them in methods of standardizing their A. lege, who will discuM the World Court. which will be held February 8 at the and families please be there. First plants and in general improvement in Mra. Nellie Ciulow will speak Saturday Mt. Hood hotel. vacation at Palin Beach, Fla. THE HEIGHTS National Bank building. G. E. North buttermaking. For a year all premi Charles Struck was a busineaa vis ern, Committee Chairman. and will deliver the address Mra C. D. Havens visited friends in ums won by Oregon creameries have afternoon Mortensen Los e s on Feul itor in town last week from the Upper Sunday morning. A toyreader will conduct services at White Hal mon Haturday. liven captured by the members of the Valley. Word was received here yesterday Thursday - Friday - Saturday St. Mark’s church next Bunday aa ua- that Fred Mortensen. Hood River's Mrs. A. E. Woolpert _ _ spent Sunday new asHociatlon. Efforts are now being Wednesday, February 3, Bartley Wood- ual. Rev. L. II. MUler left for Santa bent, toward the manufacture of a We offer for this week end Durable Dane wrestler, lost la a boot SCHOOL NEWS A modern dance at Rockford hall Barbara, Calif., Tuesday and his suc with her daughter in Beattie. sweet cream butter nnd the develop with Bailor Jack Wood at Marshfield yard Trio. Admission 75c. Mrs. Neal Edwards,"of Monmouth. Is ment of a market for th<- product. (Marguerite Harma) SPECIAL cessor, Rev. Pratt, will arrive Febru Monday night on a foul. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bkiuncr, after a ary 10. What to eonceded to tie the best___ The creamery will continue the prac and Mortensen and Wood had each taken visit of several weeks in Astoria, have Mra. Kenneth Hall and aon. of Port H. Carrigan, during the lllncea of her tice of grading. It Is Imped to main fastest game of basketball ever played a fall in a strenuous match. In the returned to their Oak GroVe home. land, are here visiting Mrs. Hall's par mother, who is recovering from an tain a supply of ««wl cream for but on the lisal high school floor was that third stanza Wood had a beadlock on operatkm^at the Hood River hospital. ter and ice «ream throughout the year. lietween the Chemawa Indians and the W. M. Black and Edward ‘niorntxm ents, Mr. and Mra. C. H. Castner. Mortensen, when the latter got him an Jem Hawthorne attended the young Home of the creameries, so located that Hood River high school team last Fri apparent, laying him out. The referee Miss Jessie Howes, of Beattie, to motored to Trout lake Monday. They found a foot of snow around the lake. here visiting ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. people's convention at Dufur last week. they cannot secure sweet cream, are day night At the end of each quarter declared in favor of Wood. the Indians were ahead of the local Mra. Fred Ping, Mra. Florence Hoes antagonistic to the plaus. Trunk», Haga, Suitcases, large aa A. F. Howes. creamery here the |>aat year did Isiya but for one brief period in the Odell Winged O Team Wins ■ ortment, reaaonabl/ priced. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. E. Fuller, of Renton, and Mra. A. C. Stevens motored to a Tito butter business which rea<*bed a second quarter the local team was one With Double Handle Bros. Co. mlfiU The Winged O basketball team of Wash., cousins of Mrs. H. L. Conover, The Dalles last Friday to visit with volume of about $200,<»oo. Moot of the point ahead. IVrhaisi the biggest Odell last Friday night defeated the and the latter’s mother and aunt, Mra. their aon and brother, O. 0. St evens. Mr. and Mra. J. F. Carnes «iter- producers, it wax stated, are glad to crowd to see a basketball game was Goldendale, Wash., Maroons IB to 10. Ida Tichnor and Mire. Frank Tlchnor, cooperate. Those with the brat prod also present. The first game of the The Odell players have developed into SPECIAL EACH of Seattle, are visiting at the home of tained at a reunion of their children uct never ol>je«*t to the grading. eventag between the Jioaiez girls and one of the beat score-gathering aggre Sunday. Those present ware Mr. and Night Marshal and Mra. Conover. Hood River girls was a case of nip The creamery is now nady to market Mire. A. II. Iabbe. of Portland; Mr. and gations in the Pacific Northwest. Their W. L. Dowd, ot Dufur, was here Mrs, G. L. Carves, of TA Grande; Ed a new Oregwki i, <• ereaw* (»roditet that and tuck from start to finish. Home manager. Wilbur Holman, bap issued a We are also showng in our times the local team would be one Sunday on pleasure and business com Carnes, of North Powder; Mr. and is bound to meet with a demand. If is ARD ----- challenge to any 145-150-pound teem in point ahead and then the score by the window a new line of bined. While in the city he called on Mra. Fred Carnes and children. Millert tailed Oregold