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HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, JULY 0, 1922
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Has a Sipral Ring Pinion Gear.
Speedometer on Transmission.
Roller Bearing in Front Wheels.
Honey Comb Radiator.
Three Speed Transmission.
Baked Enamel Finish.
Rubber Threaded Battery.
Gypsy One Man Top.
Burns one-half the gas and one-fourth the
oil of cars in its class.
675.00 Hood River
Nothing to buy but the license.
HOOD RIVER GARAGE
BBS
O Whatever You Are Looking For O
In the way of groceries, canned goods, preserves and
anything else that a first class grocery carries, can be found
in large assortment and at lowest prices at our store.
Our quick service, low prices and high grade goods have
made the casual buyer a steady customer, duality and efficiency
are our watchwords. If you are not getting grocery satis
faction SEE US.
( IOErT
onsolidated Mercantile Co.
HOOD RIVER ODELL
Meyer &, Br&zeaua
TAILORS
We have the only modern cleaning works in Hood
River. Why send your money out of town. We
clean anything from gloves to carpets. Call us up.
Phone 1014. We call and deliver anywhere in the
valley.
In Basement under Coolidge Jewelry Store.
Phone 1014
GOOD 100 PURE
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FRESH DAILY AT YOUR GROCERS
When We Sell
OLD.FASHION CEREAL MILL'S PRODUCTS
we know our customers are fretting the best there is.
We carry a complete line of them.
Wheat Granules, Scottish Oat Meal, Whole Wheat
Flour, Whole Wheat Meal, Corn Meal,
Natural Brown Rice,
and other rroducts.
A breakfast of Wheat Granules is sure to please.
HOLM AN & SAMUEL
SANITARY MARKET AND GROCERY
Phone 1811
JUNE PROCEEDINGS
OF COUNTY COURT
I
General Fund
W. L. Nichols, freight, $22.36; Carl
rengell, reporter, 115.00; Oregon Air
ricultural Colletre. first half Expert
ment Station, $2,000.00; Jack Colla
mer, bridge work, $1.50: Marie Hanea
mann, allowance, $10.00; Mrs. C,
Walton, care Mrs. Wishart, $20.00
Boys' & Girls' Aid. $15.00; Marsha
Hill, care indigents, $30.00; Luesina
lloagland, care indigents, $160 00;
Pensions
Martha A. Curtis. $25.00; Selma S
Annala. $20.00: Luesina E. Hoagland
$25.00; Lillie B. Forsberg. $20.00; Vio
let Crosby, $25.00: Addie May Ma
thenv. $40.00: Mary Abbott. $10.00
Ida Flint. $17.50; H. L. Hasbrouck
indigent account $2.28: Mrs. W,
Tucker, supplies for bridge crew, $1.75
Grand Jury F. E. Matt, $3.80; R.
A. Collins, $6.20; C. H. Clymer, $3.80
Chas. E. Fuller. $4.00; Frank A
Cram. $3.00: C. H. Soroat. $4.10; A,
W. Isbell, $3.60.
Circuit Court Jurors Anna Hawkes
$3.80; Mrs. J; J. Woods, $4.50; Frank
Davenport, $7.50; Annie Nichols, J7.50
Gertrude Ingalls. $450; G. R. Castner,
$10.50; J. D. Guttery. $10.50; C. R
McCoy. $9.10; Jennie Bentley. $7.90
Geo. A. Beatty, $6.00 ; M. B. Camp
bell. $18.00; Mrs- m Laa-e. $19.00
Geo. A. Mellon. $15.00; A. W. Peters,
$18.80; Anna Abraham. $6.00; Mina
Halverson. $10.50; L. M. Baldwin
$7.50; Glen Marsh. $7.90; E. C.
