nOQD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, jrXfrlO, 1021
6000
ROLLS
WALL PAPER
at One-Fourth of Wholesale Cost
We have bought the entire Hunt Wall Paper Stock and expect to close it
out in double quick time at most astonishingly low prices.
5cts Double Roll
Hundreds of rolls splendid Bedroom, Living
Room and Kitchen Papers, selling regularly
today as high as 60 cents per Roll.
10 cents
Beautiful Patterns in Heavy Weight Papers for
every room in the house.
15ctsto25cts
Engraved and Embossed Patterns which
sold as high as $2.00 per Roll.
OATMEALS, LEATHERS, VARNISHED TILES
at 25c to 50c per Double Roll
500 Bolts BORDERS
5c Pe" Bolt.
Just the thing; for
use on calcimined
walls.
r r p& r Same price as wall. They
111 ll I IH l N are usually sold by the
UJlKJMiJ yard Thege aJl gQ at
5c to 50c Bolt
same price as Side Wall
and Ceiling
Special Room Lots, 49c to 99c
Bundles containing plenty of paper to do large rooms. Enough to paper every room
in the house for less than the regular price of one room.
E. A. FRANZ CO.
The Choice of Every Car Owner
u
Now $1835, f. o. b. Hood River
HOOD RIVER GARAGE.
ELLISON-WHITE
CHAUTAUQUA
MAKE CHAUTAUQUA WEEK
YOURVACATION WEEK
MUSIC
('liaiitauiUii is a rcritabta FaativaJ "f Muxir. Tba Lowell Patton
Company, faataring Lucila Codetta, dfatiagttiahad V aach ioliuit,
present!" two concertHoii the lliir'l d iv. 'I'lien there is the Murv Ada!
llaj' Oran.l Opera Singan In IWfl BOtebU MMWfa 'ii the l ot ilav ;
the" Alexander Trio ; the Liberty Ilelleg and the rJtaaMPlattBfaajata
Trio. Ten conceit in all (vitality the music alone in worth far BON
than the roxi of the seas m ti. k-t.
LECTURES
Many not.ihle p ople iipear on the ChaataOQjm lecture staff tlii
poasuii. Pr. Roowi Parkai Mflea, ftaal joaraaiiat ami laterviewat of
celeliritieg is one of the heU'l-liners. K. I!. Fish, editor of ' 'LaliOf aiel
Industry," is another. Add to these names than of DtM Bit od ( '.
l'eri.-ho. former IVe-ident of the State OoHega of South lik ita; ( hief
Stronheart, Indian lecturer ami entertainer: Mr. K. L Hni-r, DK in i -nent
author and sm h loist and Virgil L Shepherd.
ENTERTAINMENT
An outstanding entertainment event is scheduled for the fourth
night in ft bag play Bfodoclloa presentel ly the KeigbJ? Nea York
l'lavers w ith an all-pn t'es-ional east. Two other entertainment fea
tures f note rest in the eaaaiaa of Winifred Windus. a reader w ho ranks
at the ti-p in her pffofead mi ! I Kh-ctra Piatt, a New York mnlogfgt
and entertainer who ia v it h nt an equal on the t'liautauqu t plat form.
Season Tickets On Sale Soon
ADULTS, $2.50; Students, $1.50; Child's. $1.00. No War Tax.
ILLUSTRATED PROGRAMS NOW BEING DISTRIBUTED
WATCH FOR YOURS
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
July 5 10 Inclusive
McRae Cuts Wood
J. H. MeRae, who has heen business
I manager for the local lahor union, has
taken the contract for cutting 1,080
cords of Wood from a tract just, west
of Mitchells Point tunnel. Mr. McRae
has secured a crew and has already be
irun preparations for his wood camp.
The wood, to be distributed through
i i-tern Oregon by the Tum-A-Lum
Lumber Co., will be flurried from the
camp to the O.-W. It. & N. tracks.
