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HOOD RIVER, OREGON, TH'
y, AUGUST 18, 1927
Words or money are of value only when properly used,
your money to buy an Orthophoule Victrola (The Gift
keeps on Giving.
T
MEYER
PACIFIC NORTHWEST
CAPTAIN SCHETKY
BANK
HE only difference
between a brand-
new suit and one that
has been dry cleaned
by us is the difference
between $1.50 and
whatever you usually
pay for a new suit
If the weather remains warm, a rec­
ord crowd of mid-Columbla people. It
la antieipatad, will be present at Ko­
berg Beach next Bunday, when mem­
bers of the Oregon Volunteer Lifts Sav­
ing Corpa "and the “Red Devils”, from
the Portland natatorium, will visit the
beach and give exhibitions of fancy
diving and swimming. Swimming races
will be a feature of the day.
Hood River baa a number of llceuaed
Red Cross life savers and an organised
life saving unit. The members of this
organisation will participate in the
water carnival.
Koberg Beach, located on the Colum­
bia, Just east of her« on a cove formed
by Stanley rock, huge basalt promon­
tory that juts out from the Oregon
shore, Is declared by visltora to be one
of tiie tMJst fresh water beaches on the
Pacific coast. Johu Koberg, the owner,
has constructed a large pavilion over­
looking the beach, and bath bouaea are
adequate for a large crowd. During
the recent hot weather those who like
swimming have journeyed to the iteacli
from all mld-Col umbia points.
We are not in the real estate business and we
don't want our friends who are to take any ex­
ception to this advertisement, BUT
We are administrators of an estate that must be
SMITH
City Tailors
SALES
At- the present time there is probably the smallest
THIRD ANNUAL
Water Tournament
time in recent years. Fruit should be selling at this time
to make a healthy condition in the apple market.
If this condition continues through August, we may
KOBERG BEACH
Sunday, August 21
DUCKWALL BROS.
Exhibition Appearance
of Oregon Volunteer Life Saving Corps
No- 1, of Portland, Oregon
the Diving and Swimming Artists
of the Northwest, known as the
Red (Dare) Devils.
STUNTS
CONCERT
FRANZ BUILDING
Second Floor
Phone 3531
Definitely established, at Hood River, our hands
free to handle only THE ARTCRAFT STUDIO, we are
now fully equipped and ready to handle your
Kodak Finishing
30 Cents
Studio open Sundays from 2-JOO P. M. to 5:00 P. M.
I will hare for
The Artcraft Studio
Brosius Bldg
..
PORTLAND WOMAN
HURT IN ACCIDENT
A public hearing will be held by the
district engineer of the Portland, Or.,
at 1 p. m. In the rooms of th« Hood
Hlver Chamber of Commerce, for con­
sideration of the promised change of
schedule of rates tor I rathe over the
Hood River-White Salmon bridge. The
bridge company proposes a special rate
for trucks and busses over the bridge,
engaged in carrying freight and pasa-
enger* to and from steamboats dock­
ing at a wharf on the WaHhington aide
of the bridge.
■ All interester] parties are invited to
be present, or represented at the hear­
ing and express their views. While for
accuracy of record h II iui|>ortant fActs
should be in writing, in triplicate, oral
evidence will also t>e rer-elved.
CITY WATER PLANTS
VETERAN MEMBER
Members of Hood River Masonic
lodge will pay their last respect* Sat­
urday afternoon to Capt. C. A. Schetky,
who had fn-uuently visited the kxlge
and told of hl* experience* in visiting
lodges In nearly every country of the
world.
H. O. KroMe, master of the lodge,
ha* naked that all Masons assemble at
the lodge room* at 4 o'clock Saturday
afternoon. In order that they may at­
tend the funeral services of Captain
Schetky In a body.
Antlers Park Praised
A. L. Mallory, ex-president of the
Oregon State Editorial Association and
publisher of the Tillamook Headlight,
in a recent Issue of bis publication paya
a high compliment to the Antlers auto
park, operated by Mrs. Fred Rand and
sons Jnat west of the dty. Mr. Mal-
lery, who with bis family made a tour
of central and eastern Oregon, while
on their way ,to and from the I a
Grande American Legion convention,
declared the Antlers park the best he
visited.
Mr. Mallery had high praise for the
Mount Hood loop highway.