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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1922)
a HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1922 . A remarka: SPRING tO AT and CAPE SALE .'Vi For Misses and Women AT AN EXTREMELY MODERATE PRICE Sbfonly of the many on sale arc illustrated below. Pola Wyandot VAour Wool Chinchilla Wyandotte Velour W 1 W A I Tll Wyandotte Velours If ; I It f) H ; I I I I B U Fancy Plaid Back lJ ' ff w, " J hJt Plain and Novelty Tjft mJmm. )nlll Woolens and Wool Chinchillas. Ho 650. FW Back Wool Novelty The Litest authentic styles models that are desirable in every way, all the most desirable shadings, and with one exception every garment Full, Three -quarters cr Half, Plain or Fancy Silk Lined, sizes 16 to 4A. '. No. 1508 WyQndotu Vdour Compare these Coat Values and Styles. If you anticipate a Spring Coat purchase, you will buy at this sale." WE cannot stress the point too much regarding the tremendous benefits derived through our R.C.U. Collective Buying Sales Plan. Several hundred R.CU. merchants are to-dav selling these wonderful coats purchased by our New York office connection for this coat sale. Hence our ability to quote such remarkable sale prices. Frank A. Cram After Easter Special VVatkins Products for cale by V. A. Bower, 25E. Eugene St., Tel. 3:t84. Kit Expert work on I-ftlie' 61loe IIels l Smith"' Champion Shop. jUHl CLETRAC FACTS This Tractor sells for $750.00 and is ready to use. No extras to buy. Regular equipment includes Under Slung Draw Bar, Fenders, Magneto, Pulleys, Etc TlliS TraCtOr has only one place to oil. This takes care of every wearing part on the machine. TlliS TraCtOr developes 9 horse power oiUhe Draw Bar and invites competitive demonstration with any Tractor in its class. ThiS TraCtOr has more traction per square inch than any Tractor made. Runs equally as well on sand, loose soil or wet sticky ground. Don't Buy Till You THE CLETRAO See HOOD RIVER GARAGE ForPpirellaCoreeU Mra.Fred Howe, 613 Cascade Avenue. Tel. 2M54. j21tf Tea j Garden ( Del Monte Libbys Preserves Jellies Orange Marmalade Orange Marmalade Apple Butter Orutge Marmalade Strawberry Presorts Yours for Service SI Vincent & Shank "The Home of Quality Groceries" Card of Thanks Tn thnM who have extended to us thoi aumnathv and assistance in the beloved husband and father, to those who gave the beautiful floral offer nirs. to Kev. 11 anna, lor ma com fortii'K word,, we wish to extend our heartfelt thanks. Epecailly do we wish to thank Mm. Frank Gilbert for her beautiful ainging. Mrs. S. A. Veach. Mra. M. K. Mendenhall, Koy U. Veacb, Mra. O. C. Ebi, Mr. Allen McDuffee, Mrs, M. L. I'oe, Mra. Darwin L. Wood. H. L. FU'brouck. optometrist. BEAN HI -PRESSURE SPRAY HOSE APPLE CONVENTION PLANS ARE SHAPING P. F. Clark, who returned Saturday from Seattle, where be attended ' a general northwest committee of apple shippers who are arranging for the 1922 convention of the International Apple Shippers Convention at that place, says that the delegates will be treated to unique entertainment. "Practically all entertainment fea tures call for out of doors activities," says Mr. Clark, "and the visitors will not be permitted to play inside. Moun taineering, golfing, motoring, indeed, aU forma of open air recreation are being provided for the pleasure of the 800 aDDle buvers expected from all parts of the country. While Mr. Clark says no arrange ments have been made for the return of a special train by way of the Union Pacific lines, delegates being free to return as they choose, he expects that Hood River will have all the visitors it will be possible to care for. Washing ton districts are making elaborate preparations for entertaining a train- load of the fruit men on their way out. just before tne convention in iate July, Hood River and Mosier fruit growers will perrect an organization to arranee for final details of local enter tainment, which will include Columbia River Highway trips, excursions to Mount Hood, fishing and trips to Lost Lake. NOTATION SENT BY CLUB TO APPLE MEN Th f!nmmproiAl cluh Saturday for warded 900 letters to members of the Intornatinnol Annlfl