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HOOD RIVER GLACIEB. THURSDAY, JANUARY L8, 1921
POST AND CORPS
INSTALL OFFICERS
Canby Corps", Woman's Relief Corp,
on Saturday installed officer! fat the
ensuing year as follows: Mn. I ('.
Mever. nresident: Mrs K C Willi 1-
F. O. B.
Hood River
TRACTORS
Now $890.35
Buck
P'ltri
F. O. B.
Hood River
(Demonstration any time by appointment)
Farm Tractor Manufacturers will be unable to supply the demand
for tractors the coming year.
While there will be thousands of Fordson Tractors made, still
there will be some farm owners who will want Fordsons and will delay
their orders so long that it will be impossible to supply them.
Make sure of getting jour Fordson. Order it NOW. Start it to
work for you right away.
.
Pulls Two 14inch Plows Operates on Cheap
Kerosene Runs Your Belt Machines
The Fordson will pull two 14inch bottoms in the stiff est soils and
still have enough reserve left over for the peak loads.
The Fordson operates successfully, economically, on cheap kerosene.
No raw fuel going through the exhaustnone passing down
through the piston rings into the crankcase.
DICKSON-MARSH CO.
Tel. 1111
Turn Over a New Leaf!
Begin the New Year Right
Select the design for your new home
while lumber prices are at rock bot
tom. The limited supply of lumber
and the demand for new homes will
soon increase building costs.
Make All Arrangements Now
Build as soon as the weather will
permit.
L. C. Baldwin and J. W. Swope will
j move to their new homes, now being
completed, in the next two weeks.
: Mr. Baldwin's home is at the corner of
; Columbia and Tenth. Mr. Swope's
home is at the corner of State and
I Tenth streets.
A. F. Davenport, proprietor of the
Hood River Market, is making exten
sive improvement by the installation
of a refrigeration machine and a new
cold room. The meat plant wai for
merly refrigerated by ice purchased
from local manufacturers.
Bridal Veil Lumbering Co.
NFLSON EMRY, Manager.
Phone 218!.
Fourth and Cascade.
berg. senior vice; Mrs. Reuben Krasier. i
junior vice; Mrs. Jennie Whitcomb,
chaplain; Mrs. K. 11. Button. I
tary ; Mrs. K. C.
Mrs. A. W. lsbell
Mrs. Kldon Bradh
ent; Mrs. H. M. Cummins musician
Mrs. Q, W. Peffer. Mrs. W. An
drews, Mrs. C. C. Cuddeford and Mrs
Arthur Howell, color beareri; Mrs
L. N. Blowers. Bttard Mr V S I).
Witt, assistant guard ; Mrs. E. I,. Sco
bee. conductress; and Mrs. A. S. K ll
assistant conductress. Mis. L. M,
Bantiey, past president of the- d
ment of Oregon, was installing offj
Officer! of Canby Pott, Qrand
of the Republic, installed ofllci
the ensuing year as follows: Jamei
Gorton, commander; James R. Cash,
senior vice; Joseph brazier. Sr., junior
vice; Dr. J. Williams, surgeon ; John
A.. Wilson, quartermaster; J. W. Rig
by, chaplain; S. Copple, officer of the
day ; N. W. Hardman, guard ; and S. F.
Blvthe. adjutant. Mr. Blvthe. oast
commander of the department of Ore
gon, was installing officer. The in
stallation followed a sumntuotis dinner
served by the members of the Corns.
tomorrow the officers and nuniL ri
will go to The Dalles and nut on the
initiatory work for the corps theie.
BRILLIANT VENUS
ATTRACTS ATTENTION
Calls You
To a World of Infinite Beauty and Charm
America's Winter Playground
a the
Hi' ' 7STEH
The planet Venus, now
star, created a Wideip
here Saturday night. S
atmospheric condition, pro
the great, star to appear fa
usual. Residents of the I
noted the brlliiance and a
usual dimensions of thi
called friends earlv in
Refore long telephone line
ming and residents of all :
taking a look at and CO
the star.
Venus is the second pll
sun, and next to the sun i
most brilliant object in I
Venus is probably lull or
morning star, known as 1
ancients, who called the
when it shone in the eveni
The brilliancy of the
tr acted the attention of
here. Venus's brillian
Portland folk. Acc rdli
Daniels, of Hill Military
planet is now near te Etc;
tion of its orbit and at a
places "Jt between the ei
sun. Although Venus Bppr
er the earth than at preset
osity now is very marked.
w.iy m G(
RETURN THE OTHER
J. H. FREDRICY,
WM.Mc MURRAY.
There'll Be
"The Devil To Pay"
A Big Pathe Super-Special
ALSO
AT THE THEATRES
THE LIBERTY
Friday and Saturday, Januan 1
15, ENie Ferguson in "Lady 1
Daughter." Also Pathe Review
International News.
Sunday, one day only, Jai Dai
Viola Dana in "The Chorus (in I
marce." Also Stub Pollard Cc
and Paramount Magazine.
