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lit till- (Jll lin K«-r-
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l a r i Week
¡,nd Mr» Orel
nngton.t' Sunday Monday Mr and
kr-in-l*»'. Mr
H oiik - of Ih»' fnitliful v. ho voteli fo
Mi»
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berr ... ............iay.
l.llll'loll l l l 'i e l y f< lt 1 1 k• -pending Un-
the W allow a lake bulge and s is te r
Ha reti Nuttmg niade » t r i p I
mum m ie in tu-(I >u • of ohi M o .« r
m il tiioHii r in lav. of <;i«nn Ki-rring-
Hind Thurmlii \
oper al is • < mfor m» u
ton vn t.-d in B onny Villa fo r twi*
(and Mr- <’ A Strorn o f Dod
• I m
Tue.i'lay the K. K erringtons
iilwl thrir ■■ ' ghler and »«»n
• lr«-«-k mi - I n ti i : « ili - • i « i • «I i n ' i
‘ loin I'ortland » 11 1l«-«l. no (Jli-nn ha»
jlr ami Mi
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»«•f ira <-f V lile eti.il
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• er. all hi;- brothr-ra and »iati-ra this
Uurday and Sumlay.
»truight • «Ige* u n
uiiplr .ng lo ' week.
and Mi • hilm Mlrvn», b r o ­
tlu- r y r Tlli-y li.lilt Ili'
la i!' are le
li i
ili
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I .a t Thu r d ay Mi ami Mra. T om
fori- III*- l'.irtlll'O' ' Oli li.*
rupi«],»
km M"i
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i I’. rituii'l vlaiti-d Mr and Mra Nels
with » lu ll Militi«- n i n • II.a' iiiodi r ri -
■ •
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1 1 *.* of Bonny Villa, in
|t ?h»-
• •
•lay r n g tn e e r» liar« taken il a» a
h Bonneville
I < 'lin k wcr<- In
Bonny Villa
,agle Creek
I ami Mi
i laat Thur« l*y .
• n te r ta ln e d
Tom W »
tri of II«' ' ' lk*' ‘ luti MT-dnc»-
tec-turally and math« muMmll'.
S o e i a tia
committed
li inking hemlock.
C h r o m e . v . nil ml - lit ink i
auiclde
(jrowfh of OyrJ.ers
It requires from four to six yours
to produce a good oyster, sa y s a
w rite r in L it e r a r y
F irst
the oyster clutch 13 planted e v e r y
July. Little m ore than an old shell,
this provides a rough su r fa ce for
spawning.
And a single fem a le
oyster can spawn from five to fif­
teen million e g g s a year. On their
first hirliiday the fittest you n gsters
a rc transplanted to an oyste r farm .
There, they grow up for a couple
of y e a r s before being taken to still
another home.
At least another
tw elve months, often two y e a rs ,
pass before they are h arvested. The
oyste r season, for fishermen and
eaters alike, is from Se p te m b e r to
April.
In the s u m m e r they are
believed too light of weight to be
tasty; therefore their y e a r is only
by during the " r ” months.
F a r m m o r tg a g e s in th e T'nited
Slat«-« total about $9.000,000,000.
(,i;r
VOI It N E W
LOAD O F
Dry
WOOD
NOW AT
TH E DALLES FREIG H T
LINE
enneade Locks
i uije hud » e v e ra l
* night in cele-
lu rtah d ay
inner p a r t y waa
•i -
l-'red h m d e r
lu-r hu»biin d'a
Oiler» a pent the
•r ha» r e tu rn e d
k here »he »pent
d im g th e hnr
irmver» a»alieni
Ul.lt \ flON n i
«ri >1 MON*.
i Cirruit Ci rt of the S t a t e of
¡on, far tin County o f Hood
t.
|t. Vii' I'U .i.tifi
VS.
\o 'c
i K Vale. Defendant.
NEW
FROCKS
.P.LTH V V A L E
IN T H K
JIL OK TU!
T A T K UK O ll K -
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trt hereby reipjlred to a p p e a r
IDtwer th'- eoinplnlnt
filed
lit you ill It « a b ov e e n title d
i or before MX week» fr o m the
| of firn publu ation h e r e o f , and
fail to an»wer, f o r w an t
)of pia.nl;!
apply to thin
for relief m prayed fo r in h i« ,
t, to-wit
fo r th e diaaolu-
of the bond - of m a tr im o n y b e n
»nil now > xiMlng b e tw e e n
"ttiff »nd di H-ndant.
»ummon I» nerved upon you
it»y of puble ation l»y v irtu e o f
Tder of I m i I \V W ilaon, Ju d g e
'!d court made on the 7th d a y
Sober, 1936 Saul aum m on» to
for lix cot e rutlvr w e e k » In a
itaie-r pubiiaheil in Hood K lver
ly. Oregon
Kinit p u blica tion
*T 16 If*
la*t p u b lic a tio n
wiber 20. If*:;».
MEN'S
Perfect
for Now
COBB, Att imi v fo r I ’l a m t i f f .
c*de Dxk.* Oregon
ol6n ii0
Britain conaume»
ds of cake a- in ally.
—and Later
Too!
. 1 «) non ;
• Raglans
K ra p- A r o u n d s
•
ronrle want ml
M ENS
bring reaulta.
• Polo Typos ’
Townclad
Suits
W E L L S E E YOU
$ 1 9 .7 5
SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 14
Sport models th.it (.ill ' back.'
♦ Free swing e a s y a c t f on
hacks.
$ 1 4 - 7 5
H e re they a r c .
m en!
S ty l e s y o u 'v e b een watt­
ing fo r . . . and fa b r i c s
you'v e d e m a n d e d ! Mo­
h a ir
fleeces.
C h ev io ts
and Polo type cloth , f a ­
mous fo r s m a r tn e s s and
w e a ra b ility . . . C h eck s,
plaid- and «nliiis!
♦ Pate li po< kets, s 1 ]
comfort hand in hand'
at the remodeled
COLUMBIA
GARDENS
CAs< Mil. LO CKS
1000
HobnoiC Weave
SVIesTs Ties
49c and 98c
Brushed Wool
hnny walker !
and hta boy».
AND
I «tv Holiday S c o o p '
I Men tv of c o lo r!
the regular w eek ly p r o g r a m
of dance munii-, by
MENS
Sweaters
a c t io n
BACK
$ 3 -9 8
C.
PENNEY
COMPANY,
Ho<«d River. Ore.
BURLINGLANE
FOR DRESS1
FU R
TR IM M ED
COATS
$ 1 6 - 5 0
PENNEY'S
1.
CHERRY LANE
FOR SPORTS!
Incorporated
N ew s w a g g e r and fitted styles, fe a t ­
uring the smart fleece w o o le n s !
Styled
like much
higher priced
c o a t s ! F u rs selected fm m finest
p e l t s ! See these to-da'
Tunica, princess lines, new
surface interest fabrics, rich
Fall colorings, smart trim­
ming d e t a i l s — everything
that s new has been assem­
bled in this collection! 12-20.