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nooi) RIVER QLaCIEB THTRSDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1020
Protect Your Radiator
When Days Turn Cold and Stormy
you naturally think of your overcoat.
You wouldn't 0 out without the
protection of a Mackinaw or a Big- Over
coat. The motor of an automobile is greatly
affected by cold. We needn't tell you of
the ills and inconveniences that follow a cold
motor.
But we will tell you how you may prevent these
inconveniences. Let our new department make a
radiator cover for your machine. The expense is
nominal when you consider the elimination of an
noyances it will create. This is our wintertime
advice: Dress yourself warmly and avoid sneezing
and colds. Get one of our Radiator Covers, pro
tect your car, and thus keep yourself in an even
good humor when storms brew.
Our TOP REPAIR DEPARTMENT will make that leaky
top as good as new. We also manufacture extra
cushions and upholster seats.
THE HIGHWAY AUTO CO.
Phone 4331.
when
you buy
FLOUR
F
AND
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remember
Highland Milling Co.
PHONE 1751
(Made at home)
From the Four Corners of the Country
our grocery store brings staples and dainties
to cheer the inner man of our patrons during
The Holiday Season.
You will find on our shelves the good things
from the arctics to the tropics.
Let US help you put the Real Foundation in
THE SEASON'S GREETINGS
THE ARNOLD GROCERY CO.
Is Always At Your Service
Taft Transfer Company
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
: TRUCK SERVICE :
PORTLAND - HOOD RIVER LONG DISTANCE
Furniture tgrgfj
IF you have potatoes, apples, or any other
commodity - coming or going - CALL US
Hood RIVER OFFICE:
TAFT TRANSFEk COMPANY
209 Third Street
Phone 4251
Portland OFFICE:
Oregon-Washington Truck Service
40 Second Street
Phone Broadway 5121
POMONA GRANGE
PROPOSES STORE
'Here s al Tobacco"
says tne Good Judge ,
9
That gives a man more
genuine chewing satis
faction than he ever got
out of the ordinary kind.
Smallerchcv,!nstslonger
so it costs less to chew
this class of tobacco.
And the. good, rich to
bacco taste giv es a world,
of satisfaction.
Anv man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew
will tell you that. '
Put in two styles
W-R CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
Hood River county grangers at a
meeting of the Pomona prang held at
the old Pythian hall Wednesday of last
week UMCrlDM VZUUU i a pruijuscu
$10,000 capital for a grange coopera
tive store. State Master Spence and
State Executive Committeeman liurt
ner were present at the conference.
About 150 orchardi.-ts and members of
their families attended the session.
They participated in a banquet at noon.
A legal committee with a representa
tive from each district grange in the
county, was appointed to arrange de
tails of the proposed store, which will
deal In groceries ami feed.
Officers of Pomona grange elected for
ensuing year are as follows : Geo. A.
Palmiter, Master: G. A. Weber, over
seer; F. C. Sherrieb, steward; O. L.
Waller, assistant steward ; Rev. Guy
Emerv, chaplain ; F.T.Miller, treas
urer;" Mrs. A. 1. Mason, lady assistant
steward; A. G. Wing, secretary: R. E.
Miller, gatekeeper; Mrs. F. C. Sher
rieb, Ceres: Mrs. J. M. Taylor, Pomo
na: Mr.". Marv Corwin, Flora; R. E.
Miller, F. T. Miller and J. M. Taylor,
executive committee.
MRS. ROSE SHELLEY,
PIONEER, PASSES
Funeral services for Mrs. Rose Shel
ev, pioneer, who died the preceding
Tuesday at her home in Portland, were
held at the graveside, idlewilde ceme
metery, Thuradav, Rev. J. L. Hersh
ner officiating. "Mrs. Shelley, aged 77,
was a native of Wurtemberg. Germany.
She came to America, settling in Penn
sylvania, with her parents in 1854. Af
ter a residence of 12 years in Pennsyl
vania, where her parents died, Mrs.
