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All-the-year School Clothes Should
Be Made of Everfast Suiting
B gz Z w #— Washing
V inegar factory
Strong Sunlight
Will Not Fade This
Marvelous
Wash Fabric
No, Senator BtaniMd is not going to
run as an Independent. The Oregon
Journal^ Just trying to throw a little
scare into Oregon Republicans. Sen­
ator Btanfiehl may try to stage a come
back In Oregon politics sometime later.
His independent candidacy would be
suicidal.
The tourists from everywhere are
finding Oregon thia summer. They are
arriving from every state in the Union,
and new admirers of the perpetual
greenery of Oregon's hills are being
made every day.
Raising sheep may take an important
place in the aide lines of thrifty or-
chardlsts. Aubrey David and Glenn
Alien, of the Odell country, hare found
limited numbers of »<heep in their or­
chard tracts very profitable.
VISITING OFFICIALS
Motoring around the Loop highway,
W. M. Reed, of Washington D. C„
chief of the United States Indian bu­
reau, and Lester W. Holt, in charge of
Indian reclamation service for Oregon,
Washington and northern OalifoFnla,
stopped here Tesday night at the Mt.
Hood hotel. The visitors were taken
by II. B. Baker to Koberg beach.
MI am certainly surprised,” said Mr.
Reed, “to find such an improvement as
this beach near a town no larger than
Hood River. It would be a credit to a
city of 100,000 population.”
The visitors were lavish in tlielr'
praise of the local mountain scenery
along the Loop and Columbia River
highways. They jtaid a tribute to ttie
Mt Hood hotel, declaring the accomo­
dations equal to the best to be had in
a metropolitan hotel.
Do you dress your children in wash
clothes the year around as so many phy­
sicians are recommending? Everfast
Suiting will be a real boon to you.
This marvelous wash fabric will not
fade—even after repeated laundering,
boiling or careless tubbing in strong
soaps and washing powders. And it
can be exposed to strong sunlight, to
uric acid, to perspiration, almost any­
thing that usually ruins color.
For busy mothers, Everfast is econ­
omy. The time and trouble of sew­
ing isn’t wasted, and the little dress of
Everfast stays pretty and wearable a
long time.
Ask to see Everfast Suiting before
you start this year’s school sewing
and other attractive Everfast weaves
in their gay, everlasting colors.
^G uaranteb : // any Everfast fab­
ric fades for any reason whatsoever, we
will refund not only the purchase price
of the material, but making-up costs
as well.
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Evërfast Wash Fabrics
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For Hale—Pnre bred Airedale pops, eligible
for registration; males. SA; tamale. 110. Phon«
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1 For Hale—Heme yearling hen« to make room
7 for poliota; also a l«w polteta. C. D. Nlekelaen.
phone SMI.
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For Halo—Golden Bantam sweet corn.«trioa
beans, new potatoes. Transparent «nd Crab
e applsa, Bsrtleti pear«, prune«, plum« and
n grape«, place your order early. Mrs. W. T.
! Oooee, tel. seta.
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For Rale—A young Jersey cow. TH. MSI
j, Cottage Ferm.
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For Bale— Dairy ranch In Trout Lake Valley,
t Price will «Or prise you If you nave real money
u to do boalnoM with. C. M. Calling
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FROLIC AT BIG PICNIC
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For Sale—A S-hote Universal wood or coal
e range, reasonable. Mrs. L M. Huggins, phone
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•,For Bole— A set of good Mil tires. Repair
ports for Btodsbeker Big S T7. Tel. SUN. JlOtf
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For Hale—30 woven rug« Iroin (1 to WHO
It each. Theas are bargains. Call at my home.
, «01 mb Mtreet. David Upron.. Tel. MM. JMf
WANTED
At Pnyallup laying contest Lewis’ Red No.
1101 outteyed all Leghorn« eioept two. laying
ISO egg« In «lx months. Pen average, sis
• month«, 1S1 egg« per bird.
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For Bale or Trada-lta suree on Hast Bide, 5
mites on I, for city or small eloee.ln place
- Pbooe 6070.
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For Bale—AH kinds of farm sod city prop
■ EjL whe*‘ •nd
ranr*1*« I’rlcu. from
®00 to Sionooo. A. G Jennings, general real
estate and brokerage, Rfd. 4.
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For Hale or lxese-150 acres, 36 acres cleared
Abundance of water; good strawberry propo.
•litoo; on Lost Lak« road, all miles from ]<ee
Easy terms. J. H Ntekeleen, tel. SOW.
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For Hale—Am closing out land of Boner<>ro
“"'bard Co- Tr*cU •* c°l prloee. C. H Bone
Tel. WS4.
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For Bale—Fir and pine wood 10 In. and « ft
°° •** or
«Ide «* Valley and
Hood River, tel. 4727 or 4728, Moore Bro«, m4tf
bores, weight about IMO
lbs. J. 8. Hoover, tel. 1704.
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.J*Hate- Good lots for sale In all parts ol
the city, prices right. A. W Onthank AOo. sl«U
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For MUo-10 acres 4 miles from Hood Hirer
adjoining the Barrell «bool. About IX.7rre
bearing apples and pears. Modem « room
boos« packing bouse, and chicken houses
*’ box w' Hoo<l Elver, Ora.
Pbooe S.7S.
125(1
_ for Bale—baarina Newtown and
Hplta orchard I. mils west o" city limits on
• Belmont road. Tel. 64W. W. B. McGuire m4U
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,Bch *Dd 4 |b°' food. Delivered
R,’w or any where on West side
Ruins’™* “ *■
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»ad «"ft wood.
to** bunding., welilS
lauadry. Prtee rwwon.b e W. H. Chapin all
. Sor Hate—A pple, peach, pear and cherry
ano. Parkdale.
Hood
other
tours
Parkdale St or write C. T. Raw-
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deliveredRaetand WemHlde aad Hood Mirer.
Phone 46tt. A. LaChapelle.
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—Fw Rsebango—Btook and dairy ranch
Want home proposition. Ipmme, what have
yon t Address O. M. 0.. ears Glacier.
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