hoop
R iver
glacier
T hursday ,
march i 7, is>27
> T n”w x*-'11"1«’«. Master Nor-
Judge and Mrs. J. A. Kennedy, oflyoUr opportunity to buy a 16-acre |
man Edwin, kirn to Mr. i * ’*
and
Mrs.
Portland,
who spent the week end at • i ranch and commercial orchard at- a
Curtis Gould on February 18.
tiie Mt. Hood hotel, were visitors in sacrifice price and terms, %-inlle west
Mn!
1
U
'J'
11
»owl
Station
now
ojien.
H. L. Hasbrouck. optometrist.
the Upper Valley the first of the week. of Oak Grove school. C. G. lx-muion,
II. Bteluhaubr was here the first of Hood River, Ore.
Sha Mra. Tubbs at Shanty Town at autokr1' iOF r““ehcr’ ““'terman aud
Accompanied by their daughters,
Pina Grove Grange hall, March 25.
the week installing a new X-ray ma*
Uext 8“lur'l“y at the Ray chine at the office 6t Drs. Abraham A Misses Doris and Evelyn, Mr. and Mrs.
H.-R. Auto Wreckers,op the Height».
W. Lon Johnson, en route from Colville
usual Show*‘- Iteasouable prices as Bifton.
Parts for all care.
jptf
to Olympia, Wash., where Mr. Johnson
Noah
W.
Bone,
who
spent
the
winter
Boys—Win a Puppy! See big con­
Good Piano— $10 p» r month for 12 in southern California, lias returned 1« lieutenant governor for the state of
test ad on page seven.
months will handle it. Muuuney's Mu­ home. Mra. Bone is expected back Washington, spent Sunday here at the
Mt. Hood hotel.
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. Abbie Cooper sic Slioppe. Everything musical.
from the south later.
on Monday, March 14, a son.
The Past Chiefs’ club of Wauna Tem­
Mrs. 0. C. Paddock, who spent the
Mr. and Mra. Fred Vogel, accom­
W, C. Kelly, Portland business man, y1.nt,‘1r ......
.with relatives and panied by their daughter. Miss Frieda, ple No. 6, Pythian Bisters, met at the
aanere last week on business.
rrlends iu IndlanaiMilig, has returned of tills city, motored to Halem over the home of Mrs. L. M. Baldwin, March 14.
Ten members were present to enjoy a
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Tbrane were to tier West Bide home.
week end for a visit.
short business session followed by de­
Portland visitors last week.
' A*™- -John I,. Wood, of tiie Dee dis­
Mra. Nora Rumbaugh, of Parkdale, licious refreshments. The club meets
F. W. Blaten, of Parkdale, was a trict, is recoveringrat the Hood River is taking
keen interest in the pro- again April 12 with Mrs. Leon Bentley.
business visitor in the city yesterday. iiospitai from a seriami oiieration per­ isccced organiaation of Girls Scouts for
Dr. Ivan M. Woolley and Mrs. 8. M.
formed
Monday.
'
Girls—Own a Pekinese Puppy. Ad
limed River Valley. Mrs. Rumlcaugb laws, of Portlaud, vlrited their par­
on page seven will tell you how.
Mrs. W. M. Kollock, who spent the was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
ents, Mr. and Mra. F. W. Woolley, on
Pinochle and 500 at the K. of P. hall winter at iais Animas,* Colo., was here
A marriage license was issued by Portland Way, last Bunday. Accom­
W
ednesday
of
last
week
on
the
way
to
March 23, 8 p. in. Good time and good
panying them were Mrs. Ivan Woolley
her runeh place at Vnde.rwood, Wash. County Clerk Harold Blackman yester­ aud Ivan, Jr., Mrs. May Haniois and
eats, 850.
day to Melvin W. Carlisle, of Portland,
Churles Case, who is a student at a and Miss Mary Ellen Erwin, of The Shirley Louise Laws.
Eocene Coal Oil «tops smoking anc
smelling oil stoves. In bulk at Fran» Portland military academy, was here Dalles.
Boys hs well as girls will be featured
over (lie week end witii ills parents,
0®-
mgtf
Meeting of Pear Growers at Library in the popularity contest to be staged
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Albert
T.
Case.
