The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, December 22, 1921, Image 8

The Hood River glacier., December 22, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextHOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1021 WHAT GOES WITH THE TURKEY Is just as important as the bird itself. The mince meat or pumpkin, the seasonings, the vegetables, the pickles or relishes, all go to make up the feast. You'll find them all here of a quality which good judgment demands. At prices which a prudent purse exacts. PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW E nor Consolidated Mercantile Co. HOOD RIVER ODELL DISPLAY OF JAPANESE GOODS fcrzzzi3orzz:izz)lfz joezzz rziiziDczzioi: We have opened our store at the corner of State and Third Streets with new Importations oi Japanese Goods from the f lowery Kingdom Silk Embroideries, Shirt Waists, Kimonos, Handker chiefs, Table Runners, Lacquered Glove and Hand kerchief Boxes, Miyijima Wooden Ware, Work Bas kets, Ghinaware, Novelties, Handpainted Views of the Columbia River Highway, i A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOYS WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION Yasui Brothers Company HI State and Third Steeets Hood River, Oregon Until Saturday, I December 24, Mon rier'n will Hell all winter hatn at 60 per cent reduction. HIouhcb 25 per cent off. Ililicnt 1 1 1 1 i I i t v "iil iH clienpe-Rt. I tuli King OmI iH dean, html mid highest in heat. Bury Lumber v Fuel Co, Suc ccHsor to Hood River Cue! do. 21tf Wood for tint ranni! or furnace. Dry, Round ilsbSi iii-in. body fir or cord wood. Knirv Lumber & Kuel Co. BdCCtMOr to Hood Kivr Kuel Co. a21tf Our Shoe Repairing will double the life of your fotw :ir. Bring us a pair of old tdioes you think are pact redemption and you'll be amazed at the r-boes we return to you lit to wear. In half nWt anil heel ing i- use only tin' very bent .:.ik tanned leather, the kind that l.i't Always moderate cbargee and always good work. TIIOS. C SMITH, Prop. Cor. First .ind Oak Streets rear of Model Harln-r Shopi Announcement of Studebaker Light Six Price Reduction Touring, $1390 2-Pass. Roadster, $1365 Coupe, $1810 Sedan, $2130 All Trices, F. O. R Hood River Cameron Motor Co. Phone 2481 HOOD K1VER, ORE. CLEAN CLEAN GAM I HOWL AND BE HEALTHY at the 410 OAK STREET Ladies' Nitht Wednesdays Open i to 12 Weekdays III Al l II I I N FARMERS' WEEK Corvallis, Or., Dec. 26 31, 1921 Winter Short Courses Pi v i nre Into Varm P. aetu f.u. it4 Sf '- '-mm Tnrtor Bhsw ' imy r J Cmnt Ifi . .: - I m laini h im.M Ctfr Dfc Ml, 21 2-lvca . 22 2 Mud. 18. . ! I Hi-ck IS, 71 h Hi 22 4VI 25 22 Funeral Director I will f i rti if li fiiiwralH coiniU'to lot adults for M0. This in clude! BMt and attractive cacki'tH in. ! ill tin' CMffatiM and RTTiOM "i' a tirt class funeral dircrtor. Wlwrt deciralilt' the lintt and i i t priced obtainable if alw ays "ii .and. S. E. BARTMESS Your Photograph will solve the problem : "What Shall I Give This Christmas? M Make your appointment today at the DEITZ STUDIO NATURE LOVERS PRO POSE OREGON CLUB Sunffested by Walter f'richard Katon, who visited Hood River while on hia tour of Oregon wilds the past summer, the Oregon Natnre Lovers' club is in process of organization here. Promo tion of the organization is in the hards of ('. B. (iraves. Oak (Jrove ore hard ii-t who was for several years eecri tary of the Minnesota Historical Society at St. l'aul. Mr. (iraves and Mr. Katon have been friends for many years, and while the latter was here last summer, Mr, Graves discussed thi proposed club, which it is belite ), will grow into a Northwest-wide organization. Mr. Graves has just received a letter from Governor Olcntt, who expreeeeB hearty endorsement of the plans, de claring that such a club will serve a vital need in exploiting Oregon's natural scenic resources and in the conservation of them. Mr. (Jraves has secured an nption on 7J acres overlooking the Columbia gorge just west of the city and adjoin ing grounds of the Columbia Gorge hotel. The location has the advantage of wonderful views up and down the gorge. The hotel management has promised the club the use of the most scenic portion of its own grounds. It is proposed to erect on the grounds a home to be used as headquarters for the organizations activities. H The