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•4- Froík?1 ay°Ur fV'‘nd’ at ,he “»Prins Charles Gumm, genial Chinese res D. X __ ___ r rolle dance. Pythian hall, WednwT : taurant proprietor, has a erew busy River about 18 inffliW[ ago from On •lay, April 20th. ’ making enlargements at the Hood Rlv- tario, has moved down town with the 4. 0. Staten, State County w»L>r fn!2^xh k has arrived here ( er cafe. Morse Auto Parta staff. Mr. Falconer tor for Hood Rivsr Co. TM 548* Lü“orclXK«0 “iake hOWe °n 1 Mrs. May Maddux, who has beeu la In chai Oldtimo dance at Rockford Friday. first housekeeper at the Mt. Hood hotel, la M. Yai ____ . Hard Time Dance Parkdale, Friday. Li?Jhi.“nd Mr’ B,,u B,rch «nd T. A. , now occupying a similar porition at the asparagus, offered to whet the appe n lb were np from Portland Monday Columbia Gorge. tites of local folk. The bunch was on H, L. Haabruuck. optometrist. calling on friends. Mrs. Thomas Flagler la seriously 111 display Monday at Joe McRea’s Hood i-Tk* Dr®*®»king Shop, rrehtl uTsI" llnd “ ‘’•riJ couldn't at the Hood River hospital, suffering River fruit market. In the Daviileon building. al2tl »T, » ..to Í fl n* w,nter »porta on from effects of a recent case of ton- “Good Apples Scarce”—Oregon Jour Anto Wreck««. “n ttie Heights, sUitia. Heights. Mount Hood Sunday. nal, April 11. Pariaslsn still has “art« for all can. jylOtf Save the date, April 28, for "Mrs jyl»tf J. W. West, who has been with an plenty of good apples and good cider _.£• Ducking, country or Temples Telegram,” Rockford Grange oil company in Wyoming, is spending the year around at hla Mt. Hood Loop city, ai Sherman, phone. 1891. n2«tf some time at his Dee Flat orchard fruit stand. ^Roy F. Dart la now a member of the District Supt w. W. Newtierry spent place. Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Hukari, of Pine several days at the home of T^m 20th Century Grocery Co. Mrs. William Barney and Miss Kath Grove, celebrated their 40th wedding W1,lle ,,‘’r“ witll the mlmion- erine Baker, of Eugene, spent the week annivepary Bunday. A large crowd of Elsie's homemade <akes. Buy one try one. Phoue 4746. end here with their father, District relatives and friends were present for the joyful event. Miss Edith Beyérle, from China and Attorney Baker. Do not mi«» Rockford Orange play, liliet and Rev. O. J. stone, assistant April 28. E. M. Holman, drove to Bend early Jqbn Mcl^-an, G. W. Jameson and Mrs. A. F. Linn is convalescing from superintendent of the district, were cu Chafles M. Dyer will leave today for Wednesday morning, taking Mission rtained at E. M. Hohuan's. Silver lake in eastern Oregon where aries Carlson, Garrison and W. W. an attack of pneumonia. thIrL,"ne<" 1,’“kc’ “lea "ianaK“r for they open the fishing season tomorrow. Newberry. They will return Thursday Mrs. A. W. Peters I’eters rett returned Tuesday lii In * I .1 * he Cal fonda Spray-Chemicul Co. for A. 8. Keir, W. O. 8heppard and noon. from a visit in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Plath, of Bend, A. W. Isbell represented Hood River the Pacific northwest, was in town last Cash paid for old cars. H.-K. Auto Chapter, R. A. M., at the grand chapter where Mr. Plath has a leading drug week, calling on dealers and friends. w rackets. jOtf store, were here last week visiting Mr. “I ,11“ Uwett A Myers meeting In Bend Monday. Mrs. L. B. Aplin, of Portland, was t Dr. N. Plyler, Chiropractor. Chiro- and Mrs. A. J. Graff. Mr. Plath has Tobacco Co., was here lasf week on here last week, visiting friends. business and visiting Ills old friends. Fractic and Electric Treatments. Rooms an orchard here. Don’t miss the Spring Frolic at the Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Eby. , 2 and 3, Brosius Bldg., Hood River, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Jordan and small Pythian hall Wednesday, the 20th. al4tf daughter, who have been here with Dr. Il you do not get your Portland Tele- Phone 6381. Oldtime dance at Rockford Friday. jrram, or if you want to subscribo for Attend the “Easter Ball” given by and Mrs. Jesse Edgington, Mrs. Jor I. H. Cederwall spent the week end thiB evenmg newspaper, Tel. 3364. Mrs. the American Legion Auxiliary, Pyth