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Shoes made OF repaired at Johnsen's :
Forbes does painting, sign work and
eAl'lulning. Tel 5Jl4. m9tf
Iiyour shoes have gone wrong take
them 70 johnson.
House Plaster For Sale. Kelly Bros.
phone 1901 ml4tf
d. Il. Cruikshank has been visiting
friends and relatives at Olympia, Wn.
John Koberg was in Portland last
week for the tractor demonstration.
Apple Props for sale by Post CANYON
Lumber Co. Tel. 563b sip
If YOU want shoes that don't 20
wrong 20 to Johnsen's.
A. }. Graham was in Wyeth the lat.
ter part of last week on business.
Apple props Tor sale by Post Canvon
Lumber Co. Tel 5636. si2
Five Cent Cigars ARE still the best
sellers at Pats Place.
Mrs j. f. Ferguson was in Portland
last week for medical treatment.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Kimball are
motoring along the coast this week.
Truman Butler was in Portland
Tuesday on Liberty Loan business.
Five Cent Cigars are still the best
sellers at Pats Place.
Miss lonia Lender has succeeded
Miss Rand as clerk at the Pacific
Power 4 Light Co. Office.
Walter W. Shay in aviation work at
San Antonio cantonment. is at home
on furlough.
y. !. Stone, who spent the winter in
southern California with relatives, has
returned home.
Eyes scientifically examined hv II. l..
llashrouck, Optometrist, Ileilbronnel
Bldg fs-,f
Miss Mary Olinger was here over the
week end from Portland visiting hel
father, Constable Olinger, and friends
Mrs. ID. 7. Marlor and son left Sat
urday for visit with friends and rela
tiyes in the Mount Hood district.
Those Allied War Reviews at the
Liberty Friday and Saturday of each
week are nightly interesting.
Films left with us up to clock p. m
are ready for delivery the next evening
Slotom u Cantleld Go. m23t
After a visit here Mrs. A. Wilson
and daughter, Edith, have returned tC
their home in San Francisco.
Born-To Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. Me
kee Saturday. September 7, daugh
ter.
Fresh ground graham, whole whea
Hour and corn meal at Kelly Bros
warehouse nl-tf
Mrs. Mary V. Olsen, of Underwood
en- route to The Dalles for visit will
relatives, was here Tuesday.
There will be regular meeting o
Wauna Temple, lPythian Sisters, th
evening at O'Clock.
sThe Methodist Ladies' Aid will hol,
irregular meeting at the church par
lOrs tomorrow afternoon.
}. +. Robertson. of the Portland of
fee Of the Oregon Lumber Co., was il
Dee Tuesday on business.
Vivian Martin, always vivacious, i
at her best in ''The Trouble Buster. ;
AT the Liberty today.
Miss Nina Van Allen has left fo
Eugene, whore she will enter the Uni
verslty of Oregon.
Highest cash price paid for your use,
furniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClal
at +. A. Franz Co. s20t
W. O. Ash is up from Portland look
ing after orchard interests and vistin,
relatives.
c. f. Mcintosh and M. O. Boe, o
the Upper Valley, We're business Wis
ltors IN the city Tuesday.
j. W. Perigo will leave Sunday for
visit with friends and relatives at hi
old home in Bonneville, Ind.
Get your Pictures Developed am
Finished by us. Expert work, "a hou
service -Slocom, Garfield Co. mStf
A. W. Peters, Wilson Fike and +. r
Pooley were in Portland last week t
attend the Tractor demonstration.
Miss Eva Boyed has left for Portlan
to accept opposition with the postoffic
there
Miss Elizabeth Carson spent par
Of last week visiting friends in Th
Dalles.
The House of Mirth" at the Liz
erty Sunday is tense and thrilling an
is followed by Ford Weekly.
Both Rev. J. d. Lewelen, pastor G
Asbury Methodist church. and Rev.
3 4. L
church, We're returned to their respet
tive pastorates by the Pendleton meet
ing of the Columbia River Conference