objects of the club are given by B Mr. Graves as follows: I "The preservation Jand exploitation of the natural beauties and wild life of wregon as louml along Uregon high ways and in the adjacent territory. There is general agreement as to the desirability of preserving these nat ural beauties, both for the enjoyment of the people of our own state and for the purpose of attracting tourists from other states. When such a well known eastern author and naturalist as Dallas Lore Sharp writes that Oregon is the most alluring land to the natur alist within the compass of our coasts, it is quite evident that we have fome thitlg well worth our efforts in pre serving. There are two main lines of endeavor to be followed. One of them is educational in nature and the other practical. The practical side of the work will be taken care of by the new lv organized Scenic-l'reservation Club of Oregon. The Nature Lovers' Club will cooperate with the Scenic-Preservation Association in its activities, but will lay principal emphasis on the edu cational side of the work, with the idea if tho traveling public and owners of property along the highways can gradualfy be educated to perceive the great desirability of preserving intact and in its original wildness the scenery of the state, Oregon in future years will have more attractions to olfer tourists and homeseekers than other states that have neglected this educa tional work. A large club, devoting to this work the energies of an enthu siastic membership from all over the state will constitute a permanent influ ence for good in this direction. "Side by side with the work of pre serving these natural beauties should go the work of exploiting them, or getting the value and usefulness out of them." It is proposed to maintain at the club house a library filled with litera ture and pictures that will tend to in culcate in visitors a desire to become better acquainted with Oregon's scenic attractions. "The reference value of such a li brary," Mr. (Jraves says, "because of the collection of materials it will gath er will make the club an information center for all matters pertaining to natural history and scenery of Oregon, and the helpful service it will render tuurists will result in many friends." The by-laws call for the mainte nance of' a natural history museum where various forms of wild life, as found in Oregon, and especially those found along the hghways will be kept. This feature, it is expected, will at tract many passing motor tourists. Occasional programs by lecturers of national note and frequent camptire sessions are called for in the titans of the club, when it is once launched and the grounds equipped. It is also planned to conduct Held trips into the surrounding wilds, where fore ts, river ies and the ice and lava eaves of the Mount Adams country might be studied. Native shrubbery will be prepared on the grounds of the club, and ever , effort will be made to at tract the native wild fowls to neet here. A highway information bureau will be maintained. "It is planned to make a modest be ginning ith a small two-room bunga low house," says Mr. (Jraves, "but ul timately it is provided that an ideal club house two stories in height be constructed. This should be of con crete and inisement, the latter to con tain lir. atoriea for convenience of the public and club attendants. The struc would contain a general reception room for the public with a large fireplace. It ould open on a veranda, overlook ing tin Co umbia gorge. The i trance from the Highway to the club grounds should be given par ticular attention. If the gateway is made sufficiently inviting, with appro priate nonces of the privileges that will be granted the public, thousands of P ur,-:- will be attracted to stop out of m re curiosity. OREGON AGRICULTlRaL COUtGE TMK ri (in sdt Oww tty wrltli.g R, O. A. C, Qareell , Oregon I HEIGHTS JITNEY Fare 15c each way Leave Heights at Hart Hotel. I av? down town at Electric Kitchen. )i'ier drives at reasonable prices Ofi ice : Electric Kitchen. Phone 1191 W.J.Baker&Co. DeiilerH in RE: ALL ESTATE Fruit and Farm Lands t i - licrlaiu's Cough Itemed) the Mother' Fautrile The itbing and healing properties of i aamberlaJa'a Cough Remedy, its plea?!.' t taste and prompt and effect ual cures have made it a favorite with