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kf alK» • * sì ï*- 1, • « c, I j Ik K&aSk ' w Queen Marie, of Rumania, is coming to America. HUe will visit the mld- Qotomlda and dedicate the Rumanian P room in Ham Hill's,International mu- _ seum at Manhill. We suggest that Hood lllvef dignitaries Invite her maj- . esty lierato see the real gem of all the Cascades. 41 » ■ ■' \ »■ ML I » I I I ?? b; E .iti J X . <4 W ' - "I è •t. ■« » ■ ■? <• r. I ■ rcK. K EL5'1.' MOUNT HOOD .—i . jltay a. Clyde Cox and family journeyed around the Loop the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. O. M. DeWitt enter tained company Monday. Mr». Christina Anilrua returned Tuesday from Weetou, where she spent the Fourth. . . T Mlxaes Thelma Eller and Louise Krueder, of I’ortluud, are here camp ing for a couple of weeks. Born—To Mr. and Mm Keltaie Devin, July 4, a son. Mrs. Blanche Baahor returned from Pendleton July 2 for a more extended visit with her sister, Mrs. A. M. Butter field. W. T. Wyatt attended the funeral of his aunt Sunday in Salem. / PARKDALE B.-B. Aato Wreckers, on the Haight*, Parts tor all ears. JyIgtf Mr and Mm Ralph Dartoa spent Tueaday to The Dalia* O. M. Bailey and Fred Staten made a trip to Tacoma and British Colum bia last week, bringing Alka and Helen Bailey home with them. Mr. and Mra. i. D. Bmullin were Portland visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mr* Hutehinaou spent sev eral daya last week In Portland. Bill Blake* bad the miafortune to have hia car go over the grade coming home from Hood River Saturday even ing. He was not seriously hurt. At the Suhday mom tog aervice Mr. Wilbur sang a very pleasing solo, and Mr. Hutehinaou delivered an excellent seruutn. There will be no preaching aervice« Sunday as Mr, Hutchinson will be attending synod. The Indies’ Auxiliary met with Mr* H. Hettinger Wednesday* afternoon. Mr. Dilley had hia collar bone broken Monday while working in the wood* Mr. and Mm Chas. Basler left for their vacation Tuesday afternoon. Warren Gibbs lias bought the Johns ton place on the Inop highway. Mnt. Johnaon and daughter and her mother, Mrs. McLean, will spend the Hummer vUiting friends. They have purchased a new Chevrolet car. The church school will meet at the usual hour Sunday. Classes for all agen. There will be no worship service owing to the abaenee of Mr. Hutchin son. C. E. soctetiea will meet at 7 o’clock- All young people invited. Four Boy Scouts left Tuesday for Camp Llmlierlost at Lost lake. Harold Mclsaac spent the week end there an- Hinting the ramp leaders* Mr. and Mrs. 4. Lorith returned to their home here after «pending a week at their former home near Salem. Mr. Hut< hliiHon left Tuesday to at tend the annual church synod held in connection with the U. of O. summer school at Eugene. He will be gone almost two week* A. F. Procknow, of the Booth Hill section has a wonderful dlapUy of gladioli! at bls hotue. He „ sent some flne blooms to the Community church for decoration purpoaea last week. Mra. C. C. Walton and Mra Alice Wil liam* the decoration committee, are deserving of much credit for their ef fort« in making the church attractive. A Japanese missionary from Portland Is conducting a week-day vacation school for the children of Japanese residents in the Community church. RM JÇ7 3 ’ '1 f .Bathing' Suits ’7? /'W; young. Whether you;are going on a vacation trip or in tending to stay-at home you should have one of our Jantzen or Columbia Knit bathing suits. There are Great and momentous are the chang es now. in process on thia old globe. July 13. none better in looks or for action.. Swimming is con Tlie FasctetH arc |ilaning to change the Andrea Hanson went to Portland sidered one of the moot healthful pastimes for old and ____ habits of the Italian* They are going Sunday The usual church services were held to sulistltnte potatoes for macaroni and Bunday evening. spiigliettl. It will ruin the Italian res Ijeouard Gordon and I*aul Aubert taurant busiusss. ‘„ t - are working for Doggett and Cooper on the Spur road. SPECIAL —Ladies’ AU Pure Silk Hose. IJpyd Butterfield la working in the It wax very refreshing the other day, mill at Dee for the summer. Drop stitch, regular $2.25 values, sizes when the temfs-rature was 103, to read Mm. W. J. Fils is recovering from a that the Argentine was experiencing serious operation. 