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MRS. BLASCIIAR'S j
FUNERAL FRIDAY
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f?3C$T: I Gzzy.Cbmbrtable h&
iW1
.JtfcS'CSjJ j:. comfortable warmth
-7-- , -J"' - r mar-y hours cn one fill. for3"
w-';- V;," r ' ,r; with Pearl Oil. the ever- i
Xv'-u i.j"!!;y l1-?-' ohtamatle iuel. I
V:S tTp" Li:;h:s af ,he touch of a i
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j Mrs. LU'-y Netherwt.'. J Idancl.ar. !
j roini: vri rd beloved matron t.f the ,
: tv. died ;-.t her ti. ir.e Wednesday.
I r sufit of Iut uttk at the at- uf 44
! Mrs. ;ia:.-hr, h sa nietilr ;
U-f 'he il ....I lli.vr Cha; Ur if the Ku.-t- '
eru Star a'.d The VV-iti.r- dab, a
i ; atixe ef l ireon, XVi-s. She ami Mr."
! I'laiuhar iHTc married there May ol, j
! 1 '.. Tlie;. tirst mad their holt e ir.
' ' r. t"r;, f, r t'.Xo '.ears near l.a (irar.de. 1
j I att-r ti.ey i -. :lvl fir twu a. at;
: bUn . u ht if Mr. lllar.ebar was !-:
jat'ed in the lun, her t u-if.c-s. V.T. i
i rrA Mr-, idai.'har haxe resided in
ROBUSTNESS
Nature has r.oi been prodigal
with everybody in the matter
of robustness. Many, all
through life, must stand guar J
and cornba! co'ds, coughs,
bronchitis cr perhaps more
serious piJmcnery ailments.
For nezai five decades
SCOTT'S
ii.
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1 1 years, Mr.
i-.. mi' h re as in : ot
tiit First Nati .i al
tie has sinee I. fen
No Srr.oll nr M- i.
or rint.Mure convenient than
coal or wood.
Portable. Economical.
Buy' Perfection t),t W-.
today'. Dealers every wh'r.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(Cawtoruia
P3SPFH3CT3IOM
OJL. 1-3 IS AT 22 R
I !km- lle.mo nr S.il,' Hy
I.. A. I ran Co . Ho nl I I., r. On-. Kouo 1 l.n d ware , White Silin ui, Wii
lllowt'i II ,lve ( o., Iloo.l ki r, Ore. . I . ( h.,v n Mosicr, Ore.
I mln wiMiil Mere. i., I'udcrw onil, W'o.
Mew ut llilwc. ami I inn (.,,.. ,ud Kiver. Oro.
White Nairn.. n I l.u ,lw are ( .. W hite : Salmon, W H.
(.. W. I'l I 11 H. pe-i.t! Akciii, St.i i.l.ii,! Oil (.., I!..ud Kiver.
PEOPLES' NAVIGATION COMPANY
DAILY Sl.RVlCi:
"Tahoma" Viul '''Dalles Citv"
A i 1 k HiiIh l fr.'i-l.t ,ihd i-i----riiri J h m i m 1 1 c 1 - llnr-ea and ailt'iliiul'i'.es
ItiVfli ; ,ll ;ttMi'H HI.
Jack Barley, Ajeiit, Phone 3623
THE
ARNOLD GROCERY
COMPANY
OI I I KS I I s CI S I OM1 KS
The Fcod Administrations Wheat Substitutes
W I AI SO IIAS I
(idiint'i! 'cj,rctal)les, ruits and
OiluT Products
I II! I SI III I'M II Will S 1 Ml I
I ! h .1-In', ! (! ..' I ! !.vr III .!lVerv 'V-ll'll' .lll'l ii'ili'l 't ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 nil.
I! I Y
W l
S A V I N (i S S T A M V S
t'..r the i ;i
i liiar.t har i,.ivn.r;
t:ie l I t'.il izt I .- i f
i'ai k .f .ich
cash it r.
In addition t her hu-haini Mrs.
I'lutiehar is survived by tar father. V.
W". NethervMxi!, uf Oregon, Wis. ihe
follow itii hrnthers ai'd sisters survive;
Mrs. Addie Marvin, of Nekoosa, is. ;
Harry Nethe rwoiKl.i f Madison. W ;
Mrs. Kva (i.llett, Mrs. iVrtha Keeiian
and I'erry Netherwood, of 'Ireuuii,
Wis. The father was reetntly here on
a visit, h.avintr rt turned to his home in
.October. Mrs. kienan ant Mrs. I i.l
lett arrived a ft w days before her
death to he at liie bedside of their sis
it. '!'.
