h anï ft“? o - Galu«an and *T Diamond tete ¿nd”! WW* rew®Uy , •“«’mobile buslnsoo here and or Portland110»,. *1“' Ford ‘»"«'eh to ' here on buri- uv better ri’re Vi *“* 0,0 Lre .Jo,ln A McLean, Mrs. !•** Milaim Ed wards and daughter Anne, left last wrek to return to their home to ornate. Neto. tvitr a“in Mrs Jolu* Kl«*wwd, of the here t VU h “I,‘4e *«tiOK were luesday while on a northern Mrs. H. B. Baker was a Portland via Bor the past week. motor trip. Tta*y called on H. Grose I. H. Oederwall aa a buainem visitor and family while to the city. ~ ®*,xatoth Hendrick was here In Beattie the first of the week. Mrs. J. D. Onttery, who haa been vis xXt «°t Dd "Tl* ‘he w«k end a J. ''“t.,“‘ O* A. McCurdy home, iting in Portland, has returned home. the “ *■< ur,|y has been spending Cash pate tor old cars. H.-R. Auto U h at home. Wreckers. j9t( I^.wi C‘ oi and BOTT Whsn in White Salmon make your 1^» ’. “f "ln,on at Eugene, to siieudlug Leon Bentley baa purchased a lot on this week visiting her daughter at * Cloverdale. Columbia street, near the corner of Tenth, and is planning to build. . Mrs. Elisalsth lawlie, of Portland, The ladies of Bt. Mary’s church will is here visiting hto uunt, Mrs. H. F. hold * cooked ftx»d sale at th»* B»«»k Blythe and Mr. Blythe, who, during the and Art «tore Saturday. illness of their daughter, Mrs. David Mlaa Helen McManus, of Portland, T. Murlor, are on Twin Oaks ranch. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. <>»ughenower baa been hare the gueri of Miss Mar- garet Pineo. and daughter, of l£- United States Forest service on the a setting you have for your fruit tracts uwm-ement exercise« Friday to 40 boy« course at the Punning institute. and girls who completed the re»|ulred “PEP”—The "peppv” breaksast n/h bulk, about 16 pickles to pint Pint ADC I»oop highway. here. Hood lilver people can justly be Mrs. O. Baldwin is recovering of their homes. At no former work. A large number of ¡«rents food. Package, 10/; three for ....AJJC from an operation ef last Haturday at , Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Yeoman are now proud place have we had such a variety of were present for the eMsing exercises. the Hood River hokpltal. 1 living at Lewiston, Ida., where Mr. . u . uk - u, UU«™ u„ as' „ on oo our uu, trip ***,. J"* t’Urrl.Ct,lnin. 1B0>Ud l Bible rwto. Miss have moved to The Dalles, where Mr. u rd has a cherry acreage to the Mosier WHITE WONDER’’ SOAP-North- nF 1.111 io now with the Btadelmau Fruit district. He will start work, he said. noon they were hot after the long jour­ Marian Howe and Mra. F. E. HkinneT. FLOUR—Crown, 49-1 b. sacks_______ S2«14 west product. 10 bars............. _.... 03C The pianista were Mteaan 1 ‘ byllls West Oa Immediately to prepare ground for set- ney through eastern Oregon. Home­ and Virginia Vaughan. Fisher’s Blend__________ 2«24 body mentioned Koberg beach, and in- Truman Butler and Al W. Peters left 'tlng an additional 15 acre« to thia A picnic was b«4d Friday nft«*rn»»on tt vtas unaaAmnusly decided to ......... .................... ■ ■ ■ as ■ ■ il A — — -— Ate -r- « Mat wook for eastern centers, where at the Boy Scout camp in the munici­ The Dalles sweet corn Is now on the CREAM ETTES—The Macaroni that cooks in they will veiualn for another week or market here, selling for 60 cents per go swhmnlng. Mr. Koberg won new pal park through <*ourt<«y of George frieutls and his «Wmiuiug Iteach will STUFFED OLIVES—Spanish Manzanillas two on business. pne-third the time. 8-oz. pack­ dozen. Early apples have also made receive some national boosting. Tto Morrison, scoutmaster of Tro«g> No. 2. H. J. Moynihan, vice president and their appearance. Ashtey Cash mar- potnologista, many of whom were ac­ At the dose of the exeari»« the lian« ages. 8 for________________ _ stuffed with pimentos. OC manager of the Dan Wuilte Co., Inc., ket»*d Transparent* the first of the companied by their families, enjoyed p«med on the courtheu««* lawn and 3-oz. bottles, 2 for_____________ ¿3C there from New York City visiting week. Alta-rt T. Cases took, pinturee their dip in the cool Columbia. focal office. Thanks are due <*onnty authorities The oourt ba« authorised the aale of Friday evening the visiting fruitmen CAMPBELL’S BEANS In tomato sauce, j After a u wek opent at coast points lumber at the plant of the Wind River were taken on a moonlight jaunt down for use of the court tornee lawn for DEL MONTE CATSUP- ready to aerve, "The Big Tina,” recreational periods. 