Hlghltall. Those who Oregon or Washington. The OdeRitee T. C. Queen and family, former Dufur and Jane, and Mr. and Mra. Arthur have eaten the new frigid confection visitors would pat them in the lrad, average 145 pounds. residents. Mr. Queen having been pub Howell and daughters, Barbara and declare it the ls*st the creamery han and they shot the last basket, making FANCY BASKETS a final score of 18 to 17 in their favor. ever put out. lisher of the Dufur Dispatch. Helen. Thrane-Clark* The next liaHketball game to be from 50c to $1.50 Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Meacham are The wedding of Miss Florence Clark Mra. M. P. Gibbon and Mra. Geo. MISS CLAXTON played on the local floor Friday night and Cecil Thrane, sou of Dr. M. spending the winter in Chicago. J. G. Northern with other mflmbera of the wiU be a double header, for the local Thrane, occurred Saturday afternoon that are very desirable. Bradford, of tbe Radio Shop, last week A. O. U. W. went to Portland Saturday team takes on Parkdale and White at the Pine Grove orchard home of the received a letter from Mr. Meacham, to be initiated into the Daughters of Salmon. The first game will l»win bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. who stated that be was as keenly in the Mosque. Mra Northern, in spite about 7.30. terested as ever in radio. Clark. Rev. W. O. Livingstone officia of her broken arm. rode the camel There was considerable interest ted. Only cloee friends and relativen J. C. Devin, formerly county traffic safely across the sands. While deflnite plans have not been about the high school Monday noon officer here, to now operating over state Mra. Fred Carnes gave a birthday announced another big wrewtltag card when It wgs told that another epidemic were present. Mr. and Mra. Thrane left immediate party recently In honor of her cousin. la being shaped to thrill l<wal fans in had started, this time among the Frank Stevens Cards and other games the near future. Fred Mortensen will teachirw. We had passed through the ly on a motor honey moon trip to Be were enjoyed until a late hour and meet one of the following headliners: measles and the mumps and now it attie and British Columbia potato. Good Thing» to Eat a dainty repast was served. Billy Meeake. Billy Thornton or Bailor seemed that there was an attack of Alleged Speeder Posts Ball A fire doing about $100 damage Jack Wood. Efforts are 1**1 ng made to matrimony when the news reached the M. H Lukov, Seattle traveling sales broke out in the residence of Geo. J. have a return with Al Karaaick, and building that Mias Florence Clark, a Brown Bunday morning. It was caused the Itusalan lion will be brought here substitute for the past several months, man. was arrvwted Tuesday by City by an overheated flue. again, if possible Karaxick, however, had married; and then the Portland Traffic Officer Morrison on a charge of Mr. and Mra B. L. Van Cine motored says he hasn’t any hankering to go up papers carried the notice of a marriage speeding. Mr. Lukov deposited a $10 - license Issued to Ruth M. Richards. ball. to Kelso. Wash., Saturday. Mra. Van against the Dane again aoon. At the same time Prof. Takahashi, Principal Gibson began checking up Cise and lltUe eon will visit with her F. parents for a week before returning the Japanese champion jiu jitau wrest his list of tody teachers to find ont home. ler, will meet Henry Jones or the un who were single. Miss Richards says Russell Vototorff and Bert Woodyard named strong man, who npjteared here that her marriage has not yet taken place. motored to Eugene last week on bust last week. Hess. Several new pupils were registered The recent go between Ted Thye and J. F. Volstorff delivered a Hup six to Karasick in Portland, when Ted got in the high school this wertt, bringing L. A. Beaudoin, of The Dalles, last two out of three falls, was a nasty the total to more than 400. Because of the epidemic of mumps week and an Overland coach to J. F. one. The Portland Telegram in a since the holidays the high school re Huff, of Parkdale. comment on the bout said: As the end of our January Clearance draws near Dave Cooper has returned from Van “Statements of the cash customers port for the month ending January 22 couver and is again flying around in that Referee Carl Freilinger was a shows a daily attendance of but 316 we want to thank Hood River people for making it his airplane. , useless adjunct are without fact for Cpfls. The grade schools have not rn so hard hit by the mnmps aa the the most successful event of its kind we have ever Mr. and Mra. W H. McCulley are during the dull moments of play while high school but In the lower grades being congratulated on the birth of a Al and Ted were gouging, biting, pull there to an epidemic of bad colds, ton- held. The number of patrons served and the volume ing hair and slugging, the referee en allltis and whooping cough. daughter last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Carnes had as tertained the fans by doing a marathon of sales prove that it pays to “shoot straight.