Eyes scientifically examined by H. L.
ball Saturday eveuiug, March 19, wt by business houses in the Rialto block,
Iiarry Gross last week shipped a car­ 7.30 p. m., to discuss matters of inter­ Hood Rlverdlakery, Kelly Bros.. Rialto
Haabrenck. Optometrist Heilbronnsr
load oi apples to Portland for M. O. est to icear growers, marketing, etc. theatre and Automotive Bervice Co. for
Bld«.
fstf
one of Glenn Wilson’s Pekingese pup­
We incur« anything. Talk to u«—it Downing. Tiie fruit, it was reported, Apple Growers Association.
pies.
don’t coat anything. J. M. Culbertson brought a good price.
Tice Mothers and Daughters banquet
4 Co., phone 2483.
<I2tf
Members of the De Molay chapter
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Fletcher, who of the Riverside.,church will be held
The Pine Grove Grange will present have been living in Yakima, have re­ next Tuesday evening. The dinner will and Masonic lodge will attend the spe­
“Mra. Tubbs of Bhanty Town” at the turned to their East Hide orchard tie cooked and served liy the men of cial services to be held at Riverside
church next Bunday morning in a body.
the brotherhood.
Grange hall March 25. Have the date. Home.
Rev. F. Gordon Hart will preach a
Miss ih-ssa Weaver, county health
Cllliert Edgington wiil go to eastern s|ieclal sermon for the De Molay metn-
Mr. and Mra. Andy Rand returned
the first of the week from a visit in nurse, left yesterday for the Teterans’ Oregofi the latter part of tiie week to bera.
lioHpltal in Portland, where she will return a numtier of horses that kswl
Beattie and British Columbia points.
Jesse Davidson, of Mt. Hood, accom­
spend tiie next two weeks.
ranchers had on |iasture there. Tills
Red Cates, who formerly operated a
panied by his son, Walter O. B. David­
is a su¥e sign of spring.
Dr.
W.
M.
1
’
ost
had
applied
for
a
shop of his own on the Heights, has
son, was in the city Monday. ^Mr
patent on a machine which combines
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Collier were here
Joined the Automotive Bervii« Co.
tiie vulcanizer, lleeolite press and from Portland over the week end the Davidson says t lia t tiie trees of ills' dis­
trict were injured severely the jmst
Mra. T. R. |Iopper, of Mt. Hood, was flask press, as used by dentists.
guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. I). Guttery. winter. Mr. Davidson, however, thinks
a visitor In the city the first of the
FOR SALE
When you are downtown and want a Mr. Collier attended the primary meet­ a more severe injury was sustained
west'“....
......................... .................
hot lunch of the liejd of fountain serv­ ing of tiie Apple Growers Association. last fall.
Boys, Girls—Lots of fun aud a big ice, see Mrs. Orpba Wittenberg at tiie
Just different from most orchards
Ted W. Jennings recently received a
prise for the winner. See ad on page H< hh 1 River Dr.ug Co.
for sale—location, improvements, price letter of appreciation from Senator
seven.
and
terms,
and
only
%-mile
from
Troop 2 of the Boy Scout« command­
John R. Edgar, of Dee, was here
Steady Sticher«
The BBB
.___ Sewing
.
_ club
Mra. It. H. Cfishow, who speut the witii R. A. Collins Tuesday and was a school and Oak Grove store. This and Arthur Capper, publisher of Capper's ed by Geo. Y. Morrison will present was organised "Saturday, February IV.
Weekly,
for
a
recent
cartoon
he
drew,
winter in Salem, with her son, Fred H. guest at tiie chamber of 'commerce more for $6500. Come out or up and
Fred
Thompson
and
his
horse,
Silver
and Is meeting every Saturday for sew­
showing the position of the farmer
Coshow, has returned home.
see for yourself.».C. G. Ix’inmon, Hood with respect to labor and capital. You King, in a «pedal Boy Scout picture ing instruction under the leadership of
forum luncheon.
Centrally Located
The Punch Bowl Station now open.
River,
Ore.
(>. M. Bailey
tin* tiret of
have presented your ideas very clever­ entitled, “A Regular Scout,” at the Mrs. J. W. Crites. Thia club is com­
and
Supplies for rancher, fisherman and the week from returned
Rialto Wednesday and Thursday, posed of eight girls of the seventh
Tiie many friends of Mra. J. D. ly," wrote Mr. Capper.
