The Hood River glacier., July 21, 1927, Image 10

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ODELL
Miss Anne Mounseil entertained the
Mr. and Mrs. James Mutfley of Ta­ k group of Camp Fire Girls of which she
coma, Wash., w«e guests of Alex B. is a member, at her home on Monday
Brooke at Odell hotel a week agu Sun­ afternoon.
The M. and D. dub will meet at the
day. Mr.(Mutfley is secretary of Ta-
count Y. M. 0. A. The three motored home of Mrs. H.'E. Jarvis with Mrs.
(Cent hi usd from front
Elzie Smith assisting hostess on (this)
to Cloud Cap Inu.
Thursday
afternoon.
The following is from Sigma Mu Chi
misty silence, awaiting Its revenge.
Mrs. Fred Ingalls and her mother, ’ And when in the morning sunlight it
Load-Speaker, College of Puget Sound,
Tacoma, Wash. ¡“Alexander B. Brooke, Mrs. F. Clark, were In Portland one ' saw
winding col­
honorary member, writ« from his day last week.
umn
laughed 1»
Hood ltiver ranch that be la experi­
Mrs. A. E. Wilson of Chehalis. WnM . wicked glee. Onward and upward they
encing bls most successful cherry sea­ spent several days with her niece, Mrs. came, this time a band of Masamas oat
son. While other orchardisht in the Nathsji Gllkerson.
for a jolly party and a day of thrills
are having poor cro;M uu account
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Sylvester and I and excitement on the great snow
of frost, >rooke at a higher altitude Peggy and Danforth and Mr. and Mrs. fields. Yawning crevasses they skirted
Is producthg a capacity crop. Alex is C. D. Sylvester drove to Rainier, Ore., , with the skill and knowledge of their
R certain, be elated As one of his boyhood dreums Sunday to call on friends.
years of mountain experience. They
kare
" was t< possess a cherry orchard. Last
, were nearing the summit—once again
Mra.
John
Dopp
of
Forest
Grove,
her
year tfeu yield from his orchard was
, it seemed aa if man’s cunning would
700 pounds; tills year it Is 1500 pounds. son, Gene Dopp of Oakland, Calif., and , triumph ; add then, suddenly and with­
her
sister,
Mrs.
Walter
Erickson
of
Another factor which is making the or-,
Valjmralso, Ind., spent the week end at out warning, a foot slipped, others fol
lowed, and in a seething mass, nine
*t every ma- chard a«uccess is that the selling price the J. H. Fletcher boipe.
souls were seul careening down » near­
visible maal- is five cents a :>ouml more tills year.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Price of Dufur ly perpendicular slope, beading straight
ity ; that man Brother 'Brooke says lie has been enter­
isolation of
Iffualoa; that taining a number of his Tacoma friends visited In the Clark Bales home on for the month of a hungry opening in
himself was
Sunday.
the great mountain side. Those left
fivery tree,
. . and animal ex- on his ranch this summer.
J. II. Fletcher returned from* Peo­ Itehind were powerless, and before the
pressed unseen things. There were
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Casaen of Wes­
horror-stricken eyes of thé watchers
three heavens, consisting of the three sington Springs, 8. Dak., have been vis­ tone, Ill., Monday evening.
orders of angels; the first distin­ iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. ' Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Seegar, accom- the victims were hurled over the edge
guished for love, the second for wis- H. Weinheimer. Mr. and Mrs. Cassell imnied by the 18 boys who are at their and out of sight. Theo di<l ths moun­
dom, and the third for obedience. have made an extended motor trip. Hilltop Camp for the summer, left tain smile in its inmost heart. Revenge
As everything had Its opposite,: there They visited their son In California, Monday for a 10 days, trip to Mount was sweet!
were three divisions of hell, also. Man then came north, stopping here. They Adams.
But man, the kind* of man who was
of himself was dead; his apparent life left for home Wednesday via Yellow­ • John Hounsell and A. E. I’rocknow to be reckoned with here, was not to
was due to the presence of God in him. stone Phrk, and expect to arrive home were among those who climbed to the 1 ms thwarted thus without a mighty
Chairman,« gospel was one of love about August L
top uf Mount Hood Saturday. A great effort to regain what he had lost. Down
and helpfult.?«. He was a strict vege­
Sunday, July 10, Rev. Nolt and fam­ numt>er from our community went to the snowy slopes sped a messenger of
tarian ; this may have had a great deal ily and E. L. Beaded and family, ac­ Cloud Cap Inn on Sunday, some mak­ mercy—Perley Payton by name, but
to do with his passion for planting companied by Clarence Miller and Ciln- ing Glacier trips.
well mjght be have been the Pled Piper
apple-trees.
of the olden legend, for when bls call
ton Wood, motored to Portland via the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
F.