Brownlee, $16.10; F. H. Coolidge,
$15.00: H. T. DeWitt. $15.00; K. H
Kemp, $16.40; M. M. Hill, $16.10; F,
B. Snyder, $18.00; W. F. Andrews
$18.00: W. Farrell. $6.00: Mrs. Wm
Munroe, $3.30; Bessie Henry, $21.90
Mrs. C. II. Vaughan, $2.00; Mrs. A.
G. Lewis, $2.00; Mrs. M. E. Neisler,
$2.00; Mrs. C. B. Coovert, $2.00;
Witness E. H. Hartwig. $2.00; Ev
erett Morgan, $2.50; Mrs. Chas. De-
Lore. $2.50: Mrs. Chas. DeLore. $4 50
Everett Morgan, $4.50; Ed Phelps,
$4.50.
Polling places for election H. A
Hilts. $5.00; Barrett School. $5.00; K.
C. Mooney, $5.00; Dee School, $5.00;
I. O. O. F Cascade Locks, $5.00;
High School. $5.00; Oak orovfl bchool.
$5.00; Odell Grange, $5.00; Baptist
Church, $5.00; R. J. Mclsaac, $5.00;
Pine Grove Grange, $5.00; Frankton
School, $5.00 ;
Election Boards J. D. Smullin,
$4.60; H. A. Hilts, $4.50; J. B. Dog-
gett, $4.50; Maud Jordan, S7.50; O. b.
Nye. $5.10; David Pyles. $4.50; F. H
Miller, $4.50; Mrs. W. W. Rodwell,
$4.50; Scott Aitken, $4.50; Glen Marsh,
$3.00; Mrs. Thos. Flagler, $3.00; Mrs,
W. H. Corey, $3.00 ; Mrs. L. S. Ains
worth. $3.00; Mrs. S. B. Carnine,
$3.00; A. D. Ramsey, $3.00; Ernest
Samuel, $3.00; Monta V. Glaze, $3.00;
Nina Isenberg, $3.00; K. A. Collins,
$4.00; Edna Parcher, $4.00; L. F.
Parker, $7.20; Zinta Shannon, $4.00;
Luhr Jensen, $4.00; A. W. Meyer,
$8.70: T. W. Badder. $4.50; Frank
Hall, $4.50; Elizabeth Lane, $4.50;
Jennie Madden, $4.50; J. L. Hershner,
$4.50; A. M. Cannon, $4.60; Eva S.
Clark. $4.50; Clara L. Wilbur, $4.50;
Iva Scobee, $4.50; A. G. Lewie, $3 00;
Maud Chipping, $3.00; Ethel Keir,
$3.00; II. W. Fariell, $3.00; Phoebe
Morse, $3.00; Theresa M. Castner,
$3.00: A. E. Woolwirt, $3.00; Edth A
Gladden, $3.00; Gertrude B. Ingalls,
$3.00 ;C. C. Crew, $3.00; C. N. Ravlin.
$5.50; Alfred Cox, $4.50; F. E. Skin
ner, $450; D. L. Pierson, $4.50; E. W.
Dunbar, $3.00; Bertha Dutro, $3.00:
Lenora Maseee, $3.00; Oscar Cameron,
$3.00; J. J. Krumenacher, $4.40; Geo.
Chamberlin, $3.00; Lydia Sumner,
$3.00; May Ehrck, $3.00; Mrs. K. C.
Bucklin, $4.50; Henrietta Owens, J4. 50;
Florence Simonton, $450; Louise Vol-
stortf, $4.50; Daisy Haven, $4.50; A.
M. Kelly. $4.50; A. L. Boe. $8.70; Hil
da T. Cooper, $4.50; Etta B. Demmon,
$4.50; Gertrude L. Mclsaac, $4.50; W.
C. Keck. $5.70; Walter C. Wells.
$4.50; Cora L. CooDer. $4.50; Laura E.
Page, $4.50; Mabel K. Lage, $4.50 ; J.
H. Ferguson, $3.00; Frank Davenport,
$3.00; Maud Connaway, $3.00 ; Gretch
en Bradley, $3.00; Mrs. C. C Cudde-
ford, $3.00; K. U Kherneb, ia.oo; w.