Washington, D. C.,
autolat.
March 23 and 24.
Moddrnly
Equipped
grade
age
and
Is
a
unit
of
the
nation
­
where lie visited ilia sister, Miss liititte Guttery will la* glad to know that she
Geo. II. Lynn and Ole Nelson, of the
This is a typical Fred Thompson wide organisation known as Boys' and
Mra. Robert Carver and children, of Bailey.
is making a satisfactory recovery from Postoffice force, have Just purchased
western picture but in addition to thia Girls’ 4-II Club Work.
Cloverdale, have been here visiting
u recent serious operation on her eye.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Davidson, en She was able to visit down town last new Star cars.* Mr. Lynn, who now there appears a troop of Boy Scouts
Mr«, Carver's mother. Mra. John Baker.
This club work constitutes a part of
owns
ills
sersnid
Star,
lias
purchased
a
route to Portland from their home at
who help tiie picture to its ultimate
q Fireplace, Screened Porch
J. O. Ilannum was up from Portland Prineville, passed through the city last Baturdljr.
Six coupe from the Twin Peaks Auto happy ending after some of tiie most sthe national agricultural extension sys­
tem,
by
means
of
which
instruction
in
and Excellent Basement
last week, looking after business Inter­ week.
Co.
Mr.
Nelson
has
bought
a
Four
James II. Hazlett returned last week
thrilling scenes ever enacted before a agriculture and home economics is
est«.
Garage in Basement
Hemstitching and stamping. Orders ffWh? Halem, where he represented delivery, which he will use on Route 1. camera. The picture 1« produced with given to rural boys and girls by the
Be sure to go to tiie Pythian card taken for ideating, chain- stitching, pin Hood River in the legislature. Mr. The post office force now owns four the full consent of the National Coun­
See
United State« Department of Agricul­
party at the K. qf I’, hall, March 23. tucking and buttons. Mirs Claxton, at Hazlett is convalescing from a serious Star cars.
cil of Scout« and Troop 2 is to be come ture, with the cooperation of state agri­
MRS.
CHARLES
R. BONE
Good time assured. Admission 350.
attack of pneumonia with which De
At tiie meeting of the Hood River mended for their foresight in arrang­ cultural colleges and local agencies.
The .Leonora.
ol4tf
at 606 Oak Street
was
.stricken
while
in
Salem.
.
ing
an
early
showing.
„Parent-Teacher
Association
Wednesday
The work IgXarried on with boys and
E. Shelley Morgan came up from
Searches of records aud reliable ab­
Tel. 2094
Troop 2 under Mr. Morrison has al­ girls 10 to 20 years of age, in groups
Mra. Emma E. Epping and son, Carl, of last week, Mrs. Gabrielsen, -state
Portland last Saturday to attend the stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com­
ready
a
dandy
home
of
its
own
near
president,
gave
a
talk,
telling
of
the
pany, A. W. Onthank, Manager, First who motored to Visalia, Calif.,'where
of 5 to IS members. They are organ­
Association primary meeting.
they s|ient the winter visiting Mr. and aims of the organisation. Jesse Man- the city auto park and the monies ised as clubs with'a president, secre­
Bert Head has leased another lot on National Bank Bldg. Tel. 1521. |y20tf
Mra. Frank Ti Elliott and family, have ley, of the high school faculty, gave raised by the sale of theatre tickets tary and other officer« and an adult
F.
II.
Blackman,
who
was
taken
sud
­
(Xscade avenue and is making sub­
readings and kindergarten pupils of will help them defray numerous ex-
denly ill again last week at his line returned home. Mra. Elliott is Mrs. Mrs. J. II. Crenshaw were presented. ¡tenses Incidental to the operation of leader or Instructor.
stantial improvements there.
Epping
’
s
daughter.
The 4-II Club Work has enrolled in
Mra. E. E. Gould has just returned Grove home, is retsirted much better
their quarters. The picture 1« one that it more than 565,000 boys and girls in
Refreshments were served.
from Boise, Ida., where «lie has been this week.