Ray
Gllkerson,
sen,
His last years were spent near Mans­ Mount llood Hoop highway. In Port­
rang out over the glaciers where the
field Ohio, from where he sallied land they were met by Mra. Beadell’s Raymond, Miss Eleanor Allers of Seat­ legion climbers and skiers had just
tle,
James
and
David
Gilkereon
of
Ar
­
his nurseries.
He died and was brother, E. C. Royer, and his family,
arrived to spend the day in carnival
buried at Fort Wayne, Indiana, in who reside at Sumner, Wash. After mour, S. Dak., left Wednesday morn­ sports on Coalman Scoot,—bls call for
ing
for
Seattle
after
spending
some
1847, where he was stricken with pneu­ having spent the afternoon visiting the
help, "out of the glacier the rats came
monia,. while on one of his tours to party from Odell returned home' that time In the home of F. E. Gllkerson.
tumbling”—rats In name, yea, but bet­
care for his nurseries located at that evening. On Wednesday of last week
ter knqwn to us as our Crag Rats. As
PARKDALE
the news of the catastrophe was re­
Rev. Nolt and his family returned to
H.-R. Auto Wreckers,on the Heights layed from mouth to mouth down
tbelr home in Emmett, Ida.
through the forest and snow fields
|9tl
Circuit This Week
Last Sunday the Christian church Parts for all ears.
The all day auxiliary meeting at where various members of this famous
Lovers of western drama are enjoy­ had the annual out door service. They
band were leading parties on glacier
ing the screen version .of Harold Bell were met at the Punch Bowl by people Mrs. Brunquist's last Wednesday was fours,, it was as if a bolt of lightning
Wright’s "The Mine with the Iron from the Dee church. About 150 were well attended. The picnic dinner was had struck. As fsst as human speed
enjoyed by all ag well as the social time
Door" on the Cannon circuit thia week. present
could carry, him, every Crag Rat an­
Next Sunday services at the Chris­ along with work for the coming bazaar. swered the call and witbin a miracu­
The partners, the girl, Marta, Hugh,
Mra. Castner, Mrs. Boyd, Mra. Gunn
Saint Jimmie, the Indian Matachee, tian church as usual.
and Miss Burch, the county health lously ghort time the steep north slope
the Mexican, are all played by well
Miss Helen June Woodcock of Rock­ nurse, were present during the after­ of the mountain was covered with rap­
-known stars who move In the pictures ford, 111., who has been attending N.
idly moving black specks which were
as the author’s characters -do in the E. A., has been here for a visit In the noon to bring before the ladies the men—strong men, brave men, tried and
interest
of
the
health
association.
story. The knife fight between the home of Mr. und Mrs. Allison tTetcher.
true.
Mr. and Mra. Earl Newman and non
Indian and the Mexican is only one of She left yesterday for California.
And so, as has happened thrice be­
spent the week end In Portland.
the «pay,exciting thrillers.
fore In a great emergency, our un­
David and James Gllkerson of Ar­
■ — « ........... ...
•
Mrs.
Barlmra
Miller
is
confined
to
daunted heroes played tbelr pert in
• Next week Dorothy Phillipa, who for mour, 8. Dak., who were called here her home with German measles.
what was this time the most dramatic
many years was one of the leading by the peeing of their brother, William,
Isalxdle Craven of Portland spent rescue ever staged on the precipitous
left yesterday for Seattle. They ac­
screen stars, will be seen again for the companied
their brother, Ray, to his Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. walls of old Mount Hood. The giant
first time since her retirement in the
C. E. Craven.
took his toll, took It in the life of a
Tiffany Production, "The Sporting home in that city. From there they
return to their home in South
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hettinger and fine and noble man, In the injury of
Chance,” which is coming to the will
Dakota.
