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BOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921
Come to your Christmas Store
You've made this store what it is a place where you can shop with
out ever a hint that you must buy. Timid ones who hesitate to just "look
around" are quick to feel the genuine hospitality of the Franz store. We
welcome you particularly now.
-Gifts for everyone-
You have not time now to read long lists of things. Just make it a
point to come here and browse aroundyou'll find in our big varieties
appropriate gifts for all.
Fine Tools
Athletic Goods
Sporting Goods
Fancy China
Dinner Sets
Basket Ware
Brassware
Silverware
Clocks
Watches
Pocket Knives
Razors
Auto Robes
Driving Gloves
Lamps
Electric Goods
Toys
Dolls .
Wagons
Sleds
Coasters
FURNITURE and RUGS
Could anything give more lasting pleasure?
E. A. FRANZ CO.
REBUILT CAR SALE
Rebuilt Ford Truck $495.00
New Tires; Body and Top.
Rebuilt 1918 Dodge 575.00
New Top and Tires.
Rebuilt 1920 Dodge 800.00
Cord Tire Equipt.
Rebuilt 1920 Ford Touring 325.00
All our Rebuilt C;irs have been gone over thoroughly and all
worn parts replaced. They bear the same guarantee as a new
car. If you want Real Car Values see these.
We also have the following items that be
long to our customers.
1 Fordson Tractor and Discs 825.00
Ran GO hours; Brand New.
1 Buick 1919 1 Bean Sprayer
1 Hardie Sprayer I Friend Sprayer
NEAR EAST STORY
TOLD BV
5
Rev. and Mrn. W. E. Rambo, for
merly of Maker, where Mr. Ramho
was pastor of the Christian church,
who have just returned from three
years' service with the Near Hast Re
lief Association in Armenia, have ar
rived here to aid in raising funds from
this county for the Oregon organiza
tion for Near Hast Relief. In early
life Rev. and Mrs. Rambo were mis
sionaries of the Christian church in
India. In the great famine of Damon
they took in ttousands of orphans,
founding an orphanage which remains
until this day.
The returned relief workers were at
first in charge of an orphanage at
llarounie, not far from Tarsus, home
of Saul. The Turkish battle lines ad
vanced, anil llarounie was besieged.
They escaped by night with their Or
el with pride of bring-
if them through alive.
uid Mrs. Itiimbo were in
awaiting a Bhip to
me, the Creek govern
Near East Relief or
nd someone to help sal
f Creeks stranded at
Rambos immediately
d remained for another
ieir term of service was
re their work was so
QMM Sophie of Creece
f appreciation, with a
k, to the Near East in
the work done by the
iers.
Monday night addressed
f the Baptist church.
Mrs. Rambo gave a
ury Methodist church.
phans. Thev
ing every one
When Rev.
Constantinople
bring them I
men a-ked 1 1
ganization to
vage thousand
Hatoum. The
volunteered ;
period after I
completed. I1
successful tha
sent a letter
handsome che
appreciation 0
Kainbos and cl
Mr. Ramho
the members
In the mornir
talk at the A-
fc ion
HOOD RIVER GARAGE
Christmas Mrvice at Si. Mark's
Hishep P
Christmas services will be held in
St. Mark's church Sunday morning at
addock officiating. 1 he
choir, under the direction
Aitken, will be aug-
number of children from I
school, who will assist
la. The following music
10.30
usual vest
of Mrs. S
merited b
the Sunda
with the ct
will he sung :
Processional Hymn No. 49, Adestt
Fide lee ("Come All Ye Faithful.")
Kyrie i leiaon Cruickshahk.
RANCHER OPPOSED TO
TAX FOR OREGON
(My R. E. Scott)
Editor of The Telegram : A hundred
and fourteen years ago Mr. Eppes, of
Virginia, son-in-law of President Jef
ferson, said in congress:
"if there is any principle which
ought to be hooted at in a republican
government, it is that to preserve
peace we should be prepared for war.
Sir, it is this very principle which is
the source of all the miseries of
Europe."
I read recently and many times in
the past of the agitation to get the
battleship Oregon into Oregon waters
and there keep her as an everlasting
monument to her prowess in battle
It seems to me that this agitation
out of keeping with the meeting going
on at Washington. When our repre
sentatives at that meeting propose to
scrap new ships on the altar of peace
why should Oregon propose to spend
$15,000 on a monument to keep alive
the memories of war!
One of the reasons for scrapping the
navies is that the expense of keeping
them leads toward bankruptcy. Sui
pose each state had a battleship Ore
I gon to spend $15,000 a year upon, or an
amount in proportion to her popula
tion ; tne sum total would be near
$2,000,000 a year for the country.
ir we are going to start, let s go
we will never arrive. I do not believe
the people of Oregon would ever vote
to spend $15,000 a year keeping alive
this spirit of war, if the legislature
would refer the matter to them.