A spring special St. Patrick—Now is
One of thé most interesting Mieetlng« old and young alike will enjoy and the United States, who are organised
of the Riverside Men’s Brotherhood without a doubt the best possible type into about 41,000 dubs. Although the
held this season was that of Tuesday of entertainment to be shown under the Steady Stichers is the first of these
niglit, when special stunts were used auspices of the Scouts. Tickets will be clulw to be organised in the town of
as entertainment features. Those on on sale at regular prices in the next Hood River, club work has been car­
tiie program Included W. D. Blake, of day or so and all are urged to help the ried on successfully in Hood River val­
Parkdule; Miss Helen Kleeb, Rev. tsiys along as every ticket purchased ley for several years. At the time of PREFERRED STOCK BRAND
Hart, C. H. Vaughan and Jesse Manley, from the Scouts will help swell their the beginning of the first town dub,
the latter physical director at the high treasury to the extent of the percent­ there were 30 clubs at work throughout
In Large 2i Tins
school. An excellent dinner was served. age In which they share on the showing the county, the work covering a wide
of
the
picture.
range of activity, from pig raising and
Mrs. W. 8. Kennedy, former Port­
Special advertising features will be gardening, to sewing, cooking and can­
land resident, who last year started a noted
in
the
wig
wag
flags
gotten
out
small business here in novelty hand by the National Council and the boys ning. There are now three cooking
FOR
colored dra|M‘rles and handkerchiefs, in their ticket selling campaign will be clutis and one sewing club at work
has found her orders growing to the on the. street in full uniform working among our town tsiys and girls, with
point that will necessitate the employ­ wig wag signals from one to another. another sewing club forming.
The membership of the Steady Stich­
ment of assistants. Mrs. Kennedy has Arrangements, if completed with the
ers comprises Ruth Crites,,president;
Just received an order from Honolulu schools,
will
enable
all
school
children
for handkerchiefs that will keep her to see the picture at a special matinee Velma Hicks, vice-president; Edith
busy for several months. Mra. Ken­ for school children. Don’t forget the Hathhorn, secretary ; Madeline Gaddis,
nedy continues to give lessons to a date«, Wednesday and Thursday, March Jessica Davenport, Helen Day, Marie
Patton, Olive Cooper, and Mrs. J, W.
cl -lass of pupils on Baturdays.
23 and 24.
.
Crites, leader.
De Forest Palmiter, of Hood River,
A special good buy makes this
senior in agriculture at O. A. C., has
FINE GROVE
price
possible and we are passing
been awarded a medal for being a
Mrs. F. W. Radford, who has been in
it on to our pattons.
meml>er of the «lass of *2T debating Yakima with her daughter for several
team which won the class deliate cham­ months, returned home laid week.
Buy your spring requirements
pionship. Palmiter is a member of
now. Order them by the dozen
II.
H.
Riddell
and
son,
Morse,
of
Cas
­
Alpha Ganuna Rho, national social
and case.
fraternity, and of Alpha Zeta, national tle Rock, Wash., spent last Friday at
8. E. Hkelley, of the staff of the
Nothing finer packed.
honorary fraternity f<>r student» taking E. E. iJtge'*.
Dr. A. 8. Hlaey, district superintend­ Pacific Power A Light Co., Tuesday de­
agriculture. He is active in campus
Priced extremely low.
ent, will hold quarterly conference at livered an interesting illustrated lec­
activities.
_ J
A.,
the ehdreh Saturday evening and will ture to the luncheon forum of the
Cretia Taylor, of Hood River, sopho­ occupy the pulpit Bunday morning.
chamber of commerce. He showed
more In vocational education at O. A.
■tereoptlcon views of scenic mountain
MJss
Helen
Enderlin
spent
the
week
C., has iceen appointed to the student
districts of the Pacific northwest,
honor council, according to announce end in Portland.
where his company has hydro-electric
The
Indies'
Aid
society
will
meet
ment made Icy R. Bert Fehren, presi­
plants. The Pacific Power A Light Co.,
"GOOD THINGS TO EAT"
J.
P.
Thomsen
Friday
after
­
dent of assoc iated students. The honor with Mra.----------
the system of which is now tied in and
council is comiscHcd of 10 students who noon.
furnishing service to all of eastern
are vested with complete executive and
Mr. and Mr«. W. J. Collier spent the Oregon and Washington, spends an
Judicial powers for tbe administration wwk end with Mr. and Mra. P. B. average of about $1,600,000 annually.