family moved to Portland Monday. eight other sturdy men and women, native land, the story takes on a smash­ Makarenko, Frank Leigh, Jane Thom­
Planes swooped from the sky direct-
Cannon circuit for a week’s run.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Boies motored to We wish them success In their new but had it not been for the bravery, ing share of excitement, intrigue and as, Cora Williams, Rosa Gore and ly at the camera lênses, banking when
Miss Phillipa retired from apjieering
quick
actlou
and
almost
superhuman
suspense. This is the idea woven into Sheila Hayward.
in pictures after the death of her hus­ Portland Thursday for a business visit. work and home. _____ _____ .
less than forty feet away, while travel­
MIm Alice Fisher returned to her efforts of the rescuers his would have "The Adorable Deceiver’’ the newest
band, Alan Ilolubar, but on the insist­ Bunday, In company with Mr. and Mrs.
ing at almost eighty miles an hour.
been
even
a
grimmer
harvest
And
as
World
war
aces
who
t^ink
they
know
Ralph
Streicher,
they
motored
to
Wa
­
home in Seattle Tuesday after a
ence of Director Oscar Apfel, who di­
That they did not mow down the cam­
the victims were one by one brought FBO attraction featuring Alberta
rected The Sporting Chance,” Miss shougal, Wash., for tlie day. Mr. and month’s visit with relatives in Park- to the first-aid station perhaps the old Vaughn, which is to be shown at the the last word in hazardous flying may eras is all the more remarkable when
Phlllljia was lured from ber retirement. Mrs. Boles returned home Monday noon. dale and Pendleton.
mountain, looking down at the meq Liberty theatre on Saturday and Sun­ be able to learn some new aerial tricks the fact is considered that the planes
Appearing with Mias Phillipa In the
Sunday Mrs. L. May Davis and her
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Smullln spent the who even in this terrible crisis had day. Thera are many amusing lnd- with the showing of "Rookies,” Metvo- had a wing spread of more than thirty
cast are Lou Tellegeu, George Fawcett, son, Herbert W. Davis, motored here first of the week In Portland.
never for an instant faltered nor ad­ denta when the Princess SylviA of Goldwyn-Mayer’s faroe comedy coming feet
Theo. Von Eltz and Sheldon Lewis.
from tbelr home In Portland. Mr. Da­
The plane shots were filmed at alti­
Mr. and Mrs. Sain Paul of Portland mitted defeat, was forced to a more Santa Maria, living incognito in New to the Rialto theatre next Tuesday and
“The Sporting Chance"—a story po­ vis returned Immediately to Portland. spent the week end with Mra. Paul’s true respect for the thing which he York, is forced to reimburse her dimin­ Wednesday.
tudes varying from 26 feet to more
tent with tense dramatic situations, His mother is spending the week vis­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Kelley.
had scorned—man, and hla brain and ished finances by impersonating the > The story, an original by Byron Mor­ than a mile and the balloon thrills
Princesaes Alice of Albania. The chic gan, is laid against a background of were taken at heights which sometimes
how fate and destiny brought the man iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L.
Rev. W. L Van Nnys Is attending brawn.
manner in which she wears her Paris cltlxens’ military training camp life, carried cameras, director and cast far
and the woman together through the A. "E. Clark. Mrs. Davis and Mrs.
All
hearts
were
saddened
by
this
frocks, the regal manner in Which she and Is directed by Sam Wood, who above the clouds.
median* of a man’s treachery; a pro­ Clark have been friends for more than synod at Eugene this week.
0. Bayer went down near Portland tragedy, and a damper was thus placed receives the homage of the eager soci­ made a name for himself by directing
The picture was produced with the
duction that stands preeminent in its 50 yean. As children they attended
on the joyous spirits of the day before.
artistic settings and superb directorial the same "District School’’ In Kansas. last Friday to work in a barber shop.
But despite this, the American Legion ety crowds, and iier dazallng personal­ many of the most successful Wallace cooperation of the government and
many officers detailed to the training
handling; a race scene that holds the
Mrs. Ralph Davies and son, Daniel, and all who participated In the climb ity, all go to prove the marvelous Reid productiona.
As the guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. 8.