Shelley moved to Michigan. There
she was married to Joseph Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher cam.1 to Uood
River in 1KM, the former dying the fol
lowing year. Mrs. Fletcher was mar
ried to J. M. McCoy, who died in 18!W.
His widow was married in 1902 to Ros
well Shelley, who died in 1910.
Mrs. S blley for 50 years had been
a member of Presbyterian and Congre
gational churches. For the past t.n
years she had divided her ti-re be
tween Portland and Carson, Wash. She
is survived bv threj stepchildren, Mrs.
Milton D. Odell, of Odell, and Hugh
and Ralnh I). Shelley, of Portland. F.
C. Sherrieb is her brother. A surviv
ing sister lives at Erie, Pa.
Mrs. Agm-s Jones, another step
daughter, passed away several years
ago.
Joe Steinhardt Optimistic
Joseph Steinhardt, of Steirhrdt &
Kelly of New York, wired the Daily
World, of Wenatehee, last Vaek that
the dea and for extra fancy box apples
is greater than eve befoie in spite of
the big eastern barrel crop. Stei' hardt
i-; the man who is financing H. G.
Rohlke in his sensational, but benevo
lenr, coiner on Wen tehee tpp'sj.
Mr. Steinhardt says abjut this deal:
"i wan to tell you that the financing
f his tremendous deal with the liohlke.
Fruit compa.iy has rot been a j jy ride
ove the Columbia Highway. H w
ever, we have now turned the corn.-r
and we are on the h me stretch. If we
don't come under the wire as wnner.i it
won't be Je I Stei; rurdt's fault.
"With the grower in the ssdille,
where he should have been three years
ago, pnd u gotd na: ive-iaised h rse
running it (H. (J. Rohlke. manager of
the WenaThee District Ccopera lv
As ciati n) I see o reas r. why the
local ta'ent ehou'd not bring home the
purse.
"If ihe orrowen have no! the nerve
i to emanc pate then selves and their in
dustry, and have not enough virion to
; appreciate the fact that the only way
they can make a success of the r in-
idusiry by hanging together,-t hey
i deserve all they get and then some"
Fads on War Riik Insurance
Soldiers, sa Ion and marines and
their dependents in every community
want to know the fa ts about govern
ment insurance. Over 1600,000,000 in
insurance was carred bv t1 e service
men of the state of Washington during
the world vrtir. Unfortunately many
thiough misunderstanding, misrepre
sentat on and other causes have per
mitted their government insurance to
lapse.
After December 81, 1920, and up to
July 1, 1821, all those desiring to reui
stato, regardless of the date of their
discharge, must furnish evidence of in
lurabilitj satisafctory to the director
of the bureau of war risk insurance
bMM d on a 'u I medi al examination to
be lurnished with the application for
re statement.
All who carried war risk insurance
whi e in the mi'itary service and a ter
leaving the service aliowel it to lapse
are eligible to make application for re
instatement. Many are not aware of
the foregoing and there are only a few
days left In which those who were dis
charged less than 18 months can rein
state without a medical examination.
Cow Has lljdrophobia
Ranchers fear that a coyote, infect
ed with hydrophobia, may have, bitten
a dog on the Corwin ranch. The Cor
win dog was shot, its owner thinking
that it was suffering from the effects
of numerous porcupine quill imle e
in his mouth an i nose. Later, howj
ever, a cow develop, a disease wh ch
was diagnosed as hydrohpobia. No
.ogs of the diftrict have been reporte
as ailing, and no case of hy ronrub a
has been reported here. Coyotes in
fest the foothills, a- d these animals
may have brought the disease from
eastern Oregon, where hydrophobia
occurs frequently.
Apples Shipped to Manila
A fhtpmetitof several thousand boxes
of apples t-hipjed fiom heie last week
by the Apple Growers Association to
Vancouver, B. C, where they were lo
aded aboard a steamer for Manila, P.I.
