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LOST LAKE ROAD
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Hood River Abstract and
Investment Co.
J. W. CRITES, Pres.
K. VV. SINCLAIR, Sec.
ACCURATE ABSTRACTS
INSURANCE -ALL KINDS
LOANS
REAL ESTATE
Phone 1361
M.J. B. COFFEE
1110 12th St.
Why yes; so we have. A fine line of Staple Groceries
on hand.
A man to labor needs the best. Our motto is: "The
Best Is None Too Good For You."
In looking over our stock of Groceries, please don't
forget to try our BUTTER KRUST BREAD, spread with
LIBBY'S APPLE BUTTER.
Lots of other nice things get our prices.
J. A. CARR & CO.
Free Delivery THE HEIGHTS
Our Store is Headquarters for
Orchardists
Preparing for the Harvest
Call or telephone us your requirements.
When you are in town drop in.
We invite out of town harvest help to visit our
store and get acquainted.
THE ARNOLD GROCERY CO.
Is Always At Your Service
H. S. GEORGE
66c Electric Kitchen
" The Place to Eat"
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES
BILLIARDS AND POOL
Tel. 1191 Hood River, Oregon
LARGE APPLES
Are the selling Apples
Banannas. Jonathans,
filled, orchard run an
more than small Extra
We want 4000 boxi
n Portland. We want Kings, Win
cookers. Large cookers will sell
of JONATHANS.
SHERIDANBECKLEY CO.,
211 Washington Street. PORTLAND, ORR.
Rrfpreneo : 1 1 ihern i:t Bftvinm Iank.
You ran get Free Marking Bos Hteneil at tliip lfic
"There's More Real Satisfaction"
says the Good Judge
In a little of the Real To
bacco Chew, than you ever
got out of the ordinary kind.
The good rich taste lasts so
long you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often that's
why it costs you less to chew
this class of tobacco.
Any man who uses the Real
Tobacco Chew will tell you
that.
, Put uf in two styles
a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
Stmiley ('. Walters, ranger in charge
j of national forest, here trom Mount
Hood Saturday, states that the portion
I of the Lost Lake highway within the
bounds of the national foiest has been
I closad for the winter. A erew of
rangers spent Friday on the new grade,
mukirg winter ditches to drain the
new highway. A log barricade was
placed near the forest boundary. Only
The
about a mile of the new road remains
'to be constructed next spring.
Fred W. Donnerberg and Julius
Abraham, his brother-in-law, from Al
bany weie the last to motor over the
new road this year. Journeying to
Lost Lake Armistice Day, the men re
port the new grade in line condition.
U. of 0.-0. A. C. (Kime Friday
"It will be a hummer!"
This is what the varsity "()", the
greater O. A. C. and the vigilance
committees eav about ,home coming
week, Friday to Sunday. The Aggie
U. of O. foot ball game is expected to
draw a capacity crowd. Tickets are
going like hot cakes.
Letters with attractive oranire and
black envelopes have been sent to all
the alumni in an effort to get all the
old students back to see the Oregon
game. Reunions have been planned in
various fraternity houses, and ban
quets, "feeds" and other festivities
arranged.
T- e bonfire, built by the freshmen,
will feature the entrance of the old
King Jazz, according to the committee.
This bonfire is an event of every rook's
life. The bonfire last year was 25 feet
square and lighted up the heavens so
that it could be 6een on the University
of Oregon campus.
The rally Friday night will be
started by the monster fire and stunts
and talks will be featured. The annual
NASH
rook-soph bag rush is scehduled tor
10 o'clock Saturday morning. The
rush will be inspired by the seniors, as
is always the custom.
The big O. A. C. -Oregon game will
occupy the afternoon. The varsity
"O" men, alumni and active, will ban
quet at (1 o'clock Saturday. The board
of regents will be in attendance and it
is hoped that the governor will stay
over for the festivities. Wallace Kad
derly, former Aggie track mentor, is in
charge of the banquet.
The crowning event of the week end
will be the varsity "O" dance Satur
day evening. Both the men's and
women's gymnasium will be used.
Open house will be observed at U o clock
Sunday afternoon.
Highway No Place for Horses
Gilbert Edgington, who has operated
a pack train carrving hunting and fish
ing parties into the Wahtum Lake and
Indian Mountain districts the past
summer and fall, declares it a danger
ous undertaking to move up and down
the Highway with pack animals.
"Many automobilists, " says Mr.
Kdgington, "apparently do not under
stand the deliberate movement of
hor-es. I have had two animals struck
and knocked down and have hail some
extremely close calls with others. It
takes time for a horse to turn aside
and move to the edge of the road.
Many motorists, however, seem to ex
pect the horse to move with lightning
MT.
peed. 1 do not think anyone has wil
j fully run into my horses, but they sim-
ply haven't given the time to allow the
horses to get out of the way. They
have been in too big a hurry. I had
similar trouble last year."
Fair Hoard Makes Request
P. L. Manser treasurer of the county
fair hoard, asks all who may have bilu
j against the organization to forward
t h t-in at once. He also urges all who
I received premium awards at the recent
I fair and have not received their checks
to apprize the board of it. He states
j that addresses of a number of winners
are unknown.