8J/2 to 10, black only. While they last, 'The families of Walter McGuire and the worst whiter in years and that the the pair______ ..._________________ 98^ < r snow was burying houses on the base Clyde Cox spent the fifth of July at ’s Beach. of the Andes. - /J Koberg Bud Andrus was hurt at the mill SPECIAL — Sateen Underskirts for Ladies’ the flrat of the week. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. A good assortment of colors. Regular Strawiierrh's are gone, but they have been succeeded by Htssi River peaches. Patreau, Monday, July IS, 98< values. Your choice, while they girl. The fruit was never finer, and the rou pound Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Utterback. Mrs. last, only —...1---------------------------- 50f tine of an afternoon’s work Is made Blanche Bashor and Lawrence Butter lens torvsonu*'' by dreams of peaches Held left Monday for California. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Henderaon and SPECIAL — Ladies’ Silk Dresses. Our reg and cream for the evening meal. son, Adalbert, canne from Salem Mon ular $15 values, while they last, your day to visit the W. T. Wyatt family. Indeed, and It is an age of speed. choice ------------- ---------- --------- $9.98 In lees than 29 days the globe is en DEE circled by two intrepid men. Means of The announcement of the board of SPECIAL — Ladies’ Voile Dreeses. A good conimunlcotlon have been so developed directors of the Hood River Applt that we have been able to watch <*on- Growers assortment. Just the thing for afternoon Association that they have de stantly their every move. _ cided to construct a community pack wear; cool and comfortable. $1.89 and up. ing plant at Dee is being received with We reaffirm all we said two weeks a good deal of satisfaction by fruit growers in thin nectlon. The time has SPECIAL — Children’s and Infants’ Sum* ago stout chewing tobacco while work arrived when a plant of thia kind la a ing in or on vacation tripe in the forest. necessity to properly handle the rapid mer Hoods. Extra big values at 98f to I<eave yonr cigarettes gt home and take ly increasing tree fruit crops aa well as '♦I. 50. Your choice..........................50< « a plug. Hpltting is safer In the woods the much easier production of berrie* which will commence coming in next than puffing. Star, It is understood that the plant to ba completed In time to handle Where I k the savant who last winter the apple crop this year. Oldtlmers who are familiar with the prophesied that the summer .of 102<l Alexander Forbes would be characterised by wintry conditions in regard to the supply of Funeral services were held yeaterday irrigation water for the Dee district Idast» and front*? He's probably up in state that for the Aral time since irri Mias Tbelmi White, daughter of Mr. at , the Anderson chapel fur Alexander the mountains, escaping the heat. gation was installed here the white i and Mf* J. B. White, proprietors of Forbes, M and native of Bcotlaqd, who , Monday night at hia home near lava silt which is characteristic of the I the Parkdale hotel, waa united In mar- died riage to C. Ivan Crowner, of Pendleton, Dee. Bev. J. D. Woodfin, pastor of Hoofs an- dry. an<l the dry grass of East Fork is coming down the West 1 nt the manse July 8. The ceremony Odell Methodist church, officiated. In rt>rk and coating the irrigation ditches I vacant lots is like tinder. Be rarefo^ and rills in the orchards. This is said waa read by Rev. R A. Hutciiineon. | terment followed at I die wllde cemetery. Mr. Forbes is survived by his widow to lie due to the water su;5>ly of the Mrs. Crowner, whose residence in the West Fork getting down to a tower Upper Valley haa been brief, ia a very i and a daughter. point than they have ever known I isipular young woman. Rhe has a boot before. 