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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1921)
H1VER GLACIER. TflnitPDAY, JAN7URY1921 noon IL 11 13 TH ANNUAL ACCESSORY SHOW TRUCK SHOW rem Has a mi u 1 ii W. - -tit M Attend This "Beauty Show t- 01 me Automotive World" SEE the best the automotive world has to oiler the people of the Northwest. Displayed for your inspection in Port land's beautiful Auditorium. Make your plans now and COME. ADMISSION Fifty Cents, Plus 5c Tax. Children Half Rates. PORTLAND MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM Auspices AUTOMOBILE DEALERS' ASSOCIATION of PORTLAND Apple Boxes Orderour Supplies raper Bluestone Lime We want Johnathans, Spitz, Ortleys, New towns, Arkansas Blacks and Winesaps for our middle west demand and can use a few odd varieties to advantage. Consign your fruit where it will not be sacrificed at early prices. We sell in the best and most stable market in America. We expect some buying orders soon for those who WILL sei DUCK WALL BROS. Phone Odell 59 "The Best for the Middle-West" 111 i. - - 1 DRESSMAKING PLAIN AND FANCY DRESSMAKING AND LADIES' TAILORING by competent dressmakers and tailors MEYER & SMITH rwnn lintel Ride. TAILORS Telephone 1124 SELLING APPLES Yur MMkMrtatl M pnapl ItUiaf attention hm Wig pn,m,, c .in- over ri.'e and hIl.w d.rav. MMM aUay' within the month. are all a? present. THi Trad.- now Mb for S..enber of the l tt-r grades. SHERIDANBECKLEY CO., 211 Washington Street, PORTLAND, ORE. Reference: BlUnUa farina Rank. L... M.ttLll.fl 1,;iV tl'I I HI UNI- "II MRS. ISENBERG HAS FAMILY REUNION One of the pleasantest of all the val ley Christmas social affairs was the annual family reunion at the Belmont home of Mrs. M. P. lsenberg. These events every year are looked forward to with great pleasure by members of the family. One who participated in the jollv event writes of it as follows: First" there were several hard days work to prepare the dinner, wun Mother at the head of it, assisted by her daughter, Bees. Christmas morn ing the guests began to arrive, and at about twelve o'clock 38 were there. At 2 p. m. we heard the call to dinner. In the dining room and an adjoining room were three long tables spread with well, there is no use for me to repeat what was on them. As usua they wete loaded with everything good that mind could think of, and hands prepare. ... Dinner over, everybody happy -two large rooms were turned over to the little ones, for Grandmother's house is their's at Christmas time, and no re strictions are put'on them, as to their fun and frolic. As evening time came on, they became ureu in rj gathered here ana mere m ..iu.v. . r : i . i , , I.e. an groups. Ana l never wisocu i V artist so mucn in my iut. were possible for me to ten u juai. nn . i . i . ii , 0 they JooKea anu uiey an imw"-i every one a picture of love. . J J I. I : A .,, . ait. Here, two mile uarn naucu - j.: l .. kin ohuir hi'Kl X ClOSe 10- llOK ill a "S v...., eether. arms about each other, reading - t I. A l.tiL. fur. arge unristmas uuok. .1 i..,i, II inr is siuinir in a biy arm chair, her little sister sitting ' .m Ur,rl iun little tots knee on cue fluii, - , . inir in front of her, very mucn mier- ik I'hnuirmiti storv sne is esieu in """v". , J . . reading for them. 1 here ny me uoor stands Grandma, her oldest granuson, ui D(.,iIUrt fellow, with his arm around her neck, telling her something verv funny, judging from the expres sion on their faces. A little later, everything has changed. There, in the midst of a group of bovs and gtrlB (ranging in age from two to seventy two,) sits a gray haired gentleman, paper and shears in hand. He is cut ting out little animals, and I wish 1 could paint the expressions as they watch to see what it will be when fin ished. Sometimes it is a deer, some times a horse, or anytning mey dm; call lor. Uver mere, a K'ur ui ters and sisters-in-law, ana i suppose if vou were near enough to hear, they are telling of the last smart thing baby did, or saia. Anu me uujrn. well, they are up in a back room, play ing erack-a-loo. Yes. in all we had a "Merry Christmas." But 1 could not help but think of the old song, "The Ninety and Nine For though Mother had around her the rnpd those who til lit' J VIH were unable to be with her. her daughters. Mrs. Nell Saling, of Forest Grove, and family, and Mrs. Fear f Wmii'. iind family. Ann UOl v J 1 a few invited guests were missing TV u.,. luiun nn I PA IH or Weil 1':' navt " v ' ' ' " j dings, and the sturk only maae one sit in the past year. During the summer Mother lsenberg is entertained many friends from afar and near, for although sne ih i ii years old, she lives in today and her chief aim in nie is vo iihk happy. J ti .,Bnnt vu"m Mr. and Mrs. Will lsenberg and four children, Wal ter. Ruth, Arnold and Willma, Mr. and Mrs. Marsn isenoerg aim daughter, Jeane, Mr. and Mrs. Walter . i j i a. i . , . . t nf Iienoerg Hina aauKnwr, mmr Mr nd Mrs. Klmer lsenberg I Uiuaim, . jT ii and two daughters, Lois and June. Mr. an.1 Mrs. r loya Arnoiu aim nun, ard Mr. ana Mrs. civue nrmuu . son, Clyde, Jr., rvir. ana t arnes, Mr. ana Mrs. win. nomci nn-, rhnhh nnd two dauchterp. Ill 1 Oi J Pearl and Irene. Mr. and Mrs. James Woodcock and daughter, Irene, ol aupin; Mr. Noble, Mrs. nine lsen berg, Bes3 lsenberg, Dorthia i.ara brandt, Lydia