“ New adult claases In dressmaking, their guests last week their eon, G. L. around the squared circle, often cir millinery work and home cooking will Carnes, and wife, of I a Grande. They cumnavigating the course in something soon he started in the high school, con have gone to Portland, where they will less than nothing flat.” tinuing from Wednesday morning. visit relatives before returning to Wednesday afternoon and evening and home. Residence Phones 3402 and 3354 WEDDINGS Office Phone 2211 Thursday morning. This work is be I*» Mra Florence Hose, of Centralia, ing «tone under the Bmlth-Hnghcs act You’ve yet time to get your-share. A small spent Thursday and Friday with her Parkdale Water Cs. Prospers supervised by O. A. C. Mra. Viola cash deposit will reserve it for later delivery. parents, Mr. and Mra. A. C. Stevens. The Parkdale Water Co., organised Rwnrts is at the head of the local Mr. and Mra A. H. Labbe, of Port three years ago to eupply residents of dressmaking and millinery classes. All land. were the week end guests of Mr. the lipper Valley’s chief town with women interested should plan tri ere and Mrs. J. F. Carnes. water for domestic use and fire protec- Mrs. 8warts Wednreday or Thursday $125.00 Wilton Rugs______ $90.00 it of next week at the high school bnlld- Jarvle Carrigan went to Portland tlon. laat week declared a six \ per Bunday, where be will enter the Vet dividend. A similar dividend was paid Inx $65.00 Axminster Rugs........ $55.00 Mr. Gibson gave an Interesting talk erans’ hospital for a short course of last year. The company has placed a treatments. sulMtnntlal part of its earnings, it was Tuesday morning In assembly. The main thought of the talk was to show $55.00 Ax., Drop Patterns $3&50 Mr. and Mra. Geo. Smith are the said, in a surplus fund. the students the importance of doing proud parents of a baby boy, born Sun the right thing In the right place at M. W. A. Elerts day, January 17. The little fellow will $27.50 Davenport Table____ $21.75 be called Jackie Ray. Officers of the local camp of the Mod the right time. He recited a poem by Kipling to illustrate the idea. J. A. Carr delivered an Overland this ern Woodmen of America were elected last week as follows: James Reece, week to Mr. Allison on the Heights. Big Ad Campaign On Sherman Frank attended the Live consul; V. C. Morgan, advisor; W. L. Huckalmy, banker; M n Yoger. clerk; A full page advert laement. of the All- Stock Breeders' institute In Portland Walter Huffman, vac.,..; H. II. Culp, year Club of Routbem California, ex last week.___ _____ __ ___ outside watch, and Fred Remelard, In tolling the many attractions of that Young People's Program side ryaich- Mr. Yoger succeeded W. section, appeared in the January 28 The county union of aU young peo H. Frasier, who retired from the office issue of the Saturday Evening Post. ple's societies of the valley will meet of clerk after 14 years of service. This sdvertlemaent carried the flrat all at Anbury Methodist church at 6.80 p. Pacific Coast appeal in accordance with Rockford Grange Calendar m. Bunday for a devotional hour and plans worked out for a nation-wide co election of officers at 7.80. Dr. J. C. January 29. Friday, old fashioned operative advertising campaign of the Sixteen inch fir, delivered anywhere in City or Valley. Spencer, of Portland, will give an ad dance, Oravenateins, refreshments. Pacific Onaat. One million dollars will dress. Dr. Spencer was at the IxAt W. B. GHMMON and ». L BOWERMAN. February 8. Wednesday, modem he i>«cd for the 1926 lampaign Spo iAke institute of 1924 where his lead dance. Bartley Woodyard trio, refresh- kane's appropriation to the general ship was much enjoyed. ments. fund has been pledged at $26,000. PIED PIPERESSES VISIT HOOD RIVER HIGH r i Priced Below The Lowest ! Now You Can Buy These Quality Lines For'Less! IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE OUR GOODS AND OUR NEW PRICES av OREGOLD BUTTER FROM SWEET CREAM HOOD RIVER TRADING CO P. G. COMMUNITY VINING WILL AD INSTITUTE NEAR DRESS CLUB MEN BASKETS At a Bargain Large Split Market Baskets 10c Hemstitching Stamping ANOTHER BIG MAT BOUT IN OFFING The Leonora The Star Grocery PERIGO & SON THRIFT Is the foundation of succeoB. We will help you lay that foundation by a liberal sav ing on parts for your car. Courteous service, and a man always on the job. THE THANKS, FOLKS! ONEYARD Auto Wreckers on the Highway FOURTH AND OASOADH AVE. The Sale Goses Saturday Eve. DAY’S SPECIALS Summer Prices on Wood E. A. 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