Khinnern' AsMfifirt- tion who will attend annual convention to be held in beattle in July, ine let ters, an invitation to the apple buyers to include the mid-Columbia in their itinerary, will go to all parts of the United States, ine ciud epistie urges the fruit men not to miss an opportun ity of seeing the Columbia River High way, declaring a motor spin from Port land to Hood River the most inspiring incident tourists to the northwest can participate in. The letters, signed by President Olmsted and secretary crew, are as follows: iuu arc now, ui iuuiod, ivi'mug forward to, and planning for your jour ney to the nortnwest to aitena tne in ternational Apple Shippers Association convention to be held in Seattle July 2C-27-28. "In anticipation of your presence at this gathering, the apple shippers, to gether with the growers of the Hood River valley, join with our organua tion in extending to you an urgent in vitation to include in your itinerary a visit to the Hood River valley orchards and partake ot our nospnaiuy ior sum time as you may have at your disposal. Furthermore, any trip to the north west which does not include an auto ride over the Columbia River Highway hctmuin Hnnit Rivpr and Portland IS not only incomplete but omits the most lwll nAma tiin in tltia antiVA Bill. IllSpillliK DLXlllb Uip 111 11110 vuiii' tion. You must not fail to allow us the onnortunitv of alfordirg you this pleasure. " BETTER BORDEAUX OIL COMBINATION (By Leroy Childa) R. H. Robinson, egricutlural chemist from the State Experiment Station, Corvallis, has been in Hood River the past week working with Mr. Childs on the problem of improving and stand ardizing methods of preparing the Bordeaux-oil spray. A number of orchards were visited and many growers were found to be making a faulty Bordeaux, especially where the hydrated lime is Deing usea. A better Bordeaux is found bv adding the milk of lime, or the hydrated lime this is being employed, nrst. inis is a charge from tne lormer recom mendations which called for the plac ing of the dilute bluestone solution in the tank. Alter the lime is aciuea 10 the tank, the first material to go in, the tank should be filled at least two- thirds full, the blupftone folution hould then be added. This should be in a very dilute form, at tne rate 01 a I lnna of water, and added very slowly to the dilute milk of lime already in the tanK. During inis process the agitator should be run vig orously. The oil should then be slowly added. A number of growers were found dacinir the pure oil directly into the tank. This is a serious mistake in that much free oil is found in the pre pared spray and which might prove in- UllUUB tu biccili A 1110 via Biiwwiu thorouehlv emulsified by pouring an equal amount of water into the oil, tirnnir well until a while, creamy mix fnrma. Growers mut remember that the nrpnaratinn of Bordeaux and the Bor H.nv-il combination is one that re- nuires much care if a good spray is to i. 14 rnrmtn. Where irrowers are not using the oil spray, the delayed dormant, lime sui phur and black leai spray snouiu ce applied in the lower elevations the first of next week. This application is ueed for the control of : and brown aphis. mi Hood River Garage Phone 4444 YAKIMA PETITIONERS GET ENDORSEMENT A rwtition of Yakima residents. motor cortege of whom was recently here, that the State Highway Commis sion and Aiorrow county unite in con nect.inir lrriron with the Columbia riv er and thus making possible a cutoff route from Yakima by way of the Horse Heaven country, was endorsed by resolution of the Commercial Club Monday night. Copies of the resolu tion were ordered difpatched to the highway rommiraion and the county court of Morrow county. G. A. Molden. who is well acquaint ed with tbe Hono Heaven region, de clares that the cut-off road can be traveled at any time during the winter that tbe Columbia River Highway will be open. It was declared by Mr. Mol den and others that the rrojiocd short lateral road w ill bent fit Portland. Hood River and The Dalles, and r.u-1 merou s;akers declared that Moltno-j man. Hood River and Waeo counties, should assist in financing the proposed i road. It