NIGH SCHOOL NOTES
or
(By Dorothy Frey)
This is Christmas week in the
schools, and Christmas week is chil
dren's week everywhere. Every room
of the Cue primary and Park Street
schools contains a Christmas tree be
coming more and more resplendent, as
pupils and teachers add the glittering
decorations. Suitable exercises will
be held Friday afternoon, in each
school followed by an early dismissal
ine nign school had a short program
at assembly Wednesday. The Junior
high pupils will have a party with
their teachers Thursday night from
to 9, to which parents are invited. All
schools will close Friday for the Christ
mas vacation and resume again Tues
day, January 8. Many of the teachers
whose homes are elsewhere will leave
Hood River Friday evening. Several
are planning to attend the Oregon
State Teachers Association in Portland
December 27-30. County Supt. Gibson
and City Supt. Cannon will go as dele
gates from Hood River.
H. J. Frederick is busy with a force
of men putting in new truss work to
support the roof on the old part of the
high school building, a part of which
was damaged by the last snow.
Miss Helen Frease, of O. A. C, ar
rived Saturday night and took up her
duties in the home economics depart
ment Monday morning in the place of
Miss Grace Smith, who will be absent
for some weeks on account of illness.
Miss Frease was assisted Monday by
Mrs. H. G. Cooper, who had charge of
the classes last week.
Miss Ethel Kelleher was absent from
the Park street school Monday because
of illness. Mrs. Clara Rowland was
substitute.
Miss Marion Howe was absent from
Coe primary three days last week. Al
berta Carson was substitute.
Miss Helen Hershner. of the high
school, was a substitute for Miss Em
ma SchmiedeskHmp, who was absent
two days last week from the Park
Street on account of bronchitis.
The high school auditorium was the
scene of a fast, exciting basket ball
game last Friday night. The Blue
Diamond aggregation walked on the
high school boys to the tune of 35 to
20. The game was won as the result
ot greater experience. It was featured
by many sensational shots by both
teams. The stars for the Blue Dia
mond team were the Pyers brothers,
Otto and Jack. The latter formerly
played on the high school team. John
son and Swick outshone the rest of the
high school galaxy by their consistent
playing and sensational shooting. The
high school boys were handicapped by
the lack of team practice. They have
a wealth of material and Hood River
may expect great things of her high
school team this season. The Blue Di
amond aggregation looks to be about
the best representative town team that
has been put out for some time.
Hood River should support athletics
more, its teams lack the moral sup
port which constitutes the winning
spirit. Let's go, Hood River, and beat
The Dalles in everything; in spirit,
progressiveness, and in being good
sportsmen.
The members of the annual staff are
all busy laying the foundation for the
1921-22 Mas-cot. It is their ambition to
make this publication excel all its pre
decessors. The first official meeting of
the members was called Wednesday of
ntt week by Miss Frances Fuller, editor-in-chief.
Mr. Brode was chosen
facultv advisor to the staff. A meet
ing of the management was held in the
office of Supt. Cannon Thursday when
gome definite plans were made.
Truman Butler gave the third of a
series of 10 lectures on banking at as
sembly Wednesday of last week. Other
numbers of the program were: Piano
solo, Clifton Emmel, and a song by
eight members of the girls' glee club.
H vmn
Bethleher
Anthen
I'lear. "
olo b M
Offertoi
No. 58, "O Little Town of J
. "It Came Upon a Midnight
1 11 vmn No. 59) Sullivan.with
N L O. Meacham.
v. "Thou Art Worthy. O
Notice of Final Account
rt.
BUFFALO CARCASS
VIEWED BV MANY
in
R
A reminder to s
of pioneer ds nj
gon trek fed v.
largely on hum pa
the plait. . buffi
ceivvd Friiai
the Hood kiv. r
famtd Srotty Phil
20,000 acres in I
bison, a young .u
550 pound-, was
in the market sh
dreds, including rr
rch
ing
of
I lie market
Christmas dir
and res'.auran
an for the first tirr
of the store,
sell the meat 1
i. All local hot.
WHITE SALMON
riie - kltnon valley was large aCcOCu
ing ti :. r ,.i'ier, who estimate that
I -.-. t least carload of sta
r iir the fence torn down by
EM it-rent lfmy urijw.
White Samoa Chapter of the Eastern
Star I ,.f last week elected the
folio em at its regular meet-
Nt: Km Dickev, W. M. J Ira F.
Hyde, vv P. : Clara I'utnev. A. M. :
le ear at Tues
ttr.iu Salmon!
m, and
W. Ieidl. construction contractor of
the Snowden highway, who was forced
i to stop work by the heavy snow storm
of a few weeks ago, only has ISO yards
more of road M gravel, according to
"Bale" l . . who was in town Sun
day on his way to Goldendale.
"Heavy trucking and overloads are
! con g to ruin the Snowden highway."
I says he, "and it will coat the county
1 between 17,000 and $S,0t0 to repair it
in the t-pring unless truck owners haul
ing apples reduce their loads. All are
I hauling much larger loads than would
le allowed elsewhere and it is no won
der a new road, will not stand the
garT."