Wood, who la an authority on film camps appeared in the production and
onlooker breathless from the drop of (Heiser Thursday afternoon for the nnd Mary Ellen Rawson attended a of Saturday are satisfied In the knowl­ histrionic ability of the dark-haired
the barrier until the heartbreaking motor trip to Newberg and from Thurs­ Rolierts family reunion at Salmon edge of its success, are proud of the little star. Aside from the romantic thrills. Is said to have Injected air­ acted as technical advisors. The Story
race between thoroughbreds Is over day evening until Saturday morning in River Meadows on the south aide of Crag Rata—doubly proud, because they and humorous situations there are plane and tialloon stunts which' are features Karl Dane, Mb reel 1 ne Dey,
a cast of names that have graced the their home, the Methodist parsonage at Mount Hood. Over 38 were present, feel that much of the success of Sat­ thrills and intrigue aplenty, which keep almost bloed congealing to the spec­ George K. Arthur and Tom O’Brien.
The supporting cast Includes Krank
screen in its finest achievements.
Newberg, your correspondent thorough­ some coining from Tacoma.
urday’s ascent la due to the careful the story moving at a high rate of tators.
During the filming of the air se­ Currier. Lincoln Steadman, Gene Stone,
ly enjoyed the gracious hospitality of
Mrs. J.
Cooper was a visitor this and sure guidance of these same mod­ speed. The story which is the ideal
these friends, the changing scenery and last week at the home of her par­ est young guides who are so rapidly vehicle for Mias Vaughn, Is an adapta­ quences the director called upon the E. H. Calvert and the well-known film
Nash Cars Mere
along
the way and the information re­ ents In Portland.
gaining fame through their noble deeds tion from the story by Harry Hoyt, fliers to "do their darndest,” and was actress, Louise lorraine.
The Automotive Service Co. thin
rewarded by a aeries of thrills that
ceived
regarding
the
varied
industries
A span of over half a centeury nep Doris Anderson, being responsible for almost
Mrs. Warren Gibbs and Mrs. J. 1Í.
week delivered two new Nash care.
__ |
stopped the battery of cameras
the
continuity
and
adaptation.
An
ex
­
of
Newberg
and
vicinity.
The
diversi
­
Demmon returned last Saturday from arates the ages of the youngest and cellent cast ably directed by Phil and forced the ca
Dale M. Ileskin received an Advanced
to take
fied
farms
with
their
fields
of
grain
a two weeks trip down the Willamette oldest persons who made the trip Sat­ Rosen, includes Harland Tucker, Dan refuge In flight.
Six. A Standard Six Coupe waa deliv­
ready for the harvest. Interspersed among the loganberries.
urday. Alex Hukari, 66, a resident of
ered to Gordon R. Greed.
with greener fields, walnut and filbert
Bert Middleswart reports that be the valley, waa the oldest man. MI m
and prune trees are pictures beautiful was watching the Mazamas through Barbara Henkle, of Portland, 13, who
to the eye and represent material value. the telescope and saw the party fall.
is spending several weeks at the home
Eu route we stopped at the Red Rock
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Jhn
IxMiglilin
Is
now
recovered
from
dairy and were told that in the begin­
R. W. Sklblie, was the youngest girl to
ning the now famous Red Rock cottage a severe attack of Infectious sore make the trip, and Kenneth Abraham,
cheese was made by the house wife throat and la out taking sun baths.
11, son of Dr. and Mrs. V. It. Abraham,
Many young tennis players attended of Hood River, and David Hoss, also
who prejmred the finished product by
the tennis tournament In Hood River 11, son of II. E. Hoes, secretary to
means of the kitchen range.
Governor Patterson, were the youngest
Mr. and Mra. Hevland and small son on Monday.
The older group of Camp Fire girls boys. The others who made the trip
of Portland, Mr. Hevland’s mother,
Mrs. Mary Hevland of Newberg, and under Mrs. George Cooper gave a pic­ include many local folk as well os
his aunt, Mrs. Keer of McMinnville nic on Tuesday to the younger group many from neighboring cities and
were callers Friday at the home of Mr. of girls under Mrs. C. 0. Walton at states. Raymond Black, of Melbourne,
and Mrs. L. D. Boyed. They were Camp Cohasset, the Scout camp on the Australia, and to whom snow Is Indeed
a novelty, reports a very enjoyable
motoring via the Mount Hood Loop Hood river.
Mrs. Oas. Steinhäuser and Mra. 8. trip. Those not so far named who
HAROLD BELL WRIGHT’S highway.