1 of friend» who wish her and her hua- lantlng happinea* They will’ CHURCHES Mra. Edgar E. Mason, of Berkeley. Itand I Calif., and Mra H. B -Kneedier and i make their borne In Pendleton. sons, Harold, Don and Edgar, of Pied Melanie-DsvWeaa As a result of a refinancing of the mont, Calft., are the guests of Mr. and property, an order was signed in cir Mrs. John R. Edgar at their pleasant At the home of the brkte’a grand- , The services Sunday, July 18, will dropped. The pastor will deliver cuit court here dissolving the receiver home on the Flat. Mra. Mason is Mr* father, A. U. Empey, Mias Florence be 1 1 address on mlasiona at Portland. ship in the case of the Columbia Gorge Edgar’s mother and Mra Kneedler la ■ Mclnnla Jyerame the wife of John F. an ] X hotel property. The Portland Trust and Mra. Edgar's sister. The party mo- 1 Ilavidaon. The ceremony, which waa The foltowing Sunday regular services Havings Bauk, which was ireleaeed tored from California to Dee under the conducted by Rev. R. A. Hutchlnaon, will again be held. Rev P. Hilgendorf, Pastor. from receivership, was mailt' the trus guidance of their chauffeur. Mr* Ma- ' was wit n ess e d by the »ber® of the tee In a new <150,1100 bond lssut’.'' families of the contracting partie* son will make an extended visit while Clias. E. Klefner Is named as presi Kneedler will go on to Seattle and Mr. aud Mr* Davidson are both very dent of tlie new corporation owning the Mr* well known in the Parkdale section and hostelry, and Geo. H. Tremblay, man Canada on a pleasure and sight seeing are beld>in the highest esteem. They ager of the hostelry, is secretary of jaunt. Miss Ines Milton, who has been tin* will make their home in Upper Valley. the new company. gue»t of Mrs. Bateham for several WHITE SALMON daya, has returned to her home in 't Seattle. NEWS OF THE GOLFERS Cooperative weather report for 34- Geo. Oatea and fkmlly, who have hotir period ending at 6 p in. Bunday : The following pairing* for the two- ball mixed fonnuitue were all made by l»een living on the G. W. Wirrick place Maximum temperatura 97, minimum SB a draw and approved by the tourna for some time where Mr. Oates has labore aero; clear; west wind. Satur ment committee. The first foursome had charge of the orchard work, have day's report shows maximum tempera maion 10.00, preaching will start at 2 o'clock and they will moved to Portland where they will ture 103, minimum «7 above. tadearor 7 o’dock and take up tlielr residence. J, B. Coulee, Burdoln mountain follow at three-minute intervals. J. D. Hoops, of Portland, spent the rancher and county road f< inn for Leroy Chttda and Mm. Pooley vs. Georw> Huilth ami Mrs. T. Hwlth; Dr. week end on the Stbuffer place aa the that district, sustained aoi__ broken guest tof relative* ribs and a twisted ankle when the ear Jenkins and Mrs. Marshall va, C. Hurl Ijiwrence Ullberg, of Portland, was he was driving left the grade in the burt and Mrs. MacMillan; E. R Pooley First Ctardl of Chriat. Setetist a guest for the week end at the home vicinity of his home and plunged down nnd Gene Skene va. H. T. DeWitt and Service» in church building Sunday, of Mr. and Mra John R. Edgar. the steep embankment and turned over 11 a. m. Sunday achool the aame hour. Mrs. Itavlin; C. T. Dewey and Mm Mr. and Mra. Roy Collins, who teat on him. Case