A. Isenberg, $3.00; Ruth N. C. How
ard, $3.00; Stella Walters, $3.00; Ethel
Jenkins, $3.00; M. R. Noble, $4.50;
Minnie E. Nickelsen. $4.50; Mary Fo
ley. $4.50; Ernest C. Rand, $4.50;
Ethel M. Miller, $4.50;
C. C Anderson, burial. $30.00; Geo.
Ax tell, correcting 8th grade papers.
$9.00; Will Aldrich, chainman $7.00;
Book & Art Mora, supplies, $27. lZ;
John Baker, stenographer hire, $30.00;
Peter Barger & Son, plumbing, S.15;
Bushong & Co., office supplies, $11.88;
Jessie M. Biuhop, express, 96c; F. H.
Blackman, commissioner, 17.50 ;
Cleaver Manufacturing Co., bridge
Faint, $37.50; Cameron Motor Co., gas,
18.04 ; County Clerk, stamps and office
supplies, $23.07; City of Hood River,
jail rent and water, $30.50; County
Health Association, first half of bud
get, $750.00; Frank Davenport, can
vassing election returns, $3.00; Lester
Wilson, scalp bounty, $5.00; A. R.
Cruikshank, canvassing election re
turns, $3.00 A. R. Cruikshank. survey
or, $09.40; A. B. Cooper, chainman,
$7.00; L. A. Chapman, bridge supplies.
75c; M. Ditterbrar.t, physician. Jfb.00
Emry Lumber Co.. lumber. $354 83; J
Edgmgton, health officer, $59.60; H.
C Floyd, stenogrspher work, $4.25;
Frasier Grocery Co.. $6.25; L. B. Gib
son, traveling and office expense, $49,
95; F. H. Gil ham, sheriff's office.
7Z.50; Ulass & Prudhomme Co., sup
plies, $30.23; J. W. Hicks, fruit in
tient, $111.00; Taft Transfer Co., coal
and cartatre. S26.75; Wasco- ixwruy,
poor farm patient, $14 45; Wright Up
holstering Works, cushions for jury,
$18.00; R.J. Wickham, auto hire as
SFi nn- Clavton Wentz. grad
$3.00: Vanne Mc. L.
Wheeler, grading papers, $3.00; Fee-
nnntrhtv Machinery Co.. culvert, lit.
07 ! J. J. Krumenacher. bridge work,
$3.98 : W. A. Lockman, bridge, $9.46;
Miles Lockman, bridge. $9.46; A. H,
Hilton, bridce. $6.40: Wm. M. Leath
ers. S9.60 : Rov Thomas. $9.60 ; Thos.
Lacey, $10.00; Chas. Wallace, $9.60;
E. J. Slotz, $15.00.
Road Fund
S. A. Bower. $7.98 ; B. F. Goodrich
Rubber Co.. for trucks. $156.30; F. V
Slutz, $1123; I. N. Bradford, $3.20;
Wm. Morgan, $2.00; Thos. F. Johnson,
auto license, $1.00 ; Frank Root, $25.
62 ; Joe Dobson, $17.22 ; Harry Dobson,
$4.99; B. F. Moses. $5.98; M. G.
Davis, $19.17; G. A. Holler, $19.17; J.
F. Peeler, $24.60; Forrest Wallace,
$54.46; Jake Lenz. $20.93; Paul W.
Fuchs. $55.35: B. A. Hogari. $32.70; J.
K. Jones, $78.88; John Tapp, $6.38;
Roy Vaughn, $3.98; E.P. Reed, $19.14;
Ed Stacker. $40.81 ; Glen Cunningham,
$159; Will Cunningham, $12.78; James
Eggert, $.50; W. S. Shurbin, $4.37; w.