dan's parents, left last week to return J w. Armstrong. o28tf ian hall, Wednesday, April 20. Admia- to their home at Enterprise. in Beattie, Wash., visiting friends. Bud's Aces will assist the American Searches of record» and reliable ab ilou 81.00. Mrs. J. K. Carson was in Portland Mrs. A. F. 8. Steele has left for Ijegion Auxiliary in making the Tuesday, consulting an eye specialist. stract» made by Oregon Abatríct Com- any> A- Wi.Onthank, Manager, First Auburn, N. Y., where she will upend Spring Frolic a “thing of beauty and a Hard Time Dance Parkdale, Friday. P National Bank Bldg. Tel. Ifi21. )y20tf some time visiting with relatives and joy forever.” K. P. hall, Wednesday, Elsie's homemade cakes. Buy one. April 20. Admission |1.00. fridnds. None who saw the valley's talent at try one. Phone 4746. The West Bide Circle had a very Rockford Grange plays In former years R. O. Scbe, who has been painfully Do not miss Rockford'Grange nlav has forgotten them. Join these April ill, suffering from the effects of having enjoyable day with Mrs. Kissinger on April 28. - » i 28 and see “Mrs. Temple's Telegram.’! a rei-alcltrant wisdom tooth removed, Friday. Her hrother-in-law, Walter Mrs. K. W. Dover, of this city, on Reece, with his company kindly enter Eocene Coal OH slops smoking and Harry Dobson, who has been home, is again about his business. evening presented to tin* First smelling oil stoves. In bulk at Franz convaleMing from a recent serious op Special Bargains—Hardie Rpray Guns, tained the circle In the aftrnoon with Tuesday Christian church, a splendid electric mgtf eration, has returned to the Veteran’s regular $8.00, our price $6.00; Hardie readings and music. urn. The urn is of three gallons ca We insure anything, Talk to us—it hospital at Tacoma. Spray Hose with connections, regular Easter eggs, small useful articles, pacity, and the very latest in design »n’t cost anything. , J. M. Culbertson 6 rice 813.00, our price $11.00. Bennett and all kinds of baked and cooked Thomas Marshall, of St. Paul. Minn., and finish. A special social gathering al4tf Co., phone 2183. <12tf foods for sale at the Pacific Power A was called for its presentation, fol has'been here tln> past week, looking rotbers. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lamimaun were scientifically examine'! by H. L. after his country place on the Colum- • Light Co. office on Saturday, the 16th, lowed by refreshments In which the oock. Optometrist Heilbronner bia river highway Just west of the city. nere from Portland the first of the by the Woman's Union of Riverside new urn waa used, and was pronounced Bldg. I8K week, visiting relatives and friends church. by an appreciative audience as thor Frank Shaw and family and his son. Rev. A. J. Garrison, missionary from G. It. Shaw, and family, have arrived and attending to matters of business. N. W. Bone, Willow Tint orchardist, oughly practical as well as beautiful. Gus Miller on Raturday presented has taken the local agency for the Reo Resolution of appreciation to Mrs. India, was entertained this wrek at here from Yakima, Wash., and will Mrs. Mlller_wlth a Maytag washing Rix car, known aa the Flying Cloud. Dover for her gift was adopted by the the home bf Mr. and Mrs. It. 0. Samuel. make their home in the Dee district. machine. The gift was a birthday He gave an Interesting demonstration church. The purchase was made Save the date, April 28, for “Mrs. None who saw the valley's talent at of the power of the new car one day through the Apple City Electric Shop. ^ffpple’s Telegram,” Rockford Grange Rockford.Grange plays in former years present. Dr. N. Plyler, who’ has returned to last week. has forgotten them Join these April Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Birge returned Rev. and Mrs. Carlson, from Ecua 28 and set' “Mrs. Temple's Telegram.” this city to practice his profeosion ne a chiropractor, after an absence of laat week from the Hawaiian Ixlands. dor, were entertained recently at Mrs. Hemstitching and stamping. Orders several years, has secured rooms in the where they spent the winter. "Tell Mr. M. D. Hicks' horn«*. taken for pleating, chain stitcliing, pin Brosius building first Church of Christ, Scientist Moe,” said Mr. Birge, “that he did not Mrs. J. C. Rrertli, after a visit with tucking and buttons. Mirs Claxton, at Services in church building Sunday, overexaggerate the beauties of the Smoky and Smel red ol4tf her parents. Dr. and Mrs. Jesse Edging The Leonora. 