First Church of Christ. Scientist
Services will lie held in Church
BoJldins, !tli and BngSM, Sunday, 11 :()i
a. 111. Subject: Is the I'niverse, In
clod log Man, F,vdved by Atomic Force'.'
Suii'lav School at 11a. m.
Wednesday service, 8 p. m.
The reading room is open daily from 8
to p. in., in the Church.
ANOTHER REDUCTION
IN TIRE PRICES
30 x 3
30 x 3 J
32 x 3
'32 x 4
33 x 4
$11.50
13.75
16.75
21.75
24.00
WM. WEBER.
Rubber Stamps
AT THE
GLACIER
OFFICE
MADE TO ORDER
Mattress Making and Renovating
Pads. $3.50.
.Mattress, from $1.50 to $7.50
Upholstering and Furniture
Repairing '
CARPET CLEANING
Sleep and rest well on a Hood
River made mattress.
Wright's Mattress
Works
417-418 May Street
PHONF. J.MI
Christian Church
The Endeavor convention was not
well attended but the spirit of every
session was an uplift. The address by
1'rof. Wa ter Mvers and the presence
of officers of State Union were greatly
appreciated. The pastor ia now on the
field and earnestly asks the prayers
and help of every member.
Regular services next Sunday. Ilible
school 9.45 a. m. Treadling 11 a. m.,
"The Secret of Tower." Christian
Kndeavor 7 p. m. and preaching 8 p.
m. lopie, Christ the World a ha
vior. " Come and worship with us.
J. C. Hanna, Pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Corner 1 fith and C streeta
Sabbath school Saturday 10 a. m.
Treadling service 11.15 a. m. Trayei
meeting, Wednesday 7.45 p. m. All
are welcome.
Minister K. F. Oster. Residence 810
Columbia St. Thone 3473.
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Sunday School at 9 :30 every Sunday
morning. Regular Servicea at 11 o'clock.
Bandar Sunday 8enin' aervicts. Spe
cial musical progfaaTM, All cordially
invited. Rev. I). M. Carpenter,
jnlTtf. Pastor
Asbury M. L Church
, Minister, (iabriel Sykes.
Sunday phcool at 9.45 a. m. Public
worship at 11, sermon by Rev. Thomaa
K. Elliott, ivice president of Willam
ette University. Young Teople'a aer
vice at 7 p. m.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Cor. Iltl and Eugene
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Here
after evening prayer aervice will be
conducted at 8 p. m. each Sunday.
Rev. C. li. Hoi8holt( Rector.
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Services Sunday morning are as fol
low: Im Mass, H o'clock ; Hijrh Mass,
10: M o'clock. Instruction for the chil
dren at 9 o'clock, each Saturday morn
ing. - U
The Baptist Chorea
Pine Street, near 12th
Dr. E. Harden, Pastor,
Residence, 1M7 Tine Street, Phone 2723
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
T iblic Worship at 1 1 a.m. and 7.30 p.m
KpaoMh League at 30 p.m.
Prayer Service Wednesday at 7.30p.m.
REV. AND MRS. SHEL
LEY WILL CELEBRATE
Kev. and Mrs. Troy Shelley will cel
ebrate their golden wedding anniver
sary at their Odell home Monday. The
rooming will be stient in a family re
union. During the afternoon Rev. and
Mrs. Shelley will hold a reception for
their friends. Kev. and Mrs. Shelley
were married on the banks of the
Kickreall, Folk county, at a big pio
neer camp meeting. The pioneer
couple settled on one of the earliest
Odell ranch places. Mr. Shelley was
pastor of the valley's first union
church.
No formal invitations will he issued
to the golden wedding celebration, but
Kev. and Mrs. Shelley have asked that
all of their valley friends who read
these lines join them at the Monday
afternoon reception.
"It will be a day of great joy for
us," says Mr. Shelley, "and we extend
the sincerest and cordial invitations to
ail of our friends to join us."