Monday and Tuesday, .lanua
and 18. big special double bil
athe Superpecial, "The Hev
ay." Also Harold .lod in "
Kidd's Kids" and a Tonics of the
No Raise in Prices.
Wednesday and Thursday, Jai
1! and 20, Wallace Raid in "Al
Audacious," and a Sennett con
"His Last False Step."
Friday and Saturday, January 2
12. Bryant Washburn in "A
House. " Also International New;
athe Review.
Vera Kolstad at the Liberty org
r
ol
) wiser words were ever spoken
than those of the Father of our
Country when he said : "In time
26 prepare for war."
inged to fit conditions the advice may
len rigflc nere in tioou iviver today,
at tilt siacK montiis ol winter are on,
B$ra of automobile! should prepare
.i-s for the touring season that is not
ay. Do not wait until the rush of
pring. Bring your car down now,
us look it over.' You will be assured
.t work when the mechanic is not
wer is a
i ol your
.-.iio co.
Phone 4381.
Harold Lloyd
THE GEM
i N
Captain Kiads Kids"
A 2 Reel Comedy
J an i! a
'While
Topics
of
The Day
Big
Double
Bill
Vet a Kolstad
on the
Liberty Organ
2 - DAYS ONLY - 2
Mon.-Tu2k Jan. 17 & 18
NO RAISE IN PRICES
Great Reduction Sale of Tailored Clothes
We are offering the best all pure woolens on the market at reductions of
25 to 50, on our entire sample outfit of the
Famous Detmer Woolen Company Stock
These clothes are made to your individual measure, tailored in any style you
may wish. We guarantee your clothes will fit and satisfy you or your money back
Prices range from $40.00
Oregon Hotel Building
MEYER & SMITH
TAILORS
Phone 1124
Thursday and Frida;
5, Edith Roberts in
Also Marie Walranin in
Net," the serial Miiirerm
Saturday and Sundu'
and 16, Harry Morey in
a Soul. A so Elein P
ner Oland in "The Th
serial of thrills and susii
Thursday and Friday
and 21. a Universal all
Two Kinds of Love", ai
'amp in "The Dragon's .
Bail ara Vatlgl ur at I)
H. B. LngUi Vnb Bert
H. I!. Langillc. formerly c ity MCOrd-
er and now associate professor in t h
epartment of Mechanical Ki
it the University of Califoi nia. laid
Id friends a visit Saturday. Prof.
I.angille, who sevedMn the raw during
the war. was returning to Berkeley
from Kemerton. where ha arwtaW nraa.
tice cruise. He remains a licuti lai I
on the naval reserve li.-t. A i
practice cruise carried him to San Die
go from San Francisco, and from the re
e journeyed as erginet-r otli er ab iai )
the destroyer Welles to l'r merton,
M'. I.ungille is a meml.;-r of a
known pioneer family. li
me of the early bottl i stei dl in the
Mt. Hood district. In his i aval uni
form Pn f. Langille present a Striking
appearance. He had some fun iiui
day in observing his old Mil dl trj it e
to identify him as he made si.r : ; : .
cull at offices and stores. Prof,
giile while here was the facet ot
and Mrs. I). E. Kand.
Ranchers Want Koad hpm
The county court was never so
sieged as at the session of la-i mmr
orchard is ts of different sections bp,
ing for improvement to roals, whi:
is declare), have been t
by recent rainfall-. In
ranchers have made the crit i
the annual funds expended on high
improvement is waated, in that
merely temporary. Thy r v.-.
condition of unsurfaccd vajl
ways haa again led to agitation f
road bond issue large enough to
'tract a system of permantr.tly i
faced roads.
Many Will Attend u;o
All local srarages will he repreaen
this week at the Cortland
show. Moat of the dealers will
present today to attend the state c
veMinnof the Autorm.tiv.
aociation. Many citizens w i I
show. Dealers who w.ll at lei
sessions are: K K Brwtt, Mark Cr
eron Geo. C. Cladde:-, Kirl i K
Franc. E. J. Marsh. R. A. I'i k-
A. Elliott. J. F. Volftorff. Fr
Morse. H. w Y eld. J. L Stewart, i
thur Eastmaff, Hal Ne'bit, E ,
K. B. SluU and E. L . Late.
fill ZT
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Running Water
The Greatest of City Conveniences
oystero
Ilu nroT!
OU have a steady
of it cool and
Bat Th e cost is but
cn(3 a day.
to yourself the
lience of running
ry pliin.ning, less
for the women
then come in and
leJp you make it
HEIGHTS GARAGE
I t ,r flayes Sprayers
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If trous 1 yu , Ln (Tines,
1 by the Fairbanks-sf-.
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ill TsBBaaaawBasasBsasBBaaBassssa"1 " tJv l'Sts huc iilMVeii their
k si
S LU 1 Z B R05. Tet -ii T;j.
I paci7 c f.jwer 1 Hick's Eats 'n Sweets
ft LI HT CO.
Atwan oirHnice I Meal. Candy, Ice Cream
Z and Fcuntarn Service