Card of Thanks
We wish to tbank oar friends and
IVter
ih to
Now.
in the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Hood River County.
In the matter of the Estate of Ixiuis
I'log. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
of Louis I'log. deceased, has filed with
, the County Court of the State of Ore
gon for Hood River County, his first
! and final account and final report, and
that the County Court for Hood River
I County by an order made and entered
on the 20th day of December. 1921. has
appointed Saturdav the 21st dav of
with Sunday. January ! January. 1921. at the hour of 10 o'clock
ice will be discontinued
raver will be held every
clock.
Ilmvn No. 540, "Once
David's Gty.M
Gloria Til i, Cruickthank.
Hymn No. 228. "And
Father. Mr Iful of the Love."
Gloria in Fxcelaia. Old Chant
'Hark
Nunc. 1 1 r it t ia. Ijinirdon.
'ssional Hvmn. No. 51,
Id Angels Sing."
-. t.ool will be held as usual.
am the habit ot order i
Purity Flour made at borne
sum for next
s. under the pi
i. ting the time
ailable.
raid Da Costa fomine
'a Costa New York City ap
r. has written here that he
in Hood River the latter
month. Mr. Da Coe ta ex
y storks of apples to Eng
is coming here at thia aea
ed with interest by grow
her he will be in the market
.son's apple or will merely
rd connection of next year
de known in his letter.
aw vonr wood at am place
a. m. ot said day. n the court room in
the Court House in the City of Hood
River. Oregon, as the time and place
for the hearing of any and all objec
tio'.is thereto. All persons having anv
bjections thereto are hereby required
Practical Ciiristmas
GIFTS
ARE IN DEMAND
We have the most complete line in the City.
Be sure to look over our stocks
before buying.
GIFTS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY
A ffimy (Eljnatmaa
Yours sincerely,
KELLY BROS. CO., Inc.
P. S. Our Prices are Right.
Everything the Season May Suggest
WE HAVE IT
Groceries, Nuts, Candies and Fruits
Don't Forget Bradley's Real Bread
Hot from the oven everyday - 7c loaves, Doughnuts, Parker
house Rolls, Cookies, and all kinds of dainties fresh every day.
L. H. HUGGINS
Phone 2134
W. S. M. Says:
"Alibis never were in my
line. I sell the Willard Bat
tery. I'm dead sure it will give
you more miles of constant
service for every dollar you pay
me when you buy it. It's the
Threaded Rubber Insulation
that does the trick. It lasts as
long as the plates."
Willard Service Man
Make this service station
your home when your bat
tery needs attention.
Moore Electric Co.
Phone 1782
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
C gill D
Christmas
will soon be here with
all that it ever has
meant.
Do not forget
that we are
HEADQUARTERS
for the
BEST
of
CHRISTMAS EATS
AND CANDIES
STORE WILL BE CLOSED
ALL DAY MONDAY
Yours for Service
Vincent & Shank
"The Home of
Quality Groceries"
PARADOXIZE
CURE FOR
Coddling Moth, Aphis,
Curly Leaf, Fire Blight,
San Jose Scale,- Prune
Borer, All Diseases of
the Tree.
50c per Lb.
2 Lbs. per Tree
One application every
three vears does away
with all spraying.
Try this n three or four
trees and pay for it when
you agree that it does the
work.
McTaggart Tree
Inoculation Co.
MADRAS. ORK.
Masonic Danre at Gorge Hotel
The Masonic I ...Ice ha chartered
the fiininfr mom of the Columbia Gorge
hotel for the evning of Thursday He-
GOODYEAR
TIRES
Pneumatics
Solids
Cushions
Mt. Hood Motor Co.
10 me me niw nun me i oumy l ler i remher 1!V. when an elaborate dancing
of Mid Court on or before said date. party will be staged there for mem-
T hit this Tiltl.-. i fnr f..nr ..e UA ... : : . .
- .. ...... ...... ucisKi ..inn- laui'n arti Masons
nf-erutive ut s. in
Inner by ord
Oat
"
the Hood River
. K. Ptag
Admini-
lints.
Mm.
residing in the mid-Columbia commun
ities. A luncheon will be nerved at
10 15 o'clock at the big hostelry.
The committee in charge states that
it is expected that the event will be
one of the most pleasant ever starred
by the lodge. The dance will be ex
clusively for Masons and their I.Hio
mi rugs. Call
Yucaipa Valley
,$n Rrn i.Jmn Citmnty. itifyrnuM
Altitude 2HOO Fret
- 10-year-old apple orchards
i, R..me lieauty, in-a .
K I m .
Many acres of pear, peac ie and
- Orchards five, ten, fifteen
and taentv acres in siae.
It v . .ii wish to make a change and
ne in the ta-t part of California,
C. E. JENKINS
Vpr & If 1 a t f fir