While figures are not now available,
Mr. ftfanier states that the fair was
profitable this year, and that the board
will have net proceeds of several hun
dred dullars.
Pythian Head Visits Here
Pythian hall was crowded bv mem
bers of Waucoma Lodge and visiting
Knights of Pytrrias from neighboring
towns
to greet W.J.
H. Clark, brand
Chai
Oregon, here on an ofli
v, . . :k. Mr. Clark was
by other grand lodge oflic
s of members of the I).
Portland. Mr. Clark out
)ain for new members.
o . o.
lined
where
K.
if
it
exi.eeled the order will
reach the 1,000,000 mark in America.
Following the formal business ses
sion the local Knights were hosts at a
luncheon.
Two Injured in Auto Accidents
Frank NVwell. 6.
ell, Upt er Valley 1
to the Cottfige bu
ferine from a or
broken ribi and ii
ceived wht.i a upn
on him. He was
threshing outfit in
chine tank, which
n of Timothy New
.incher.was brought
sital last week suf
jken collar bone,
term! injuries re
y tank overturned
liauling water for a
the spraying ma
tiprcd on him as it
was neiiig ura v. u
reported as resting
) an incline. He is
, suptained painful
1 1 to truck of Harry
over catching him
Munemato turned
under boxe3 of apt
Highway f,
ikes Radiator Covers
A new feature for garages has Keen
inaugurate!) by the Highway Auto Co.,
which has cquipjied a top repair and
manufacturing department. Herbert
Field states that the new department
will feature the manufacture of radi
ator covers.for the present. Many lo
cal men drive their cars throughout the
winter months, and the radiator covers
have proven a j oj 'jlar line.
Fines For Intoxication Doubled
Justice of the Peace Onthank hes
made a rule for application on local
Mt.
charges of intoxication. He begins
with the minimum fine and as a mar
successively apfars on the charge of
overindulgence in moonshine the fine is
iou! ltd. Judge Or.thank is trying out
his plan on Frank Pendergast. The
latur has just appeared and paid his j
) make Hrii BH
here is none lx
rnie in and look
Bo?s light. Window Broken
ijrht le(wten Earl McKlrov and
y-ning
n atttr.d-
The Kind
urlinft Uywater through
window in the Glacier
latter sustained a badly
agreed to pay for repltc ng
I'
ESSEX
Running Water
Greatest of City Conveniences
A Dayton Electric-Driven
Water System will auto
matically provide water
under pressure at all fix
tures in your home the
same as city water supply.
It does away with all the
and you have a steady
stream of it cool and
sparkling. The cost is but
a few cents a day.
Picture to yourself the
convenience of running
water, the comfort of
sanitary plumbing, less
work for the women
folks then come in and
let us help you make it
a reality.
drudgery of
pumping and
carrying
water just a
simple turn
of the faucet
HEIGHTS GARAGE
J. F. VOLSTORFF, I
rop,
HUDSON Passenger Lars
Nash and Mack Trucks
Goodyear Tires
Waverly Oils and Greases
Storage, Repairs and
Accessories
CZHOEZD
HOOD MOTOR CO.
0
Orchard Supplies
Arsenate of Lead
Bluestone
Paper
Apple Boxes
Implements
HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO.
SIIIITKRS OF
HOOD RIVER FRUITS
Quality not always price should de
termine the value of your
goods. We have the price as well as quality
WITHIN REACH OF ALL.
Preferred Stock Groceries, Fresh Meats
HOLMAN & SAMUEL
Phone 1811
Deliveries at 9 a. m. and 2M p. m.
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Hood Meat Co.
Sin its-iors to W. J III
e state
nether
r not.
of a KaiK.t Hood River Wants
Phone 4141
WE ARE READY
FOR THE
HARVEST
WITH a COMPLETE STOCK OF
Picking Bags
at $2.00 Each
Orchard Ladders
40c per Foot
5yd Pearson's Box Nails
$6.50 per Reg
Dick Smith and Parker
Nail Strippers
Blowers Hardware
Company
Turkeys! Turkeys!
OUR MARKET IS HEADQUARTERS
FOR THANKSG I VI NO POU I TRY
Let us have your order at once for your turkey or
chicken for Thanksgiving Dinner.
All the other meats and market
supplies that you may need.
Let Us Help You With The Big Dinner
The Hood River Market
A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop.
Phone 4311
Order Now and Be Sure
We are manufacturing Warehouse Trucks
and Apple Box Nailing Presses. In order
that we may make enough for the require
ments of the Valley, it is necessary that
we have your orders soon.
HOWELL BROS.
WOODWORKING AND BLACKSMITHING
Tel. 2551 Fourth and Columbia
QUALITY
QUANTITY
Ask
for
BUTTER-NUT
Delivered Daily to
Your Grocers
IS OUR
SUCCESS
WINTER SCHEDULE
NORTHWEST TRANSPORTATION CO.
OPERATING J. N. TEAL
Portland and The Dalles tiJ!L
er for Portland Wednesday
MEALS ABOARD
MaaJ'Hl to rliuict m ulxtut DK
II.
Hood River Motor Car Co. R. c. glan ville
Repairing Storage Gas and 01 ITtDMttT AT L a w
GENERAL H K KM SI AT ION K - " Nsiional Hank Bad ling o
Fourth and State Street Hood River, Oregon
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