At 3.30 o'clock there will be a short
program rendered. Eollowing this a
luncheon will be served. Friends of
Mr. and Mrs. Shelley wlil lie in charge
of the luncheon. The committee con
sists of Mrs. Q, E. Howerman. Mrs.
M. U. Odell, Mrs. Will Kemp, Mrs. I.
E. Ferguson, Mrs. J. M. Taylor, Mrs.
Ken Krohn and Mrs. Harry Connaway.
Miss ripping Honored
Miss Hetty Epping, prospective June
bride, is now being honored by friends
at a number of social affairs. Miss
Kpping's wedding to Kerkley H. Snow,
former Portland man and manager of
the Tacific Tower & Eight Co., will
occur at the home of her mother,
Kmma E. Epping, in the West
orchard district on Saturday.
Father Cronin, of Portland, will
ciate. Misses Jessie Lewis and Anna
mae Chipping, schoolmates here and at
the University of Oregon, will be
bridesmaids.
Miss Chipping was hostess Saturday
afternoon at a miscellaneous shower
party for Miss Epping. Sixteen girl
friends were present. The home was
decorated in pink sweet williams. A
luncheon of coffee, cake and ice was
served. Miss Epping received many
handsome presents.
I THE UN I VERS ALC A ft
Ford prices have been fur
ther reduced. You can pay
more but you can't buy morn
than the sturdy strength and
power the Ford car gives you.
CZ30HZ3
Dickson-Mil rsh Motor
Mrs.
Side
Kev.
ofli-
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Phone 1111
Co.
Hotdmen's Junket Postponed
A luncheon at Mt. Hood Lodge,
scheduled for Monday by the Oregon
Hotelmen's Association, Jwas postponed
until Monday, June 27, when it is ex
pected hotel men from all parts of the
state will he present. The motor jun
ket was postponed because Portland
bonifaces had not recovered from the
rush of Rose Festival week.
Manager Osburne, of the Hotel Os
burne, and wife, of Eugene, who will
he unable to attend the luncheon the
latter part of the month, motored up
to the Lodge Monday. They were
joined here by Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Kand.
G. A. R. Men Have Accident
T. G. Harris and C Laraby, Salem
Civil war veterans en route by auto
mobile to the Tendleton encampment
x the Oregon ( Irani! Army, escaped '
without a scratch Monday when their
ear overturned on the Highway jum
east of here. Mr. Harris, driving. took
to the ditch to avofd being struck by
another car at a sharp curve. The
automobile was brought here for re- i
pairs and the veterans joined the local i
delegation, going on to Tendleton by
train.
All fllntl lait with ns up to 4 o'clock
p in. are out the following day at -I p.m.
in at four out at four. Hlocoin-Doiiner-bern
Co. jy22tf
Factory representative for the
Laun-Dry-Ette Washing Machine
will be at our store on
Saturday, June 18th.
to give a demonstration of this wonderful
machine. Remember the date and be here
and see it work.
KELLY BROS. CO., Inc.
BETTER THAN EVER
We have increased OUT shelf gpace and made numer
ous improvements at our 12th Street grocery, making it at
present the largest of the city. We have added to our
stock and are in a position to give you a service second to
none.
It will be to your interest to call and inspect our stock
or to telephone us for prices if you cannutsce us in person.
L. H. HUGGINS
Tel. 8141
BIG DOUBLE BILL
JAMES OLIVER CURWOOD presents
r .
"ISOBEL, OR THE TRAIL'S END
His greatest northern story, enacted by the same all-star cast as "KAZAN '
headed by JANE NOVAK.
Positively bigger than "Kazan," and
HAROLD LLOYD, in From Hand to Mouth"
A convulsion of joy in two spasms.
USUAL PRICES
VERA KOI.STAl) on the
LIBERTY ORGAN
IT'S COOL AND COMFORTABLE at
TOPICS OF
THE DAY
LIBERTY n(9fi.?1
MONDAY TI IFADAY Uw,,v AiV 61
A.pV Hauling iitvj Tel. 3142
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COMING WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY WALLACE REID
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