I. Kirby. $1.60; L. E. Coons, $1.59;
Frank Purdy, $6.38; Cecil Cameron,
$15.95 ; J. O. Cameron, $27.00 ; Loid
Cameron, $6.37; S. C. Woody, $41.14;
J. A. White, $90.74; J. H. Teague,
$90.74 ; J. A. Tompkins, $90.74 ; Chas.
W. Allen. $103.74 ; T. T. Woody, $88.
99; Oscar Mogren, $27.93; W. A. Whit
ing. 90.74 : J. w. Uakin. $90.74 ; J. u.
Cameron, $124.75; Walter Forry, $666.
75; Krussow Bros., $25.56; Thos. La
cey. $119.74; B. Veach, $82.94; Roy
Thomas, $57.42; W. J. Cady, $12.78;
W. J. Whitecotton. $74.80; Frank Pur
dy, $38.34; S. A. Anderson. $31.95; W.
A. Lockman, $35 20; Miles Lockman,
$35.20; A. H. Hilton. $19.12; W. H.
Carrigan, $79.75; Bob Robinson, $1.59;
C. P. Saltzman, $19.53; R. B. Slutz,
$3.19; Wm. M. Leathers. $15.92; Chas.
Wallace, $54.20; $2194; Roy Thomas,
$15.92; E. J. Slutz. $119.10; W. B.
Coulter, $100.74; A. R. Shank, $103.74;
C. R. Warner, $103.74; Hubert Has
brouck, $103.74; E. E. Getchel. $27.12;
Dude Parker. $134.98; J. L. Walker.
$163.74; Wm. Underwood. $103.74;
John Koberg, $15.95; H. Kaiser, $86.-
13; Wm. Morgan, $51.20; E. Beaure
ard, $66.00; W. L. Nichols, $183.03;
. B. Doggett. $99.80; C. W. Kitchell.
$51.12; Ira Dean, $38.77; Deb Tomlin
son, $57.02 ; M. Daugharty, $5.58 ; John
Cosgrove, $7.97; J. B. Doggett, $11.20;
Geo. Hanel, $19.98; L. Kile, $11.16; J.
r. Cooper. $3.19; Dave Cooner. $32.36:
W. H. Travis, $22.40; W. U Howard,
$12.76; R. S. Tomkins, $6.38; J. B.
Doggett. $34.93: C. W. Kitchel. $12.78:
Ira Dean, $6.38; Deb Tomlinson, $19.
14; John Cogrove, $6.38; J. B. Dog
gett, $6 40; L. Kile. $9.57; Wm.
Leathers. $9.17: Millard Vauehn.$3.19:
S. B. Egbert. $8 00; W. L. Nichols.
$6.65; E. J. Slutz, $5.20: Horn Bros.
$204.80; Transfer & Livery, $790.50;
City water office, $1.00: Howell Bros..
$12.25; Glass & Prudhomme Co.,
$10.00; Wright Upholstering Works,
repairing auto cushions, $8.00; Gran
ton & Knight Mfg. Co.. road supplies,
i4H.zt; ft. (J. BuckUn. repairs. 569.
05; Highway Auto Co., truck supplies,
zj.4; Ci. a. rranz oo.. supplies. $96,
vu; racinc rower & Lignt oo., power,
$106.40i Hood River Machine Works,
$4.75; Mt. Hood Motor Co., supplies
repairs, etc., $080.49; East Fork lrri
gation District, ditch repairs, $14.10
Hood River Plumbing Co.. $6.25: I. N.
Bradford, $3.20; Sherman J. Frank,
powaer, jia yu ; standard Oil Oo,
516.03; S M.Dick. $8.45: Pavton &
lucKer, $i:uz.ui; Kelly Bros., $41.90
Mt. Hood Store. $9.53: Howard Cooo
er Co., $17.50;
Market Road Fund
A. R. Cruikshank, surveyor, $88.20.
Mount Hood Loop Road Fund
E. A. Webster & Co.. on contract.
Ho'i.a; jonn contract Company.