Phone 8561
of the honor system—a system estale inraway.
The valuation of Its properties has
lishcsl at O. A. C. to maintain a high
Cheerfulne»« is required in our stores and we make working conditions
climbed
in
the
past
decade
from
$11,-
Mra. A. J. Miller entertained her «la­
standard of honor among students of ter, Mra. Idebold, and her two children, 000,(MM) to $22,000,000.
such that it will be no effort on the part of the-store force to greet you cheer­
the college.
Mr. Skelley said the H<s>d River Val­
of Portland, over the week end.
fully. They really and truly feel that way—glad to serve you and pleased to
Miss Grace O. Furrow last Friday
Dr. and Mra. Cole, who have been In ley la now the most highly electrified
(•veiling presented her piano pupils in the west for several months, are visit­ Hirai community in the northwest.
help you with your food buying problems.
The electric comiiauy'« road show
a recital at Library hall. The follow­ ing their niece, Mr«. Walter Wells, be­
ing pupils participated. Robert Sam­ fore they return to their home in was given yesterday afternoon and eve­
ning at the Liberty theatre. Alva L.
uel, Jxils and Mary Merrill, Virginia Toronto, t’anada.
Day handled the «tereoptlcon machine.
Irfturanee, Melvin I.ingren, Elwood
The
Epworth
League
will
hold
a
Visitors at the luncheon Tuesday
Samuel, June Wheeler. Allcerta Frohn,
social
at
the
church
Friday
evening.
were: Earl Clark, new Tuin-A-Lum
Chiqulta Winkler, Evelyn Baker, Lou­
Because of an unprecedented demand
The Aloha club last week elected the Lumber Co. manager, E. C. Sprague for the new mmtels announced at the
ise Baldwin, Peggy Baldwin, Maxine
OIL — Mazola. 20th Century price these
William», Rosemary Rankin, Marguer following officer«: President, Mra. Vic­ and F. E. Butterfield, Ban Francisco beginning of the year the Chevrolet
MILK-—Libby's. "The nearest to fresh
two day«. Quart Can ....... —.......
450
Ite and Viola Lingreu, Jean Rankin. tor Thomsen; vice-president, Mrs. Fred electrical men, and Charles Kingman Motor company during February again
Cream.” Tall Cans, 4 for----------- 380
Virginia Paaseh, Miss Renfro, Erwin Mack; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Cecil and Russell Dalgleish, of the White topped all previous monthly production
luiurance, Helen Hicks, Frances Bmul- Cutler. The next meeting wiil be with Salmon plant of the power company, records for automobiles with an out­
BEANS—Campbell’». The beans with the
PEP— Kellogg's. "The peppy breakfast
Mrs. Freeman, March 28.
and G. L. Aggers, of White Salmon.
lin and Paul Kelr.
put of 85,821 cars. Word to this effect
rich Tomato Sauce. The "Big” Tin«.
food. Package ...100;
3 for
290
Secretary Shoemaker announced that has Just reached the Bartol Motor Co.,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Caldbeck, of
The
Valley
Christian
church
is
mak
­
3 Cans (Over 3 lb«. Net) ------ ------ 260
8.
E.
Bart
mesa
had
turned
in
17
new
tiie local dealer, from the factory,
ing elaborate preparations for a May Portland, spent the week epd with
name« for membership. R. E. Scott which is now at the peak of produc­
BEANS — Small White. Choice «elected
Festival which is to ice held May 1-4. their mother, Mra. Hans I<age.
SHORTENING
—
Best.
Purely
vegetable.
Californias. 3 lbs........... ....----------
250
It will begin on Sunday with a special
Mr. and Mrs. Carter and son, Ralph, reported that the membership commit­ tion.
"February production this year
It's fresh, too. 3 lb*.......................
490
■BFvice both morning and evening, then and Miss Elsie Mailer were recent tee had withheld until some later date
the proposal to change the meetings showed an Increase of 34,518 cars, or
Monday, Tu<-sday,*ancl Wednesday will Portland visitors.