Funeral services were held Friday
aften.ooii at 11 o'clock at Riverside
t'oi (jrenatm.ial churth, of which Mrs.
If l.uich:ir w as an active member. In
tc. meat followed at. Id lew ilde ceme
tery. kev. .). 1.. Ilershiier otriciatt'd at the
iL.'.ei al Services. Soles were sum; by
Alls. I. 11. S!etton, aicoii!ia!iied on
i tiie ot'rian by Mi.-s Sara Howes. The
I'viiir iii of the Fasten! Star attended
I li e s. rvi. e in a body. Tin' altar id the
.'lunch was banked with many and
' heii'lt .ful lloial tributes.
The funeral was dii'eited by ('. I'.
Audi rs.'ii.
MRS. PAASCI! LOSES
SOLDIER BROTHERS
Mrs. Fred I'aasch, Fast Side matron
has just received news ot the death of i
two soldier brothers in France. A let-j
ter fiom a lied Cross nurse brought j
news of the death, from pneumonia, of j
Theodore Altman, a'ed 111. The yoimnj
man had twice been wounded and w lien
fatally stricken with pneumonia, was!
in a base hospital, recoveriun from j
shrapnel wounds. An otlicial telegram j
from Washington brmitrhl news of the!
death in action of John Altman, nfred 1
il'i. lioth men were members of the'
marine corps. Following the telegram j
.innoun.'ini; the death of John Altman '
another otlicial message came earry inu j
news (hat another brother, Peter Alt- j
man, has been severely wounded from
the explosion of a shell.
The two marines are survived by two
other brothers, both in the service,
(ieorire Altman is at Raymond, Wa.-h.,
in the Spruce division, and lienjaniin
Alt.inan is with nn auro squadron in
France. The parents of the yminvr
men, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Altman,
and two sisters, Misses Louise and
F.velyn, reside at Spokane.
EMULSION
ias bevn helping to
weakness into siengt;i.
those who deLcate,
tender lc-js, .cak thro&tj
a pronere.s to t'ebility and
anemia, the drfin le nourish,
ingard ionic 'u.iiiltes of
Scott's a.e rp".-:ial value.
Scut & Ikwae, fctuor.J'cM, S.J. ii-5
turn
For
with
and
UGH SCHOOL NOTES
f.v ( 'at n. rine Carter
For the lirsl time in a ;.'h many
years, there will ie school on the Fri
day after Thai ksu'ivin.
A special assembly was held last
week a! wl.i r. Mr Verry, a Y. M. t .
A. secretary from Vancouver Barracks,
made an apptal to the students for
apples to k'ive the soldiers on Thanks
Kiunjr. Mrs. Ci. T. Wtn lover, of Portland,
arrived Wednesday, November Ho. to
tench French, Knedish and Spanish.
Students whn took French last year
have been tfiven the opportunity of
continuing their course.
Skookum and Adelphic literary ineet
inns were held last Friday to nominate
the otlicers for this semester. Only
one performance a semester vviil be
given by each society this year.
The annual loud sock day was hell
last Friday mid as usual a varied as
sormeiit of socks was displayed. A
prine w as oifered for any pair of socks
louder than the new lire siren. Much
spirit and old time pep were shown by
the upper classmen during the rally at
noon.
At a student body meeting held last
week it was decided that season tick
ets would he issued for the inter-class
games this year.
A party will be given Friday, No
vehtner 2'J by the seniors to the rest of
the school. Everybody is requested to
wear children's clothe?.
The war is over
The influenza ban has
been lifted
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Now for the reutost real
"THANKSGIVING" the
woiid has ever known in
celebration of the downfall of autocracy and
a prayer for those who have given their all
to mike this celebration possible. . . Then
CHRISTMAS this year more wonderful
than ever.
Let us help you translate into active ex
pression that spirit that we know is welling
up within you.
W. F. LARAWAY
jJrmrlrr
MOTHERLESS KIDDIES
OFF FOR JAPAN
Fight Japanese ranchers will leave
the valley this week for their old
homes.
I "It is a sad prestation that live of
: the men are milking for the journey,"
'says M. Yasui. "They go to take
1 motherless children to relatives in
'Japan. Within the past year live Jap
! anese women, each of them leaving
from two to three young children, have
died. The husbands in all cases find it
necessary to spend most of their time
; away from the house engaged in ranch
1 work and the little ones are being car
ried back to the eld country to be
cared for."
kenneth links llisinj!