$2,047.22; Hugo Paasch, additional
land for right of way, $150.00; Joe
MeElroy. car hire. $21.75: and $6.75:
Joplin & Eldon, $2,929.35; E. A. Web
ster & Co., $11,542.35.
Hides! Hides! Hiuheet price
Will call at any place in Vallev
give them to the junk man? Just
pnone DOJy, and 11. Uresaw will call,
paid
Why
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NUNAMAKER'S VIS
ITORS HAVE PRAISE
En route to Yellowstone National
Park, Mr. and Mr. Wiliiam Turner,
of Long Beach, Calif., arrived here
laat week by automobile over the Co
lombia River Highway. Mr. Turner
baa unstinted praise for the scenic
thoroughfare and for the natural scen
ery around the Hood River valley. He
and Mrs. Turner are oft on an inter
national tour. After teeing Yellow
stone, they will motor to Canadian
points, and travel thence to the east,
returning by way of Florida and other
southern points.
"1 am sure," said Mr. Turner, "that
the Columbia River Highway is going
to make us a little latidioui over
scenery. It ia going to be a cf
fetting the climax at the beginning,
am afraid."
Robber SUnij-s at the Glacier of. ce.
ictor. $200.00; Hood River Laundry
Co.. for jail. $2.67: Hood River Gla
cier, printing ballots, fi."U.bi; Hood
River News Co., printing, $8.35; Hood
Rivrr Glacier, printing. $35.00; Hotel
Oregon, meals, indieent. Jll.uu; inoa.
r. Johnson, prisoners board and office
expense, $M 94; A. b. Keir, indigent
accoont. $..35: Kilham Stationery &
Printing Co., surt lies, $3.10; Leupold
& Noelpel to., cleaning surveyors
transit. $14.00; Phoebe Morse, care ju
venile. $10.00; Mt. Hood Store, elec
tion booths. $1.50 Mt. Hood Hotel.
meals jury. $14.35: M. H. S. Co., indi
gent account. $1.V5; A. W. Meyer, pre
panrg polling flare, $3.00; W. L.
Kichoia, ear hire for court, $3 00; Bob
by Nickelsen, clerk hire. $10.00; ML
Hood Milling Co., Lumber, $16.19; Or
egon Lumber Co., $19.25 ; Oregon City
Lnterprise, 11.50; Telephone Co.. $18.-
75;E.S. Olinger, bailiff and deputy
shenn. $47.31 : A. W. Onthank. justice
fees $2.55; The Pari Fair, indigent
account. fS.05; Light Company, $3.15 ;
IVrigo 4 Son, Martha Llirk account,
$5. ill; J. C Perny Co., indigent ac
count, $4. 50 ; The Pheasant, meals for
juvenile, $17.65; G. W. PefTer, cash for
paint, J"K9: K. D. Antrim, district
sealer. $18.53; tsndard I-umb?r Co.,
lumlwr, $ir,t 62; Glen R- Skt. deputy
sheriH. tz: 50; U C 5m;th proa,, uu
tlies, $1.00: Sn ice Drug Co.. 175;
St. Vincent Hi pital. care of crippled
children under treatment, .i'a.50;
Florence Snorir-, grading papera,
$3.0ji; Geo. Sbep(rd. cocrr.is)oner,
$s.); The Dalles Hospital, care t-f pa-
Apple Thinning Urged
- Hood River, Ore., July 1, 1922.
Editor Glacire : John R. Peters, of
Wenatchee, Wn., presented the follow
ing at the Growers convention held
recently at Spokane:
Proper thinnine will preserve soil
fertility over a longer period of the
tree's life. It is the seed of the apple
mat exnausts sou rertinty. and tree
itality and not the fruit itself. ProD-
er thinning keeps the tree normal over
much longer period, froper thinnin
win not reauce yield, froper thinning
will greatly increase the percentage of
extra fancy fruit. Proper thinninir
win reauce iancy. c-grade. lumb ea
and culls. Proper thinning makes dos-
ible the control and extermination of
the codling moth, for it ia impossible
force spray in clusters. Proper
ininmng reduces windfalls and drop
page in picking. Proper thinninir re
duces tne cost or picking, sorting.
packing and the paper bill. Proper
thinning makes possible the greatest
amount or color. 1'roper thinning will
encourage regular, annual bearing.