Arnold and Adolph Aschofl. , . . , . Mr. Aschoff is an old friend ot the famiiy, but has not been to Hood River for a number or years, nv wwu Aschoff Mountain Home Resort, and is (ostmaster at Marmot, ure. v kaMU mirlniirht and 8CV- r t W 11 i L "k' ' eral stayed all night, and there were ZU bacK to eat uimrei uu """""j' May kind Providence permit us all to be together next year. U ii ; j . , Perhaps You Don t Knoww says the Good Judge How long a little of the Real Tobacco Chew will last. Nor how much gen uine chewing satisfac tion the full, rich real tobacco taste will give. Ask any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew. He will tell you that this class of tobacco will give more satisfac tionand at less cost than the ordinary kind. Put tip in two styles W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco viiF'iiT.wrv.Tviaill- .) x f audi Mwrirtdfe tfefrtiiefrr icDfrecaeh. JLL. . ..., William KXarawou 4M&M' "ft"""'?- fity'fy , & ( ,-m'fi'n 'r,S "' -'"A nWr'fW it (TrtUttHinnt llHii'flCf.,, ,.,,,-,.',A" ' jar Ji - ill Ranchers Buy Mash Barrels Sheriff Thomas F. Johnson received demands last week for the 14 hard wood barrels, taken recently in a raid on a distillery near Cascade Locks. Ranchers who had slaughtered hogs wanted the barrels for packing their pork. The county court was not going to take formal action as to disposal of the barrels before their regular meeting vesterday. but ranchers, in a hurry to put dr wn their meat, could not wait, and Sheriff Johnson was active Thurs- J.. mmIwIii an nrder from the court fcl Ulx KavmIi Tm hardwood COD- IU PCII Lilt- - taineis, rilled with corn masn wncn taken, will bring the county the rale of $4 each. Annual Stockholders Meeting Oregon Washington Telephone Co. Hood River, Oreg.n, Dec '24, 1M0. v..,;..., ; i.rliv uiviMi. :i- nrovided bv the By Laws, that the annual nwetinff of the slockbol.lerH ol ine uregui- ald ington Telephone dmipanv wil1 be held at the conipany's offlcs in Hood River, Oregon, on Monday, January 10, Utl it II p.m. K O. Bleacher, Secretary. ;(i Notice to Creditors Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed executor of tht- estate of Martha Barker . de ceased, by the County Court of flood River County. All persons having claims against said estates hjuld pre sent them properlv verified within six months from date of this notice at my residence near Hood River, Oregon. Dated and first published this 23rd day of December, 1920. Frederick W. Barker, Executor. d23j2l Notice to Creditors K..tim in herebv eiven that the un- 'erfigned has been appointed by the County Court of Hood River County, Oreton, as executrix ot me lasi win and e.-tate of Mrs. Mary vannei, ue- All persona having claims against j aid estate are noti ed to present the j ame, properly verified, to me at the Set of E. H. Hartwie. at 7 & II Smith Building Hood River, Oregon thin six months from the date and firt publication hereof, or be forever tarred of any right or claim against said estate. ..... Dated and first published this W day of December, 1920. Elisabeth N id olson, Exicutrix of the Last Will aid Ea ate of Mary Vainet. Deceased. E. H. Hartwig. Att'rne. for Estate, I Hood River, Oregon. d23j "0 We have taken the agency for MASURY PAINTS, VARNISHES, ETC. NASH HUDSON i Passengei tars ESSEX When you think of brighten ing up the House, or giving the Auto or Wagon a new coat of Paint, remember to call on Blowers Hardware Company Nash and Mack Trucks Goodyear Tires Waverly Oils and Greases Storage, Repairs and Accessories CZ3C5ED MT. HOOD MOTOR CO. Thoroughly Overhauled Second-Hand Machinery For Sale We offer the following: One 4 h. p. Nova Gas Engine. One2!4 h. p. Nova Gaa Engine. One small Bean Spraying Outfit, complete. One large Bean Spraying Outfit, complete. HOWELL BROS. WOODWORKING AND BLACKSMITH1NG Tel. 2551 Fourth and Columbia Orchard Supplies Arsenate of Lead Bluestone Paper Apple Boxes Implements HOOD RIVER FRUIT CO. SHIPPERS OF HOOD RIVER FRUITS j) QUALITY QUANTUY AsK for BUTTER-NUT Delivered Daily to Your Grocers IS OUR SUCCESS J none .31 M.J. B. COFFEE Why yes; so we have. A fine line of Staple Groceries on hand. A man to lahor needs the l'st. 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 Te MUELLER Pipeless Furnace IS GUARANTEED to he;it your entire house with an eco nomical saving of fuel. It is Built Bkttki:, and fuel gases are entirely eliminated. It ventilates the home and moistens the air your family l.reathes. It is health insurance. Cull at our shop and U't us explain 67 MUELLER in detail. B. B. 310 Cascade POWELL Tel. 2552 ' - " Fill Your Market Basket With good things to eat from our store and pM will get the lest in food stuffs at the lowest prim consistent with quality and first class service. Leave your order here and we will fill il to your complete satisfaction. N. H. MacMILLAN On The Heights Good Groceries Coutteous Service Reasonable Prices THESE are the principles on which we base our business. Every day of every week we offer you the best quality at the lowest consistent price and the force of our stare is always ready to serve you courteously. THE ARNOLD GROCERY CO. Hood River Motor Car Co. Repairing Storage Gas and Oil GfcNLRAL si RVH E STATION Fowtth and State Streets R. C. GLANVILLE ATTORNEY AT LAW Room 1 National Uaak Building Hood River, Oregon T6