v». Dr. Murphy and Mrs. Boyd; reading room io maintained In the w«>ek spent several daya at Seaside, Richard J. Batea and family have The Mr. MacMillan and Miss Chambers vs. Davidson building. Boom 8- is open W. L. Nichols alfti Mrs. H. Baker; E. met C. B. Compto*, now a resident of arrived from Portland to spend a por week days from 9 to fl, with an attend O. Blanchar and Airs. Collie vs. H. K. that popular resort city, Mr. Compton, tion of the summer at Batea Bros.’ ant tn charge from 8 to 8. Wednaoday Davenport snd Mrs. Rlrhards; Mr. who formerly resided at Dee, where he ranch, Burdoln Heights district. »erviea at 8 o'clock. Leaaon Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Mana, of Titer, evening Case and Mrs. B. Frans vs G. W. owned the ranch later purchased by subject, IJfo." Thomson and Mrs. E. Frans; E. R. J. O. MH'tmMa, had many friends Idaho., who have l>een spending their Moller and Mrs. DeWitt vs. Gordon here who will be pleased to learn that honeymoon at the summer home of Br Green and Mrs. Peters; C. 0. Crew I m > Inquired stout them all and sent and Mrs. II. E. Sheldon, Law's Cor Regular Sunday services: Is>w Mas* nnd Mm Ileaiunn vs. B. Heaman and them s uu'Hsage of beet wishes through ner. left Tuesday for Portland. Cravens A Ernst rum have purchased 8 * m.; High Maa* 10.30 * as. In Mrs. Birge; II. Coder wall snd Miss J. the Collins. Mr. Rush, of the orchard flrm of the biudneea of the White Salmon struction» in the doctrines of the Cath Smith vs. S. Mestre and Mrs. Daven port; Dr. Zener and Mrs. Johnson vs. Mohr A Rush, accompanied by his fam Hardware Co. here and are planning olic church will be given each Wednes day evening at 7.30 la St. Mary's W. Marshall and Mm. Cobb; E. Weber ily. went to Pine Grove Sunday to par- some improvements. County Commissioner Al E. Harden church. All who may be interested in and Mrs. Childs vs. E. Frans and Mrs. ticipate in the celebration of the birth Dewey; H. Banks and Mrs. ZeutTvs. C. day of Carl Mobr. which took place at states that construction work on the such are cordially Invited. Father Hugh J. Marshall, Pastor. new Gilmer cut-off is progressing fa N. itavlin and Mrs. p. F. Clark: E. W. the Mohr family home that day. Mrs. C. H. Roger" and daughters vorably and that about twu-thlrda of Birge and Mm Thomson vs. Mr. Taft RiversMe OeinaNmtty Chord» and Mrs. Tompkins; Mr. McCarthy and went to Clear lake last week to spend the work has l<een completed with the Morning worship at 11 o’clock. Ser Mm. Manser vs. Mr. Tompkins and the week end with Mr. Rogers, who has exception of rock surfacing which will Mm Knight; Nate Meara and Mrs. n camp there in connection with his be started October 1. Five miles of new mon by the minister oa “The Need of the Church.** Church school at 9.48 * Rout ledge vs. E. E. House and Mm ■-oiitract to dear eight mile« of The grade will be completed thia summer. Mrs. it. D. Gray and baby, of Salem. m.. I. R. Acheson, Supt. After Sun Hamilton; Banks Mortimer and Mm. Dnlles-Wiiianitto-Portland highway. Mra. Benton Maya and Mra J. E. Or. are visiting at the home of her day. regular Services will be discon Read va. H. Davis and Mm Weber; tinued nulll the last Sunday in August. L. Boyd and Mrs. Mortimer va. T. Malley and won. John, who have been parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Hinshaw. The Rod and Gun club will hold a The church achool will continue Hnilth and Mrs. Carroll; B. E. Cobb making a two weeka’ stay at the for and Mm rrlday va. P. F. Clark afid mer’s summer home on the Flat, left Itampiet at Buck Creek camp grounds through the summer. July Hi, today, at T p. m. Members F. Gordon Hart, Minister. Mm Davin; C. W. Hamilton and Mrs. Humliiy for The Dalle». Yellow Transparent* the first vari are urged to come early ami bring Adams va. Gordon Manner nnd Mm