Proper thinning will advance harvest
one full week. Proper thinning will
result in obtaining the highest prices.
Proper thinning gets the grower the
best help. Growers will not keep
properly thinned apples long; buyers
want the growers to keep the little
apple a long time. J. B. Lister.
Our CASEIN SPREADER is positive
ly gnarantel-a superior product-made
in HOOD K1VER. Ineist upon the Hood
River product. Accept no other. In bulk
or small packages. Hood River S
Company.
V
pray
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r 4iwi i
We can supply ywa witn a
booklet issued by the makers
f PACIFIC Plumbing Fix
tures which shows these fix
tures arranged ia many differ
ent aeries of bathrooms.
It ra vin cH at m ton,
vrite. or heme, we will b (U4
r: T a cojix ( thia bookkt.
M. P. GIBBON
HS 12th Street.
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C77ip rwhf fuel for
warm weather
PearLOil, burned in a good oi? cook
stove, saves the housewife a Jot of un
necessary drudgery.
No coal or wood to carry - no ashes to
shovel out. A clean, cool kitchen, with
all the heat concentrated directly un
der the utensils, where it is needed.
No trouble to operate an oil cookstove,
if you buy only Pearl Oil -the clean,
economical kerosene that is refined
and re-refined by a special process.
Sold by dealers everywhere. Order by
name-Pearl Oil.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY -
(California)
PEARtoOIL
(KEROSENE)
HEAT
AND LIGHT
STANDARD
OIL I
COMPANf)
iCtllfmtia)
Gas Engine Surgeons
Machinery, as well as men, grow old and wear out.
Man, when he feels himself slipping, seeks aid of his
doctor or surgeon. The. automobile owner goes to hia
machinest.
The gland specialist renews the youth of men. We
will give new youth to your motor by reboring its
cylinders.
And why stop with your automobile engine. The
cylinders of your spray engine, indeed, of any kind of a
gasoline engine, will respond with renewed vigor if you
will have the cylinders attended to.
General Blacksmithing, Springs and Piston Rings
HOWELL BROS.
FOURTH STREET
Tel. 2551
We are at your service for
all kinds of
MEATS
A fresh and complete stock
always on hand.
TWO DELIVERIES DAILY
The Hood River Market
A. I . DAVENPORT, Prop.
Phone 4311
L
I 1 'mil ii Tlm
HEIGHTS JITNEY
Fare 15c each way
Lrave Heigbls at Hart Hold.
Lme down Iowb at Electric Kik.cs.
Other drive, at reasonable prices
Office: Electric Kitchen.
Phone 1191
Come Yea Ford Drivers
and tire up 2t tiw getUiif i$ ga
FABRIC TIRES
30 x 3, the pair
30 x3i, the pair.
CORDS
30 x 3L the pair
32 x 3i, the pair
TUBES
$15.00
- 18.00
$26.00
- 36.00
30 x 3.
30x3L
33x3i.
-$1.40
1.60
1.85
Culp Plan Store
109 4th SL, KoodK-ver
A'om kftfr mad
ARTISTIC
MEMORIALS
of Original Design
in Granite and Marble
Writ for IllnhtrUKl Booklet
Otto Schumann
Granite and Marble
Works
East Third and Pine Street
PORTLAND, ORE.
ldpt Monument Manufacturer.
OKU. t. PTIUXAHAN
. Tti. 5716
f. M. HI. A V KN
Tel. jM
Stranalian & Slavon
General Contractors and Builders
HOOD RIVER. OREGON.
Hood River Abstract Co.
Real Estate and Insurance
Accurate Abating of Land Titles.