terywhere. It is especially prized by mothers of young children for colds, croup and whooping cough, aa it alw aya affords quick relief and is free fr m otiium and other harmful dram. FACT Great Reduction in Miller Tires Cor : , i. - $18.00 $12.50 25.50 ;Jx3i 19.15 29.40 31 x l 21.75 32.40 2x4 25.35 33.40 33x4 26.50 43.90 34x4 35.65 Lower in price titan ever before. Wmut ( '.urn i or reduced trier t. WM. WEBER Old City Hall Plumbing Shop 212 FOURTH ST. TOM mi, Proprietor Plumbing. Heating and Furnace Work HOOT) KIM K. OKI I'bone 1673 ' THK FASHION STABLES Parkdale Auto Stage Phone 1201 Loaves Hood River daily at 4.30 p. m. Loaves Parkdale Daily at 8 a. m. (excopt Sunday). Every Saturday Loaves Parkdale at 6 p. m. l.iM-al Ftidcnre Bvidk ice that ran be verified. Fad is what we want. Opinion is not enough. Opin na differ. Her I - a Hood Kiver fact. Ymi . an teat it. H. V.. Leonard, truck farmer 719 '.Uh St.. says: "Iran's Kidney Pi I la have done me more good than any her rtmedy I have used for kidney The action of my kidneys was too frequent, breaking my rest at r hi and mornings I felt dull and luggiah. 1 used different remedies but got po results until I tried I Van's Kid is. They were what I needed and aooal had my kidney a in good condi tion. 1 depen.i on Doan's now for I know they will do the wwrk if my kid ney trouble me." I'r- e t'rfK-, at all dealers Ion't sim ply ask for a kidney remedy - get1 lean's Kindey Pills the same that, Mr. I ei'nani had. Foster-Milburn C., Mfgrs.. Buffalo. N. Y. 6 If ou have any kind of auto elertri il trouble, S. 1. Cameron can rin here it is an I lii it for you or it wil M nlhin,c if be fails at Cast-al a-i.e. j2MI .V 1 'r. asm 1 I i V7 W)e the sm-hines most of the time; outrf. g i ''' 7 $. jit lltMlKl I , ' ' UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM ' V:J-vH F J NJ I will gladly ftimish instrartlve and beautifully AjJ I "V fuA WB"'"'" BfiTV II illustrated UmUets gmng complete infunna- 2 j-a '.V i VaB - Mi I MP A Wi.'B tion about this glorious playground of ttia JC KrB B I l-"' W West Let them tell all about hotel ratei fliAUUBOH I B ' 4? ' ut 9r railrn.-td l.-in-: through rar service, Uie famous J (j I II W 4 Al1H Mil , Circle Tour through Sin Francisco and Sill W UM 'E M 1 k. J I I I I 1 1 I 1 f,irVriir iJke Qty. or a part of the way by oceaa inn. vf..,m I ffc7 ) U 1 II I II Atn Vr"-iisJ No journey oi aual interest it) America. JMU Ml 111 J J Call on or address J. H. FREDRICY, Agent, Hood River, Oregon WM. McMURRAY, Gen. Pass. Agent, Portland, Ore. CULL APPLES Congestion having been relieved we are now in a position to receive Cull Apples from Stockholders as well as AH Growers. Until weather conditions change and you are notified to the contrary make all de liveries to factory. HOOD RIVER APPLE VINEGAR CO. SuA- I HOW'S YOUR BATTERY ? Let us take care of your Battery during the Winter months and save you the price of a new one in the spring. 75 cents a month does it. Gibbs Battery Station Phono 1234 308 Cascade Ave. C30IZZ WESTING HOUSE BATTERIES Tlu goodies that you make for tho kiddies should con tain only ingredients of utmost purity. Candies that are made of pure cream and pure butter are all the hotter and all the more appetizing. Do not stint on OREGOLL). Indeed, whether it be mid-Summer. Springtime, or the glorious days of Autumn, pure, fresh'butter is staple second to none for healthfulness. HOOD RIV ER CREAMERY The Pheasant Fountain and Tea Room and Oregon Hotel Dining Room All Under Same Management Breakfast Noon Day Lunch Regular Dinner 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. Open (5:80 a. m. to 11 p. m. Ice Creams Beverages Confections HOOD RIVER S FINEST EATING PLACE Furniture and Hardware FOR SALE HlMSfl price" imiil for !erond-hnd rtu lcc ami junk. H. GROSS Cor. ."rl an. I Qk. T. l. 1213 OUR BAKERY IS OPERATING We ant &inHshln breads of all kinds, pasin. Parker Mouse rolls and all the standard products f a bakery In quality oods. at prices lower Ihkin an) -body eKi. Do not forget that we also tarr a full rocei BUCKS and CHEVROLET'S CI' Hind Tradsrs ad Beta Sprayers Hood River Garage T. l. 4144 line. L. H. HUGGINS Tel. 2134 Christ ma l Coming; Call at Studio, and look at bit OKI- n i hil rtiTi.s. k ...id ii. ki- iot Bldg.. ..ver Franz' rtore. r faard Hill. Artiat.