plates, cups, etc., for the occasion. Crew; F. Johnson and Mrs. J. Baker ety of applea to make possible the flrat Mrs. Geo. Brown and son, of Beattie, vs Dr. Collie and Mrs. Istomin; T. But green apple pie and its brother, apple Sunday school will meet at 8.48 and lor ard Mm Taft vs. W. J. Knight and sauce, on the menu of summer del tra are guests at the borne of Mr. and Mm dose its isaaion early for the other Mrs., McCarthy: H. E. Baker and Mm. des. dropped In or off, whichever way A. E. Harden. service. Bishop W. O. Hhepsrd will Rotrert C. Bruce, the moving picture preach at the 11 o’clock hour but the Rlaticltar vs. E. O. Blanchar and Mrs. yon wish to put It. last werit. These Coble. • early npplee are of large klse and One man, was a recent visitor iwre and In prellmliiary aervice will begin about the Burdoln Heights district. While Ul.Kt We are fortunate In securing If anyone has Iteen left out of this flavor thin year. Tlie odor of frletl chicken now per here he took some pictures of ^slash the bishop at this time as he ia dated list who cares to enter kindly notify Mr. Routledge or Mr. Ilonae befoce meating the Dee Flat neighborhood la ing flwwtn the old A. E. Woolpcrt place alws'l three or more month». Do not Sunday. Also notify if yon are un Indlspntahle evidence that there la a at the Toot of Ixxdre hill, recently ac fall to be at the service* We expect able to play. Each man is expected to wholesale maaaacre of young roasters quired by Heriwrt Williams, of the all the members of the church to be In progress. With 8.000 yonng chicks North White Salmon district. nee that his partner la on hand. present. Do not fail u* Mrs. Cec-tl Miller, of the Mountain There is a sale of Kroydon golf clulm brought Into the 'neighborhood this spring, 50 per cent of which usually Brook district, left Tuesday for a on at the dub house. ▼ RoekfcM Grange Cstatar develop Into the male persuasion, the month’s visit in Minnesota and Wiscon thud of the hatchet la continuous, sin, where she formerly resided. FOR RENT WyersBachman Friday. July 1«, Modem Dance. Mm May Kinmore. of Chula Vista, Mr. and Mrs. Teunis J. Wyers. while an epidemic of pin feathers and Wed., July 81. Home Economics. whose wedding occurred Monday of sprouting wings among rraidents here Calif., is spending the summer at the last week at the home of the bride’s lif not lieyond the poaaibllltle« arcord- home of her nephew. Mayor Gladden. Friday, July 28, Bbctai Orange. Mr. and Mrs O. L. Smith and (Bligh ftureut«. Mr. aud Mm R. O. Bachman, ing to those who have been watching ter. of Mount Vernon. Wash., are visit Friday. July Ml, Old Time Dance. in Portland, arrived here last week. events closely.' A heavy wind which developed Into ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred They will make their home at Wind N. Thomas. Mm Rmlth Is a sister of U*. Tan. TN. aw;>t. ivmntry place just west of the a vcrltnhle gale for two daya preceding , elty on a promontory of the Columbia the hot weather last week -ranaed ron- Mr. Thomae. Mr. Thomas’ parents ar FOR SALE MM* apartment. sldersble damage ,ln local pear and rived from Roseburg, Or., Friday to g’»rge. Mrs. Wyero. formerly Mins Elinor apple orchard* 3. I* Woods la re Join the family reunion. May HsclAnaii. wan a student at the ported to have lost IB trees. F. W Men to Play Tomis Apply to W. Uulrersity of Oregon. Mr. Wyera is a Haseltine five, W. F. Rhannon three H. Galligan. Jy«tf Preparations are being made for a graduate of the University of Wash and two large apple tree« on the upper ington school of law. He baa been Green place, which were loaded with men's tennis tournament. A commit practicing here the past year. He is fruit were split down the center. Other tee composed of Mrs. T raff ord E. Smith, a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon and orcin, rd« where no loss of trees was re R. O. Oartier and A. T. Case, la arrang was prominent in athletics at the Uni ported sustained considerable damage ing for the event The sliver cham versity zbf Washington Mr. Wyera l»y having the fruit which Is now rap pionship cup la now held by Truman was reared at White Salmon and la a idly getting Mae. blown to the ground. taring, former high school tennis star. son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wyera, pio Card of Thanks Grange Pimle Next Tuesday neers of the neighboring mld-Colnmbla We wish fo thank all the friends for A picnic will be held at Lava Bed eftff.______________ __ park In the Upper Valley next Tuesday their expressions of sympathy at the Neil Robinson’s Hurts Fatal under anaplcea of Pine Grove grange death of our son and brother. All that Funeral services for Neil Robinson. The general public la Invited to attend. human love and sympathy could sug w pollata; al 25, who died from injuries suffered lu All are asked to bring picnic lunch. gest was done for ns both at St. Vin pbonauut. an automobile accident In Portland Games will he played and athletic cent and here at home. Monday morning, were held at the events staffi»d. Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Robinson. home (if his parent* Mr. and Mra. E Mr. snd Mrs. Peter T. Beekman. D. Itoirfnsou, on Avalon Way, last Fri day. Rev. O. R. Delepine officiated Geed l ead Trucks far Sale Interment followed at Idlewllde cem 1920 one-ton Chevrolet; 1921 one-ton etery. The yonng Man was a native Ford; 192« one-ton Ford with steel cab. of Minaenota. stake rack and dump body. Warford A slater, Mra. Peter T. Beekman, re transmission and Pike's Peak brakes. aides at Longview, Wash. Terms. . Ï. A. Frana On. t $ We have an unusually fine assortment fog men, women and children at the right price. ■ • •• Some extra special values in sizes 40, 42 and 44, in cotton, wool and cotton mixed and all wool. SPECIAL — Mi»*e*’ and Children’s Shoes, Oxfords and Slippers. White canvas with leather soles. Real good values at 98^ to $2. To close them out, your choice, the pair------------------------ SPECIAL — Ladies’ Oxfords and Slipper*, -tx, A table full of wonderful values in ladies' footwear in black, tan and cor dovan. Your choice /---------- -- ----- 96^ a to L J SPECIAL —Light Work Show for Men. t Here is a real bargain, in a dandy light work shoe that will give you excellent wear and satisfaction. Come in early I and supply yourself before they are all gone. The pair------ —-------------- $1.69 » MISCELLANEOUS COLUMBIA GORGE HOTEL REFINANCED Jt I — -------------------------- foot Btor (Klarin ■î HOOD 1' wX. ÄT y■ 4»..* r v < > •> ■’ WANTED 1 ‘?2»r-F»r.potra«b. a Soma In or • ear Hood River. Real aalau dealer or owner Udoee not matter. Write M. rilamanriea, Condon, Oregon. Jjti «airi ^Wanted—Woman to do Itoiuework by day. Tel. HSI. ' ï. 1 WÀNTtP—H< mx 1 Hlvsr or Mosl r bearing F'ÏY'* !° *’',oo° °* *,ÏOBO *” Inen""» Horû »alo». W.lisns u<,’*CT,B,o“1 °* »our Pl»w- »IMM8 <«.. »10 H>nry Building, Portland, ore. Jya MBI or MOI. Jl,n *,r »’"»“Dry tsnn Tel. c. D. Nlekelaeo. Jystf Bl>****I>—VF Biniti« Work hamaaa (Mil 04 noon, 4779, Karl Delta. jy 15 Cash and Carry Grocery DB.IVEBIES TWICE DAILY H. GROSS, Prop. 1*0 gn® 3rd and Oak Streets r 0- Specials for Saturday »»rid Monday, July 17 «119 WEBFOOT FLOUR, 49-ib sack_______ w $2.00 FISHER’S BLEND FLOUR, 49-tb sack X» JONES’ PURE LARD, No. 10 can 1.75 BACON BACK, lean streaked, per ft. .35 PELS NAPTHA SOAP, 10 bar. i„ carton K err mason quart jars , p* dozen t/ PECTIN, 2 bottles_ ___ « BORAX TOILET SOAP, 5 bars___ PARTOLA OVAL CAN SARDINES, in Tomato Sauce, 2 for - 11 ’ SPRING CLOTHES PINS, 3 do«n .25 i lì . CALUMET CORN STARCH, I-lb ~^rfr 10 CA^OR^CHESTWW) cigaxbhzs , MONARCH MATCHES, 6 boxe» a ; I '•] r » “■I- -'I