11 a. m. Bunday school the same hour. using Eocene Oil. as a winter resort one whit,” ton, has returned to her home at Bend. Mrs. Jessie M. Bishop was called to , coal oil next time and seethedifference. The reading room is maintained in the Our business is to serve you with Mrs. E. R. Pooley is guardian of a Portland Saturday Is-cause of the seri Any quantity, gallon to barrel, at E. A. Quality Bakery goods. Is there ang. Davidson building. Room 8 Is open week days from # to 5, with an attend m29tf new group of Camp Fire girls at Pine ous illness of her mother, Mrs. J. K. Frans Co. food on the market more wholesome? Ferguson. * , in charge from 8 to S. Wednesday Grove. Mr. aDd Mrs. Walter Leonard and Please.place your orders for Sunday ant subject, "Are Sin, Disease and Death Mrs. J. P. Nauines, and sons, Joe and small son. Walter Bill, have arrived Mrs. Geo. Y. Morrison has left for not later than the Friday before. Real 7” : a visit of two weeks with Mr. Hood River Bakery. Casper, Wyo., for a visit with her Nooks, accoiniuiided by Rols*rt B. Per- for Igo and Johnny Boyd, motored to Port Ijeonard's father, H. B. Leonard, Civil mother. Seventh Day Adventist Church Canby Relief Corps, W. R. C., will land Saturday. War veteran, who h< In poor hvalttt at Oldtime dance at Rockford Friday. give a silver tea at the home of Mrs. Comer 15th and Pine streets. Serv L. Winans, of Dee, has completed a his ’ home on Ninth street. M. A. Shoemaker Wednesday after ices Sabbath—Saturday. At 0.45 a. m.. Bare the date, April 28, for “Mrs. course at the Oregon Institute of Tech H. E. Turneaure, of Port Angeles, noon, April 20. Each memis-r come Sabbath school; preaching, 11 o’clock; Temple's Telegram,” Rockford Grange nology, Portland. He majored in auto Wash., and C.^B. Turnea and bring a friend. A pot-luck luncheon Young People's meeting, 3 p. m.; pray hall. motive work. lma, Wash., recently visited w will 1« served. The public is Invited. er meeting Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. Charming new Hats, Dresses, Coats, An Easter Festival will lie held at brother, 1 A. C. Turneaure, who Mr. and Mrs. Duncan and family Everybody welcome. Blowers, Lingerie, Hose. Choose now the Middle Valley school at 3 p. in. on been very ill the past three weeki F. H. Conway, Pastor. for Easter, at The Leonora. assisted Mrs. Turneaure in taking hare tooted to Portland, upon the re Sunday, led hy Rev. Schuyler Pratt. They ’ Elsie’s homemade inkes. Buy one, All are cordially Invited to attend, both 1 Mr. Turneaure to Portland for medical turn of Mr. and Mrs. É. B Cloud and Gospel Tabernacle daughter, and Mrs. Perronet, from try one. Phone 4746. children and adults. 1 treatment. Wlieaton, Ill. Mr. Duncan has charge Eighth and May streets. Dr. Robert of the Hood River Cannery interests in Apits, pastor, 8.48 a. m., Bunday Portland. school; 11 a. 1., morning services; The wedding of Gordon R. Green, of 6.30 p. m.. Young People’s meeting; the American Fruit Growers, Inc., son 7.30 p. m., evangelistic services; 7.30 of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8: Green, of Heattie. p. m., Wednesdays, prayer meeting. and Mire Ginevra Nichelami, daughter Everybody welcome, everybody invited. of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. NMelsen, will Easter nt Bt Mary's occur at the Aabury Methodist church Special devotions are tsdng held this tomorrow afternoon. bef of week at St. Mary's church. The pro Mrs. H. J. Frederick, a the state executive board of the De gram of services, beginning today Is partment of Oregon, W. R. C., and also announced aa follow»: Thmday, Maas and Reposition, 8 a national aide of the same order, will attend a luncheon in Portland Thurs a. m. ; Holy Hour, 7.80 p. tn. Friday, Stationa and Sermon, 7.30 day given by Will P. TMckinaon Corps p. m. No. 30 to all state officers. Saturday, Confemiona, 4 to 9. The First Christian church of this Easter Sunday, 1st Mass at 8; 2nd city has planned an appropriate cele Mare at 10.30—Easter Hymns and Ser- bration of the Eastertide, which will mon. include all the services of the day, with the evening servici- especially fea tured. The Valley church will give Flaster Day Will l>egin with the Holy their Easter program in the morning Communion at 8 a. m., with the rec at 10.15. tor's meditation on “While the World Friday afternoon Principal Durland «till Blept.’’ At 9.45 a. in. the Chil gave basketball letters to the following dren's Festival will be held, with the Everything for the Easter Morning and players: Scott Parker, Ernest Look, presentation of their Lenten offering. Waverly Ray, Thomas McKitriak, John At 11 a. m. the full choral Holy Com all the necessities for a splendid Easter Din- Boyd and Woodrow Triplett. Dean munion (Stainer) will be sung. The Connaway was a wared a letter for sermon will be on "The New Life." At Quality counts and economy rule* at winning the Junior high declamatory 3 p. m. the church will lead the Easter contest. Festival at Middle Valley school. At Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Turnbull, who 6.30 p. m. the Young People’s Fellow spent the winter at Oakland, Calif., ship will meet. The Maundy Thursday visiting Mr. Turnbull's relatives, have Holy Communion will be held at 7.45 returned to Tyee, in the Umpqua val p. m. tonight, with the meditation on ley, where they have purchased a 160- "The Cup Which is Blessed.’’ The acre ranch home. Mr. Turnbull has Good Friday meditations on the Words been here, arranging f«p removal of from the Cross will be held from 12 to 3 p. m. At 7.45 p. m., “The Htory of household goods to Tyee. the Cross” (Stainer) will be sung. Miss Lessa Weaver, who has "been st the Veteran’s hospital in I*ortland, has Asbury M. K. Churrh been transferred to the hospital at x Easter Bunday — Bunday school at Livermore, Calif. Miss Weaver, who 9.45 a. m. Morning worship, 11 o’clock, — "The ideal has won many friends in Hood River HAMS — Swift’s Premium. SNOWDRIFT—A highly refined vegetable for the excellency of her work In pre subject “The Easter Message.” There Average weight about Easter Ham.” i ---- _ Shortening. 4-lb Can vention of children's contagious dis will be a reception of new members, II lbs. Half ham, lb ---------------- 34/ »1.7S 8-lb Can ..... — eases the past winter, has Iteeo granted also the Sacrament of Baptism will be 33/ Whole Ham, lb a leave of absence as county health administered. Holy Thursday—In the evening the Sacrament of the Lord’s nurse. RICE—Louisiana Fsincy Blue Roae. The following’Students of the Port service. OIL—Amaízo. 3 Pounds ----- ----------- --------------------- 25/ Boys’ club will meet on Tuesday eve land Art Association school are spend 43/ Quart Can ing the week here sketching Hood Riv ning at 7.30. Bible Rtndy class meets SHORTENING—Best. Purely . Vegetable. er Valley landscape scenes: Misses Wednesday evening at 7 A0. Raturday, JELLO—All Flavors. Rosemary Grace, Riette Latta and April 23, the Ladies' Glee club, of Wil 3 Pounds ...... —------------------------- —49/ 25f Olivia Shepherd. They are finding con lamette university, will give a concert \ 3 Packages---------:.. • ditions Ideal for spring landscapes, in the church. PANCAKE FLOUR—Sperry’s best. Henry Young, Minister. they say, as cherries are blooming and QUAKER OATS—Quick Cooking. No. 10 Sack----------------------- 4»--------- 69/ the early shrubbery is putting forth s The Baptist Church Large Package-------- -—---- --------------- 29/ new leaf. The surrounding gorgesides Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. Morning are taking on their vernal tints MATCHES—Searchlight. Large, full count of worship at 11; subject of sermon, “The green. ASPARAGUS TIPS—Libby’s Large, about Boxes. Box..... „5/5 6 Boxes ..'.„.25/ Thomas Lacey, who has been In Risen Jesus Appears to the Women.” 35 Spears to the Can. Evening worship at 7.30. charge of finishing construction of Anthem. 1-lb Square Cans.- 29c; 3 for. .. 