'Ito* school af ­ and a weak visiting friends in Eugene, Timber Co. st Cascade Locks. Particu­ the highway as far as Multnomah falls. Large bottles_______ Sir. and Mrs. A. D. Tomlinson and fam- lar« may be had from the mill office or The next day at 8.30 they started on forded approximately 30 teoorn of con- by calling Mr. Breaaw, Hood River. 663V, their caravan trip through the valley, aecutive, intensive n-ligfow instruct y have «eturned to the valley. Mr. and Mm. A. Reeves left yesUr during eveninga. All aale« for caah. passing up the East Side, by way of tion. jlOU the Association warehouse at Od«-ll and PINEAPPLE — Broken Sliced, packed the day for Marshfield, where they expect B. L. Yost, Receiver. DICKINSON’S GRAPE JUICE-The world’s Mr. snd Mrs. Frsnk I. Clark, of Chi­ thence to flood Cap inn, where a bas­ to spend some time. They will visit LEGION NOTES same as whole slices, except slices may best made from the choicest Con- ha cago, where Mr. Clark Is treasurer of ket lunch was served. They returned teacn anaaate of the Oooo country. On account of the celebration at Ko ­ cord grapes. Pint bottle _______ ¿7 C be slightly broken in one or two E* A Mr. aad Mr«. Frank WUeon and Cudahy A Oo„ were here last week to the city by way of the West Bide. Whatever the relative flavor of east­ berg’s Beach July 5th, and the fa<-t places. Large cans» 8 for_______ vaffC ............... . ■ family have arrived h»-r<* from Pomo­ looking after orchard totemts and vis­ that most of the mountaineers will be na, Calif., to make their home. They iting the family of John H. Mohr. Tto* ern and western apples, growers of too tired to com«* to » meeting on thnt visitors were taken on a tour urouipl tto* east stand ready to join with those BOOTH'S SARDINES—Tasty, wholesome and formerly resided at Morier. of the west in cooperative measures to «late, the next Meeting /Will be held the Loop highway. Mra. Mary Fteoher left Tueada.v f<* FULL CREAM CHEESE- Aged just Monday, July 12, at the regular pla«*e. the most economical food obtainable. J. F. Thompson was here Monday increase the market and promote the the Elks club. The lmpcvtent item of Murdock, Minn., where ahe will «pend right Pound__________ ________ ADC welfare of the apple industry in gen­ Packed irj tomato, mustard or or from the Upper Valley on business and several months visiting relative« and business for this meeting will be the calling on friends. He stated tliat eral. spiced sauoe. 1-lb. cans, 2 for. Z3C election of delegatee for the (Joos Bay friends. Buch was the message brought by strawberry growers of the Parkdale convention, August 5. 6 and 7. Chair­ Mrs. c II Castner wag in Rteven- section have found applbation of poi­ the eastern pomologiats. 20TH CENTURY COFFEE—The last word in man Ford say« there will be a water­ aon. Waah., yesterday, when she deliv­ son bait effective in ridding their melon feed after the iiM-etlng. LIBBY ’ S SALMON — Rich, red, Sockeye, coffee excellence. Direct from our roast- M ered the chtof address at the annual tracts of the root weevil. Kent Shoemaker wnnts every Legion­ meeting of the Woman'a dub there. ad in its own eil. er to you always insures low >1 QQ 5 Janitor Wanted — Applications for naire who can possibly spare the time Geo. H. Clark, of Dori. Calif., ar­ position of janitor at Oak Grove school tall cans, 38K; 2 for prices. Pound, 47/, 3 pounds ^1« «JO || to be at Iz-gion «snip July 3 and 4. rived last week for % visit with the for the 11>2IHI>27 term will be received The Climb committe«* Is going to have p family of hia brother, C. W. dark, of by the clerk until July 7. 