The apples are of the Newtown var.-
ety.
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Running Water
77ie 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
drudgery of
pumpinfi and
carrying
water just a
simple turn
of the faucet
HI
; I W
and you have a steady
stream of it cool and
sparkling. The cost is but
a few cent9 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.
HEIGHTS GARAGE
J. I . VOLSTORFF, Prop.
ZJBMCHizi-iM-' r r
NASH
HUDSON Passenger Cars
ESSEX
Nash and Mack Trucks
Goodyear Tires
Waverly Oils and Greases
Storage, Repairs and
Accessories
cznonrD
MT. HOOD MOTOR CO.
A Bargain in a Studebaker 17
Series Automobile
Mechanically perfect
Equipped with 5 tires and
7 tubes
This car has had good care,
vail give good honest service.
SPLENDID VALUE FOR
$550
Blowers Hardware
Company
Portion of New Grade Graveled
n.ot' r brack crew last week bejrnn
rfacirtr a stretch of the Hiffhwa;.
een here and Mosier with gravil.
Orchard Supplies
Arsenate of Lead
Biuestone
Paper
Apple Boxes
Implements
HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO.
SHIPPERS OF
HOOD RIVER FRUITS
CHRISTMAS
Is One Week Away
But it is time you were thinking of the meat for your
Christmas dinner. Some prefer the well-browned juicy
breast of our own American turkey. Others like roast
beef of old England. For some, the Christmas table must
be resplendent with a little roast pig and ail the garnish
ments. Still others demandja goose or a duck.
We can supply your every wish, but in instances it is
necessary that we have the order in advance.
The Hood River Market
A. P. DAVENPOR I , Prop.
Phone 4311
Every Hood River eater needs some of our Little Pitf
Sausage! for breakfast.
Thoroughly Overhauled
Second-Hand Machinery For Sale
We offer the following:
One 4 h. p. Nova Gas Engine.
One 2 h. p. Nova Gas Engine.
One small Bean Spraying Outfit, complete.
One large Bean Spraying Outfit, complete.
HOWELL BROS.
WOODWORKING AND BLACKSMITHING
Tel. 2551 Fourth and Columbia
The Holidays Are At Hand !
The shelves of our store are loaded with
Uhe Season's Staples and Dainties
The thoughts of the hous wife are now naturally
centered on the holiday dinners she may le plan
ning. Whatever garnishments or goodies she
may require, we will be glad lO furnish.
CONSOLIDATED MERCANTILE CO.
I
the point
pectH the
top of the
-ity. Mot
say that it
Mt. Hood Meat Co.
Successors to V. J Fl!..
QUALITY
QUANTITY
Ask
for
BUTTER-NUT
Delivered Daily to
Your Grocers
IS OUR
SUCCESS
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Side rti
Winter Golf Hub ( or.f idered
umLer of enthusiasts arc- consid
ering Ue
club. I'ui
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u ith of U
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Newly arranged throughout. No exironsehas been spared
to make this market sanitary a: .1 modern in every re--jo-t.
There is none Iretter in the State. Will Ik? glad to have you
come in and look it over whether you buy or not.
The Kind of a Market Hood River Wants
Phone 4141
WINTER SCHEDULE
NORTHS EST TRANSPORTATION CO.
OPERATING J. N. TEAL
Portland and The Dall e 5 Way Landings
Leaves Portland: Mondays and Thursdays at 10.0O P. M.
Arm - t lll River Tiiewlav Slid ri dtf lit U
U-aves Hood River for Portland Wednesday and Saturday
atMO MEALS ABOARD
-iil jwt Mrl.nnice ithul rx nr..
Hood River Motor Car Co.
Repairing Storage Gas and Oil
GSM KM. MR VICS STATION
Fourth and State Streets
R. C. GLANVILLE
ATTORNEY AT HW
R...H1 1 Nations! lUnk BuiMing
II9.I River, Orvn
, the time is covered with wat