Kenneth Hicks is now covering court
houe and police on the Taeotna Ledg
er. Young Mr. Hicks, who was dis
charged from 111th Co. after it was
mobilized, because of illness, left last
spring to accept a position as Y. M. C.
A. athletic director at Camp Lewis.
Hcause of his age, the young man
only reached his lli'th birthday Novem
ber HI, he was allowed to till this posi
tion only temporarily.
II. M. Hicks, the young man's fath
er, spent a part of last week on the
Sound with his son. The two visited
Seattle and the University of Wash
ington. Mr. and Mrs. (Jove Have Misfortune
W. F. Faraway received a message
Monday from his daughter, Mrs. Carl
'(icve, who with her husband was en
J route to Rozct, Wyo., for a visit, an
j nouiicing that their Pullman car had
j been burned at Hillings, destroying all
i of their personal property, jewelry and
most, of their clothing. The car, ac
cording to the message, caught from
I defective wiring. Mis. Cuve lost her
i shoes. Her husband, re,-cuing fellow
passengers, lost his clothing and a sum
of money. A sailor, aboard another
! car, loaned him a pair of trousers.
GUY EASTMAN IS
KILLED IN ACTION
1 T. (1. Frohn, uncle of the young
man, was tdHcially notified last week;
that iuy Fastman, ai'.ed 2'.! years, w as I
i killed in action in France October 21.
; Mr, Fastman was sent from here to
j Camp Lewis last July with a diaft j
contingent. He went overseas with j
ithe'.'lst Ihvision. The young man's j
I parents, Mr. and Mrs. .1. (). Kastman,
anil two brothers, Roy and Archie, stir- 1
; vive. The latter is in the navy,
j Menu. rial services were held Sunilny i
mht at Aslmry Methodist church, j
I Rev. J. I'. Lewellen presiding. Mem-!
! hers of all denominat ons participate I. 1
; Rev. .1. I.. Hershner, who has a son,
I Sgt. Haloid Hershner, in the Hist li
j vision, delivered an address. Rev. 1.
j M. Carpenter, pastor of the Christian
land Missionary Alliance, made a talk.
Card of Thanks
Tribute Paid lo Mrs. Clarke
S. Xi. 3ARTME55
FlINEHAh MiEIGii AND LBED EMBALM
Licensed with Oregon's brst class of I mb.ilmers. Phone 1381, 3821
HOOD RIVXR. OREGON
II liifS
ff lf lam "mm YtI
jj 11 We luxe just rcivixed a new I
I Country Club Toilet !, "i; !
uUwJ Preparations I
T '""Hx I t o'lic in .S. 'el us sli ixx ihein to xim I '
N- Clarke J-Sk
S YOUR DnugiM Z?Z-S
I
The members of the Woman's club, j
at a meeting held lat week Wedues-
dv alternoon paiil a tribute to Mrs. :
Arthur Clarke, former active member j
of the organization, who mssed away;
recently at Camas, Wash. A paper,;
honoring the ii.emoiy of the young '
matron who came to Hood River as ai
bride, was read by Mrs. W. M. Stew-;
art. j
"Mrs. Clarke and her husband were ;
ever active in any civil or philanthro- j
pic activity of our organization," said j
Mrs. Stewart. "Mrs. Clarke was a j
most lov able character. She cont ract- !
cd the iiitliienza while ministering to I
the luils of the stricken, h.-iving elun- 1
lei red as a nurse at the Can, as bos- !
Pital." j
HargLafaaaeivrf wii r .ggiscEfigMfc
f l
L
Association Ships 71 1 Cars
to Monday the Apple Growers
Association had .shipped VI 1 cars c-f
this year's apple harvest, about twice
as many as had been shipped at. the.
same time last year. A car averages
',." boxes. 'I his year's tonnage of the
Association will reach Mni.'UMI boxes,
exieeding early estimates by lull, Hull
boxes. Shippers here have experi
eticetl no trouble whatever from refrig
erator shortage.
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere:
thanks to our f t ier.ds and. neighbors for
their kindness and expressions id' m tr.
l athy tendered to us during our grief
at receiving announcement of the death
of our son aid brother, Guy, on the,
natt le tront in r ranee.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. O. Fastman
and Family.