1926. Appli­ big job taking «are of the large crowd , ■ ~i «4’ • Mt. Hood. cants must give reference«, experience thia year, and your ie-«istener la need­ (When a high wind yesterday morn­ ed. If you have any spare room in An exhibit Of Mount Hoo«l pictures, and compensation required. By order placed In the show window at the Book of the board of directors. F. Fenwick, ing felled a' cottonwixxl tree on Rail­ Star car get in touch with Bhoemaker. road av«*nue between the Hood River A Art store the pari week, has done Clerk. e may want you to take a party to Bpray plant and Kelly Bro«, ware­ much toward stimulating interest in Mra. W. B. Montgomery, of New Al­ house. snd knocked high voltage power Legion camp. the Mount Hood Ijegion Climb. Arrangement« ’havejx-vn ide wh»-re- bany, Ind., who had been at Marsh­ B. L. Newell, of Caldwell, Ida., baa field, visiting the family of her son, lines serosa the wires of the Oregon- by any member «an nth •*nd the consen­ Waabtogton Telephone Co., more than Conveniently Located at 112 Third Street in First National Bank Building .. tile .. transporta - been here visiting his aon. F. K. Newell, James E. Montgomery, passed through 150 phon«« w«re put out of eommlwdon. tion at <'oos Bay, ami t tlon and >i pla«*e to -tHy whil»* there and wife. The rider Mr. Newell likes Hood Rlvar yesterday on the vyy I short circuit foilowvd the tele­ will be furnished for |2U per man. The Hood River and Ays tee may come here home. Mrs. Montgomvy to well known The phone wires to a main cable, which was and locate. here, having spent aevaral summers to l>urn«*«1 out in piac««. Tto* cum*nt'fol­ plan la to charter a Pullman car for the trip, which will take ns there, IL E. Baker represented the local the valley. lowed into the long distance exchange, house us while there nnd bring us home offlee ef the Padftc Power A Light Co. The people of Corvallis were exceed­ when* operators suffered shocks. again. Air Mail is Effective Mr. Hater in low plane« Inatailed with Wright at the recent convention of the Na­ ingly hospitable to the 4fl<*gat»*s to the Du mage to the system, ne«*esritaUng We will have four delegates and four I have driven 00.000 miles, and last Use air mall. The Elko-Pasco air Whirlwind motor«. Every trip rinre tional Electric Light association at fire chiefs* and marshals' convention the replncemeiit of 300 0*<»t of cabl«*, alternate« at this year's convention. Hpokane. held there lari week, aeeording to 1» G. was estimate«! at WOO. It la expe»*ted Nominations to be voted on at the next mail la giving 100 per cent service. that date haa ben made on schedule Haturday was the first tins' I ever Morgan and J. F. Volrtorff, who were that service on ail lines will be re­ meeting Sre a« follows!, Kent Rhne- Banks, insurance companion, automo­ time, the air mail runnlpg a 100 per found it impossible to dodge th»* other bile dealer», steamship companies are cent achednle, with the volume of mail car,” says District Attorney Baker, there from this dty. Tt»e program of sumed some time this «*vening. inaker, Harold Frick, Rev. Schuyler whose automobile figured in a iiead-on the convention was declared excellent, Tim fallen power wire started a I'ratt, Don Mcteod, Ted Baker, Harold sending mail by air to their complete facreasing daily. letters leaving Pasco, Tlte new northwest air mall runs collision n«*ar Eugene, where he had many topics of fire fighting and fire brush fire on Railroad avenue, and the Hersliner, George M»*rrl«on, Dr. V. R. satisfaction. prevention being discussed. fire department was called out to ex­ Abraham and Bank.« Mortim«*r. Th«* Wash-, at 0 a. m. arrive In New York from I’asco, Wadi., to Elko, Nevada, gone with his family to attend the state 3