85/ BEANS—Van Camp’s. shoulders of 10 miles of new paving Musical Easter program. Bubject of 25/ 18-oz. Cans, 3 for ... east of Astoria, is spending a short prison, “The Risen Christ and the KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES time at home here before going to Apostles.” Junior B. Y. P. U., 5 p. m. 0 25/ Hillsboro to engage in state highway Senior B, Y. P. Ü. at 6.38 p. m. Prayer 3 Packages----- .------------------- v- GRAPE FRUIT—Dromedary. work. Mr. Iecey says that the Astoria meeting on Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. 55/ 2 Cans —------------------------- C. R. Delepine, Pastor. pavement is 20 feet wide on straight of ways and 23 feet at curves. Eight- 38/ Special Bap(ht Pregram CITRUS POWDER foot shoulders have been constructed. A special musical program will mark “It is one of the liest pavements in the Large Packages, 2 for 45/ the Easter services at the First Baptist state,” said Mr. Lacey. LARD—Pure. 55/ FLOUR—49-lb Sack. In Bulk, 3 pounds Rev. Bumerlin, who last week began church Sunday evening at 7.30 o’clock. have been announced aa fol a series of evangelistic services at the Numbers Kerr's Best Patent---- ---------------------$1.94 lows: CORN—White Uly. Sweet, tender Crosby. Pine Grove church, is a reaident of Crown $2.03; Fisher's Blend $2.10 Anthem, “Now Is Christ Risen,” 11. P. Montana, but he has already become a Danka. Genuine value @ 2 cans -—---------- *5/ booster for Hood River Valley. The “Angels Roll the Rock Away," FRESH EGGS other day he said be had writtea Mrs. C Solo, PEAS—Del Monte Early Garden. B. Hawley. 25/ 'Per Dozen ._ flumerlin, urging that she make up her 43/ Anthem. “Why Reek Ye the Living Can........... 15/; 3 Can«--------- ---- -------- ■ ' .......... - ' ' mind to join him and make her home Among the Dead!” by Edwyn Clark. in the Hood River country. "I told 20TH CENTURY COFFEE—Adds zest to Offertory. ' SHRIMP—American Beauty. Latest pack.’ her in my letter." said Rev. Bumerlin. your Easter Dinner. Hot out of our! Solo, “If You Believe,” from “Easter No. I Cana 14/; 3 for 39/ “that the Lord, when he had finished IMwn." Roaster today. Hot on your table to making this section of the country just Trio, “Awake Triumphant Mora,” morrow. Pound 44/; 3 lbs. — $1.29 threw the leavings over the back fence Rchnecker-Lynes. CHEESE—TiHarnook and that made Montana.” Ground to your order for fineness. ... 29/ Anthem, "The Ixird Is My Shepherd,” Full Cream. Pound .. J. C. Ryan, who lost both of his Franceslo De Leone. hands , ia a blixsard in South Dakota Sermon, “The Risen Christ and His 30 years ago but who now makes a liv Disciples.'' ing writing fancy cards. Is again in Hood River. Mr. Ryan, despite the English L u M mtm Church fact of his misfortune, can do with Ms There will be services on Good Fri stubs almost as much as others do with day at 8 o’clock tn the evening. Holy their full 10 fingers. The other day communion will be ivlebrated. Easter at the Guide restaurant, after fie had services will be held Bunday morning eaten, be picked up the meal check, at 11 o’clock. "The Resurrection of walked to the cashier'» desk, opened Jesus” will be the topic of the sermon. his puree, flipped out a coin and then Special music. The church school be took a toothpick. He is a moot inde gins at 10.80 o’clock. pendent and cheerful citlaen. P. Hilgendorf, Pastor. s RuF LOCAL MENTION “Every night you smile again Every, day you by me claim. 'Mother! Home! What blest refrain ! All things go, but these remain Mothers’ Day We are now taking orders for Mothers' Day Gandies, and - ^>ave beautiful samples on display. Leave us your order—we will mail or deliver A. S. KEIR OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK CHURCHES i' n H HH Stores Money Savers, Saturday and Monday, April 16-18 ....»K p L WCentunj Stores I Riverside 7 i. in. Early morning service con- ducted by the Young __ People's __ _ Society, Adults Invited. 9.45 a. tn. Church School, I. R. Acheson, Supt. 11 a. in. Morning Worship with Re- reptiou of New Members. Sermon on "Christ Our Life.” Easter innate by the choir, 4 p. m. Baptismal Service and pro gram hy the children. 