HONEY—Strained. Pure, packed in Ball
from Tuesday to Saturday.
more than 67 per cent over the total
Ice fully occupied, closing with a great
LARD—Pure. Fre«hly rendered.
Last Saturday 15 Boy Scouts, under
Mason Jara. Pint — 290; Quart ... 490
of 51,303 Chevrolets built in the same
entertainment by local tnlc-nt Wednes­ the leadership of E. E. Lage, did good
ssr
3 lb«. ......................... ................
month last year,’* said Tom Scott.
day evening. There will be special work in cleaning up the Pine Grove
NEW OATA—Kellogg’s. Cooks in 3 min­
“Despite the greatly enlarged facilities
reasons for the interest of the whole cemetery, raking and burning weeds.
SOAP—White Wonder. A Northwest
provided under the $10,000,006 expan­
utes. Small packages, 2 for.«.--------- 250
community to lie enlisted, and will be They were nerved dinner at the school
330
sion program completed December 1,
product. 10 Bars
the greatest effort of its kind the local house by the ladies. The boys who
Large package ---------------------------- ---- 250
1026, the factory lias been forced to -
church has ever attempted. You will assisted with the work were George
expand its operations by working over­
Ice
interested
in
watching
for
further
FLOUR
—
49-
ft
sack.
McDonald,
George
Lage,
Vincent
Cosad,
MATCHES—Searchlight. Noiseless! Non-
announcements.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jewett, of White time, day and night, to meet the nation­
Kerr’s Best Patent .....
$1.94
Carroll Maher, Charles Lage, Harold
goisonous; Large full count boxes.
Balmon,
Wash., celebrated the 57th wide demand, which marks the rise of
Racked icy the local Ministerial asso­ Hammers, William Albel, Dale Scobee.
Crown $2.03; Fisher's Blend—$2.10
the company to its position as the larg­
ox___ 50;
Carton of 6 boxes ... 250
ciation. there is lielng planned a city- William Gilman, Vern Gilman, Frank anniversary of their wedding Sunday est manufacturer of gear-shift cars in
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mc­
wide
Vacation
Btlcle
school
for
tbe
Mack,
Keith
Lage,
Randolph
Pooley,
COFFEE—20th Century. Few equal, none
world.
SHRIMP—American Beauty. New pack.
coining season ; it will be a united ef­ Malvern Bleverkropp, and Roy Ander­ Intosh in the Parkdale district. They the “Factory
executives ascribe only one
better. Yet the price is low because it
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. McIntosh
fort rather tha« a union effort, church­ son.
No. I (5 oz. Net) Cans----------------- 150
reason for the phenomenal growth in
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
L.
Bommer.
Mrs.
es
holding
their
own,
or
where
con
­
goes
direct
from
our
roaster
to
you.
The
Amiens
club
will
meet
with
Mrs.
3 for -I.................................................... 430
McIntosh and Mrs. Houwner are sisters popularity of the Chevrolet car—It has
venient. uniting with a near-by church, Howard Shoemaker next Thursday.
Pound
440 ;
3 pound«$1.30
met the public desire for an automobile
of Mrs. Jewett.
and the probabilities are that prac­
The young people of the Grange will
ASPARAGUS TIPS—Libby, Large.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewett have lived at of exceptional quality *and perform­
tically all of the churches will cooper­
a play at the Grange hall Fri­ White Salmon for 55 yeara. They were ance at a reasonable price. This is
About 35 spears to the can. These ten­
Fruite
Reduced Prices on
ate. Plans are teeing perfected, and present
day of next week.
married in Vernon county, Wisconsin, what Is causing the company contin­
competent
teachers
are
already
volun
­
der tips make delightful Salads.
Now is when you nee
Several members of the local grange where Mrs. Jewett was one of the first ually to extend Its production, a record
teering
their
services
for
that
work,
I-ft Square Cans
300; 3 for—890
seemingly being made one month only
and the proapects are gortl for splendid ace scheduled to assist with the pro­ white children born in that section of to fall before that of the following
q PLEASE NOTE:
gram at the next meeting of Rockford the state. Mr. Jewett 1« a Civil War
accomplishments
along
that
line
for
the
Fancy Fruits packed in Heavy Syrup
grange in return for their courtesy in veteran and a member of Canby poet, month.”