was cited that the request of j tbe Yakima good roads boosters should j be barked, for it inauEurstea a new p:rit 01 cooperation oetween ioe nign way committions of the two state. REMOVAL SALE We must sell Groceries at a very low price this week to reduce our stock before we move May 1st. Bring your car and lay in a supply of Staple Groceries while the low prices are quoted. Large Bar Luna White Laundry Soap, made by Proctor & Gamble Soap Co., quality guaranteed, 100 bars $3.GO 5 Large Packages Star Naptha Washing Powder $1.00 7 Packages Ivory Soap Flakes 50c 4 Sacks Olympic Flour 8.35 4 sacks Best Family Flour (Weiser Hard Wheat) o-uaranteed salisfactorv 7.80 CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP. 100 bar box 4.95 Potatoes, 100 lbs 28 8-oz. bars Innox Laundry Soap 25 8-oz. bars White Laundry Soap Karo Syrup, No. 10 pail, dark Corn Starch, 6 for 50c; Gloss starch, 6 for 7 cans Grated Pineapple (ask) 6 cans Ovals Sardines (ask) 5 pkgs. large Star Naptha Wash. Powder 25 bars Goblin Toilet Soap 100 bars W. W. Laundry Soap 7 8-oz. boxes Blueing 22 cans Oil Sardines 7 cans Halfhils Tuna Fish 7 cans Otter Shad ... 4 large cans Libby's Salmon .Red 7 large cans Mc Gown's Med. Red Salmon 8 large cans Chum Salmon, 5 large packages Golden Rod Borax Chips.. 24-8-oz. bars Clean Easy Soap 24 8-oz. bars Easy Day Soap 1 package Mother's Aluminum Prem. Oats 2 packages Pull Rice 5 lbs. Bulk Cocoa 5 lbs. Bulk Black Pepper Oat Meal. 9-lb. sack 5 1b. can Calumet Baking Powder, 2h lb. can GOc; Old Dutch Cleanser, y cans tor - Koama Cleanser, 14 cans for Instant Postum, large cans, 2 for Bishop's Quality Grade Cocoa, 6 large packages.. Macaroni. Spaghetti or Noodles, 5 lb. packages.-... Best Head Rice. 12 lbs... - Best Lima Beans, 11 lbs Small White Beans, 12 lbs Pure Lard, No. 10 pail .. ..1.25 1.00 1.00 .65c 65c .-LOO 1.00 ..1.00 ..1.00 .3.85 ... 1.00 ...1.00 ,..1.00 .... 1.00 1.00 1.00 -....1.00 ......1.00 ....1.00 1.00 30c 35c 55c . 75c 55c .......1.20 ....1.00 ..1.00 82c 1.00 ...50c .......1.00 .1.00 .1.00 .1.65 Host. Grade Comnound. No. 10 nail 1.35 No. 8 Snowdrift Shortening 1.60 No. 8 Cottolene Shortening ..1.60 Wesson Oil, gallon 1-95 M. J. B. Coffee, 1 lb. 40c; 3 lbs. $1.15; 5 lbs 1.90 Black Figs, 5 lbs. 60c; 25 lb. box. - 2.85 Raisins, Seedless, best grade, 5 lbs 1.00 Raisins or Currants, 6 packages ..- 1-00 Tropic Dates, Quality Grade, 6 packages 1.00 Walnuts, hard shell, 2 lbs.... 35c 12 boxes Parlor Matches 60c Spinach or Pickles, 7 cans L00 Peas, Corn or String Beans, 8 cans -.1.00 Hominy, Kraut or Asparagus, 5 cans 1.00 Ripe Olives, Solid Pack Corn, Pea3 or Tomatoes, 5 for 1.00 Campbell's Soups. 6 cans 65c 5 oz. Oysters or 16 oz. Coho Salmon, 7 for 1.00 No. 8 Salt, 5 bags 90c Booth's Sardines, 15 oz. cans, 5 for 90c Best Back Bacon, strip lots, pound 28c Best Grade Side Bacon, strips only, pound 32c Best Grade Picnic Shoulders, pound 22c Toasties or Corn Flakes, 5 packages .- 50c Toilet Paper, 10 large rolls 49c Palm Olive, Creme or Glycerine Soap. 4 bars.... 30c 16 lbs. Bulk Cut Macaroni L00 16 lbs. White Beans 1-00 51-lb. Breakfast Coffee, Quality Grade...- 1.40 12 lbs. Prunes - 1-00. 13 bars Glycerine Toilet Soap - L00 Case Milk, Borden's or Carnation, 48 cans 4.60 5 lbs. Dry Onions 25c 4 bottles Del Monte Catsup L00 SPECIAL Friday, Saturday and Monday Send your mail orders. We ship day order is received. Cash and Carry Grocery Opposite First National Bank, Oak Street Phone 1032 II. GROSS, Prop. E. E. HUNT, Manager. HOOD RIVER, OREGON . W1 rE are constantly adding new goods to our Ktnrk. RprviVe and oualitv products, with prices as low as you will find anywhere. Call morn ing and evening and tell us your wants. Our de liveryman will soon have our goods at your door. L. H. HUG GINS rn 2134 Tbe Missel Krussow to Wed ' Mr. H. W. Km8ow annourK-ea the ergapemerit of her daughters, Arna kruftoow to Eotert Wautjb, on of Mr. nd Mr. R. H. Waugh. -nd Esther ) Kruaeow tn Rev. P. Hiijrendorf, son of j IUt. and J. Hilcerxtorf. IP 1 1 TTJ lili WM$l 1'. S. Wank:? Filmed for Foolish Wives rartu-pat fArr.ei tUi that Th.-cfF.cer, and crew of the U. S. 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