The I .a dies Aid society will be enter­ G. Balison gave a party and dance in climbed are:
Dun Melx-od, I. I. Blagg, Holbrook
tained In the home of Mrs. M. Haw­ the Steinhäuser apple house last Sat­
Great Western Romance
urday evening In honor of the birth­ Gallaway. Harold Frick, Maurice Wal­
thorne next Wednesday afternoon.
ton, Annette Hockscheid, Dorothy Hoch­
Misa I trims Dutro is spending about days of Mary Steinhäuser and Arthur scheid, IL H. Kreig, C Ji. Kavlln, Har­
two weeks with the Bowerman family Bal»s<>n. Maurice Walton attended the old Mansfield, Everett Mansfield, B. B.
dance after climbing Mount Hood with
in tbelr pleasant home.
Powell, Mrs. B. B. Powell, J. L. Pier­
the legion climbers.
Mrs. Troy Shelley mourns the loss
son, Jimmy Pierson,-Orville Barnett
Mr.
and
Mrs.
C.
C.
Walton
and
son.
of the lH*uiitiful Scotch collie, Bonnie,
Meredith Galligan, Edwin Goodrich,
who was Instantly killed by a truck Manrice, M. O. Boe and family with Sam Banks, Margaret Pierson, Myrna
Mrs.
Giah
(Mrs.
Boe's
cousin)
of
Can
­
Monday near the Shelley mall box.
Adventure, Romance, Gold.
ada, J. P. Cooper and son, Lamar, Cobb, Florence Oxfords Tilda Newell,
Several young men from Odell and camped over the week end at the Tilly Charles liver, W. O. Livingstone, A. M.
Gladwin, Dr. V. R. Abraham, Kenneth
A Picture You’ll Never Forget! vicinity have gone to eastern Oregon Jane camp.
for wheat harvest. Roy Holman, Harry
Abraham. H. W. Woods, T. M. Coon,
Quite a few of the Upper Valley folk E. C. Coon. Helen Kellogg, E. P. Black,
English and Willis Miller arc among
A Great Story by America’s
were
on
hand
to
assist
in
taking
down
H 4i. Engles, V. O. Morgan, W. W. Mor­
Great Author.------------ those who are there.
Injured last Sunday.
gan, I. 11. Cederwall, Lewis Bock, G.
L. C. Weinheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Algle
Word has been received that MI m R. Green. Herman Hukari, Alex Hu­
Weinheimer and Miss Bonnie Wein­
ALSO COMEDY.
heimer were up for the glacier trip Vivian Ijleke la to be married on Aug­ kari, Z. Anaata, Jack*Ilenkle, R. V.
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Fletcher, ust 4 to Ed Coppie, an O. A. C. grad­ Bruce, SI th Bruce, Barbara Henkle,
,
Dorothy Pemberton, Clifford Ohrew,
“HOT’N CLEAN
their family and guest and Mr. and uate.
Ralph Carrigan, Esther Carrigan, N.
Mra. G. F. Ogden were also Bunday
C.
Coulter,
Mrs.
N.
C.
Coulter,
R.
Mc­
visitors at Cloud Cap Inn as were Mr.
More About Whiskey Creek
Rae, Mrs. R. McRae, H. R. Black, K. a
and Mr«. G. E. Bowerman and guests. Editor Glacier:
BINGEN
and hot It’» a delight to handle it—faw a»he«,
Roberts, Chartes Carson, Mrs. Charles
ROYAL COAL is
Miss
Ixda
McDonald
spent
the
day
on
Dreamland Hall Thursday Night
Thia la to protest against our losing Carson, Raymond Black, D. 8. Knapp,
the lower levels of the mountain. A.
no clinkers — and it doesn't smoke up the house. Every ton w fully
DEE
T. Hale went as far as Coppers Spur good old Whiskey creek. Evidently II. Blackman, L. E. Walker, Fred
Schoolhouse______ Friday Night Saturday. He returned home Saturday some one on Pomona road wants to Coshow, Cedi Perry, Roy Pottar, John
guaranteed. If not satisfactory, we will replace it without any cost
cop our name. Thia la to nerve notire Hounsel, Arthur Procknow, Revor Ev­
night
CASCADE LOCKS
on ull and sundry that Whlakey creek alue, G. L. < Evans, Bob Lavell, Ila
to you.