CORN—.White Lily. Sweet, tender Crosby
coming Hummer.
providing such splendid numbers for Grand Army ot the Republic.
Com. A Qenuine bargain at this price.
APRICOTS—Libby’s. No. 2'/2 Cans.
the recent program at Pine Grove.
Mrs. Jewett is known throughout the
2 Cans______________ ______ _____ 250
Havm-Epky
2 for - 490
mid-Colnmbla fol- her lifelong interest
I. A. Haven, of Takeview, and Miss
in civic work and women's clubs.
Maa Killed by Freight Train
KIDNEY BEANS—Van Camp’s Red. You
Mabel Epley,
. . of Hood River, were
BLACKBERRIES OR LOGANBERRIES—
Mr. and Mra. Dunn and Mr. and
An unidentified man, about 35, wa« Mrs. Charles Mansfield, of White
married
In
Klamath
Falls
March
S.
will like the flavor. I 7 oz. Cans.
Libby's. Assort them if you like.
ground
to
pieces
beneath
an
eaatbound
Mr. Haven 1« a prosperous farmer and i
Salmon, attended the celebration.
Real value at 100 a Can: 3 Cans 290
No. 2 Cans, 2 for...—------ -------------
W. H. McGuire, who has__
riiirliH^pr of tho I L qv I pu ’
lira. freight train Saturday night, when
talnlng one of the valley’« prise dairy
apparently
he
severed
the
air
brakes,
Haven is the daughter of Mr. and Mra.
PEACHES — Libby’s Cling. No. 2 Cana,
herds In the Upper Valley, has moved
PEAS—Royal City Medium. Fancy, sweet,
C. F. Epley, of this city.
' causing the train to be cut in two near
to the Witham place on the West Bide,
2 for 350; No. 2*4 Cana, 2 for..„450
succulent peas,. Can....150; 3 can«.—430
Mr. and Mrs. Haven are receiving Bonny, «lx miles west of here. The
where he has started the Pinehurst
congratulations from many friends body, cut in three pieces, was brought
i
ii
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Dairy. Mr. McGuire, who is now in
here and turned over to Coroner J. W.
here. They will reside at leaker lew
tiie Willamette valley Inspecting pure­
Bifton. It was held at the Anderson
bred Jersey cows, has one of the moot
mortuary. The victim was stealing a
Wahy Klan a Wa Notes
The Wing Fat Co. will open a new notable of mid-Columbia dairy herds.
ride on the bumpers.
Wahy Klan a Wa Camp Tire
The man had black hair, and a por­ store in the old Hood River Market His cows have been tuborcnlln
group held a «neetlng last Tnesday. tion of his right foot had been cut off building today. The place has been re­ each year for the past font
Mahals Plog was taken in a« a new in some former accident. Coroner Bif­ modeled. The exterior has been neatly are now accredited for eerti
Mr. McGuire Is one of the
meinlier Committees were appointed ton does not plan on holding^n tnqueet repainted, and made attractive.
’Htat’!
The (Thine** afore will
“ make
- a spe­ thusiaottc of Hood River
to take care of the program and re­
No relatives of the unidentified vic­
freshments for the party on Thursday tim of the accident were located, and cialty nt fine tea«, oriental canned His goal, he says, is to
evening. The meeting was dosed with his body was buried in the county plot goods, novelties, sandala and gift art- one of the beat known
reputation for quality
idee.
the initiation of the new
at Idlewilde cemetery yesterday.
. BRIEF LOCAL MENTION
BOY SCOUTS WILL
4-H CLUBS SHOW
STEADY INCREASE
PRESENT SPECIALTY
Modern
New Home
Six Rooms
Red Ripe
Solid Pack Tomatoes
20!tCeniuty*
Ë QHEER
SPECIAL
NESS
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
March 17,18, 19
17c Can $1.95 Doz.
FORUM HEARS STORY
OF POWER PROGRESS
The Star Grocery
PERIGO & SON
CHEVROLET PRO­
DUCTION AT RECORD
Money Savers Saturday & Monday, March 19th-21st
MR. AND MRS. JEWETT
HOLD CELEBRATION
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W. H. McGUIRE HAS
STARTED NEW DAIRY
WING FAT COMPANY
OPENS NEW STORE
20'^ Centura Stores
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