8 p. m. Special Easter Service for the Hood River Commsndery of the Knights Templar. F. Gordon Hart. Minister. GOLF NEWS A. _ S. _ Keir Is having his store remod- eled and ide ready for one of the most modern fountains in the state. The rear of the drag store has been re ___ a new ___ .. concrete floor baa modeled, and been laid. A portion of the back room will be utilised as a kitchen, and lunches will be served from the new fountain, which will soon be Installed. Drawing! of the proposed change in dicate that it will have an appeal both for focal folk and the big crop of tour ists who will soon ba traveling through. After a visit with the family of Mr. Young's daughter, Mrs. A. J. Derby, Mr. and Mrs E. J. Young left Monday to return to their home at Washington, Pa. _______________ Elsie’s homemade cakes. E. Cummins, Portland professional, try one. Phone 4746. will spend one day a week here. He waa in Hood River yesterday. Those wishing to meet him should eall Mrs. Crew at the Experiment Station. The Spring Handicap tournament was started on Tuesday. Twelve ladies played in this tournament Everyone chose their own handicap. Mrs. E. O. Blanchar won the prise. — Everyone must turn in two nine-hole scores each week. This tournament will end May 31. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Hanby at the club house. Buy one, Easter Special “Good Things To Eat Forty-nine players qualified in the opening rounds of the Bpring Handi cap of the Hood River Country dub test Sunday. The ’~ players have been divided into three tree flights of 18 each. according to the low gross scores. In the first or championship class the fol lowing are the- successful entrants gether with their si-ores: Dr. C. Hamilton 82. E E. House 87, E. Mears 88, H. T. DeWitt 88, E. Pootey 80, W. L Nichols and Dr. C. H. Jenkins 93, Edgar Frans and Charlee Carson 95, E. R. Moller and Harold Davis 96, C. C. Anderson and 8. L. Banks 97, C. N. RavUn 98, Earl Weber Large cans Hawaian Sliced Pineapple 8 thick slices to can, Special 21/ and Dr. Murphy 99. In the drawing for this flight the results were as fol Buy them by the dozen lows; Frans Vs. Murphy, Mean vs. Nichols, DeWitt vs. Anderson, Jenkins Koberg’« Fancy Asparagus vs. Banka, Moller vs. Poolsy, House vs. Weber, Hamilton vs. RavUn, Carson vs. Fresh Every Day IMvls. Hecond Flight: E. O. Blanchar, Geo. Candy Easter Eggs and Rabbits Read 100; John Annals 101; O. T. Dewey 103; O. C. Crew, Zach Annala Fine Boxed Chocolates 104; L. 8. Boyd 105; W. H. Marshall, Banks Mortimer, J. M. Culbertson. C. Alexander 106; C. M. Hurlburt, Roy Heeman 107; N. H. McMillan, Atto Byers 108; B E. Cobb 110. These plsyers are paired as follows: Z. An nala vs. Boyd, Alexander vs. Hurlburt, "GOOD THINGS TO EAT McMillan vs. John Annala, Crew va. Dewey, Byers vs. lies man, Read va. Cobb, Manball vs. Mortimer, Blanchar vs. Culbertson. Third Flight: Leroy Childs, Fred Phone 8561 Johnson. W. J. Knight 111; Truman Butler 112; H. K. Davenport, Dolph Mulkey 114; Dr. Collie. P. L Tomp kins 115; Dr. Henderson 116; 8. J. Moore, M. E. MrCsrty 117; George W. Thomson 118; Coe 120; T. Smith 122; Dr. T. B. Zaier 123; D. H. Sorter 128; Bay Wickham 180. The pairings are: Tompkins vs. Collie. Henderson vs. Childs, Coe vs. Wickham, T. Smith va McCarty, Johnson vs. Knight, Dr. Zener vs. Mulkey, Davenport vs. But ler, Moore va Sorter, Thomson bye. For The Better Class Of Musk The tournament committee has set the date of April 23 as the time limit We play from score, radio In which all of the first round matches class. We do not "boiler-make” will have to he completed; up to the or "dish-pan” an author’s ar night of April 30 for the second roifnd rangement. Musicians do not. or semi-finals, and the finals during We furnish music for any and the week following. all kinds of engagements. On Sunday, May 1, the club will hold the City-Country team match, and on We Specialize In May 8 the High and Low Handicap Dance Music. team match. On May 15 will be the first round of the First National Bank Oup matches with The Dalles Country For date« call 3772 or 1793 Chib, played over the Hood River —Or Add row course. The teams will be made up of the entire playing membership of each Hub, the players being matched ac Hood River, Oregon. cording to their respective handicaps. The Star Grocery PERIGO & SON THE SUNSET ENTERTAINERS H. E. FAIT Oldtime dance at Rockford Friday. Hard Tima Dance Parkdale. Trida/.