Il flip liZll I II (il'ipp '
The prt-sent influenza is now known
to I n our old familiar la grippe. Fol
ey's Honey and Tar is just what every
sufferer from influenza or la gut pe
neitls now. It covers the rough in
llame.i threat with a soothing, healing
eoatii g. clears away the muse If s. stops
the tickling and coughing, eases the
tightness and heavy breathing. Pay
and I igh'i, keep Foley's Honey a .d
Far handy. It gives ease, warmth a id
Comfort from the very first do-e. Buy
it now. Sold everywhere.
We wish to express to our friends
and neighbors our sincere thanks for
thur words of sympathy and acts of
kindness during our recent bereave
ment at the time of the death ami
burial of our tlauhgter, Mrs. Bridges.
Ks ecially do we wish to thank those
who gave beautiful Moral offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 1). Woodworth. "
t ut I his Out - It is Worth Money'
Pon't miss this. Cut out this slip,
enclose with 5c and mail it to Foley
& Co. Sheffield Avenue, Chicago,
111., writing your name ant) address
clearlv. You will receive in return a
trial package containing Foley's Hon
ey anil Tar Compound, for coughs, golds
and croup; Foley Kidney Pills, for
pain in sales and back; rheumatism,
backaches, kidney and bladder ail
ments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic, for constipation, biliousness,
headache and sluggish bowels.
Notice of Water Taxes Now Due
Notice is hereby given that the as
sessments of the Hood River Irriga
tion Pistrict are now due and payable
on or before the last Monday in Pe
ecmber, 1 :i 1 S, and will become delin
quent after rt p. m. on said day. 1 will
receive assessments at my resilience in
said district near trie Oak Grove store.
Phone ffN).
Guv S. Ellis, Collector.
R. F. P. No. IS,
n'Js,112 Hood River, Oregon.
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been appointed adminis
tratrix of the estate of Thomas ,1.
Kinnaird, deceased, by the County
Court of Hood River County, O'egon,
and has duly qualified as such. All
persons having cinims against said es
tate are hereby notified to 'present
them, duly verified as required by law,
within six months from the date of the
tirst publication of this notice, to the
administratrix at the office of John
Baker, Brosius building, I loo I River,
Oregon. 1 tie dale of the first publica
tion of this notice is November 7, Ril.
Cynthia Kinnaird,
n7d" Admtnistrtrix.
Does Your (
Pocketbook Ache ?!
Give it a rest-it needs relief from the
pressure of constantly increasing prices.
We afford that relief at this store by
keeping OUR prices down to the very mini
mum. There is nothing so satisfactory as first
hand evidence,' therefore we ask you to'give
OUR store a trial and then compare OUR
goods and prices with those of OTHLU
stores. YOU WILL WIN.
Blowers Hardware
Company
Corner of Oak and I irst Streets
lire Us T. ! Y ;.-
Sure T-o 'v I '
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Fordson Tractor
$1 135 "ood River
We are demonstrating this Tractor on both sides
of the Vallev, with very satisfactory results. Come
:;ee it work. It's a wonder.
I.':d
Ri;AL LS TAn
Fruit an. ! r; r
FOUST & MERLE
PMONF. H'.x
For Auto or horse drawn vehicles,
Service to any part of the
Valley at any time
Telephone 1201
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Fashion Livery Co.
Hood River, Oregon
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iiDr. William 'i..r'- i V
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Protect Your Surplus Crops
riKFORE you harvest your fruit, p;rain or hay, provide a
shod or barn in which to store it. And how about that
surplus that you expect this year ? Maybe you 'II need some
temporary sheds. There's no need to sacrifice your crop
when we have so much
GOOD, LUMBER
for Barn or Shed Building, In our yard you will find every
thing in building material. Make up your list and bring it
in today.
BRIDAL VEIL LUMBERING COMPANY
Yard West of Freight Depot-Phone 2181
We are selling Schillings Best Line with
a Money Back guarantee if you are
not satisfied after using them.
Kaesser's Grocery
Phone 3192
Grocery of Quality
E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor
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Smifh Unildiiig I f'. , ' (., 1
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Physician .Dai t-.ui ;
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Hunt Paint & Wall Paper Co.
Complete line of PAINTS, OILS, BRL'SHtS, htc.
Heath & Milligan Mixed Paints
Qlidden's Varnishes
Room Mouldings
Bulk Calcimine Mixed to Order
Plate and Card Rail
Dry Paste
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