Announcements for next Sunday at lielongs to us who live above, south of Loomis. I'orrest Currens, F. 8. DeWitt,
School Gym — Saturday Night
the Methodist church: Sunday school Pomona road. Just because your old
MT. HOOD
■t 10 a. m., Allison Fletcher, Supt. road is made on a stream, Mineral Judge Jacob Kansler, Jane Kanzler,
Robin Hood Hall Sunday Night Morning worship at 11 a. m., Rev. W. Springs creek, which joins Whlakey Estelle Mays, Eleanor Whitely, Cecil
Ijifferty, Mrs. Victor Thomsen, Dr.
N. Byars, pastor.
creek just at the lower end of road, Hagen, Mrs. P. B. Siscel, Alvs Day,
Mr, and Mrs. Archie McKeown spent don't think that you can hog the whole M. A. Foster, Carl Reece. Mrs. T. J.
the week end visiting at the home of business.
Logan, Helen 8. Logan. Harold McNeil,
Mr. McKeown's parents at Gresham.
Follow the real Whiskey creek south E. E. Nowell, Gladys Burch, Bonita
as far as you can go, and. we will un­ Franc, William B. Gruber, Schuyler
dertake to convince you that the name Pratt. Victoria Case, MI m H. Larson,
BARRETT
Delivered within city limit».
PER TON
PER TON
Is a good business aaaet. Shall we
Clair Fanbion is In eastern Oregon. have to copyright this thirst-producing Hal E. Hoss, David H om , J, L. Hays,
Mrs. J. L. Hays, Gerard Oxborrow,
Mr. and Mra. F. M. Purdy are visit­ name? Blue Diamond for first class Harold Forden, J. H. Crenshaw, Mary
ing friends at Junction City.
fruits, Oregold butter and ice cream, Kathryn Scott, Agnes Chipping, Wm.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell of Santa Crus, but for goodness sake, leave ua Wills» Emerson. Hugh Taylor, Matilda Knoll.
E. E. Newell, Jack Bengel, Clifford
Greatest Horse-Racing Scenes Calif., have lx>en visiting their daugh­ key If creek.
you think there is nothing In a Ohren, Kart Reese, I*na Siscel, Day­
ter, Mrs. L. Hoagland, and grandson,
Ever Flashed On The Screen.
name, just follow the heavy stream of ton McLucas, Mrs. Dayton McLucas,
Willlntn Kurts.
Charles Isiwrence returned to Bend cars, with their occupants' noses in the Mrs. Kent Shoemaker.
The naasM of the remaining lfi
Monday after being home the last air and a look of expectancy on their
faces, that take the southern road, and climbers were not obtained aa they
A TIFFANY PRODUCTION month.
then return over Pomona road and failed to hand In registration tickets
with
Mra. J. ( rapper visited her son
note the lack of anticipation on the at the summit
BUY NOW
SUMMER PRICES
family
Sunday.
Lou Tellsgen, Dorothy Phillip«,
faces of those in its vicinity and decide
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cronon end on the evidence as to where the real
George Fawcett
Per Cord, Delivered Within City Limit».
daughters. Elcnore and Mary, and Mrs. Whiskey creek is.
Elisabeth Sears of Willow Flat visited
and other stars. ,
Yours for a fair smell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith Bunday af­
Smeller.
ternoon.
We are offering you a good quality Wood in 4 foot length» at a
UNDERWOOD
Mrs. Pearl Parker, daughter, Bonnie,
Bids Wanted
Monday Night and son, George, spent Sunday at the
very reasonable price. Buy now at our Summer Prices!
Rids for the transportation of school
home of her brother, Guy Crapper.
children from the Trout Creek District
Hall_____ Tuesday Night
to the new adiool house at Dee. for the
CENTRAL VALE
school year 10S7-MSS will he received
SCREEN * AND
STAGE
*
■ > ', V
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nickola 1 and liy the undersigned up to noon August
V
n———
I—■ ■■■■■■—" ■■
Night Mina Shaw of Portland and three R, 1027.
friend« from Chicago called at the G.
The Roa rd has tlie right to reject Iny
Night A. IIolTuun ranph Saturday. They and all bids.
were making a tour of the Mount llood
J. H. VAN WICKLEN,
jl4a4
Loop.
Clerk School Diet. 14.
ENTIBE PARTY
BEA
TBE TOP
CANNON
CIRCUIT
THIS WEEK
PRICES on COAL
TO BE HIGHER LATER
“The Mine with
the Iron Door”
Popular Prices
NEXT WEEK
THE SPORTING
CHANCE”
NUT COAL
$10.50
LUMP COAL
SLAB WOOD