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HOOD RIVER GLACIER. TH0R8DAY, JULY C, 1922
NEXT SATURDAY JULY
We Start Our Biggest ValueGiving Sale
of High Grade Kitchen Cabinets
A MOST REMARKABLE
OFFERING OF THE
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At a Genuine Saving: of
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All of these
Celebrated
HOOSIER
Improvements
are yours in the
HOOSIER
SPECIAL
at our money saving price
HOOSIER'S Exclusive flour system,
with the patent shaker sifter that
makes your bakings lighter.
HOOSIER'S Exclusive sugar bin, the
only bin that makes it as easy to scoop
sugar from the top as to draw it from
the bottom.
HOOSIER'S Exclusive revolving spice
caster that brings the spice you want
directly to your hand.
HOOSIER'S Exclusive adjusted height
that gives you a table top as high or
as low as you need it
HOOSIER'S Exclusive uncluttered
work space extending all the way
back into the cabinet without parti
tions or cubby holes to get in the way.
HOOSIER'S Exclusive menu charts
and salad guides that help you to plan
better meals.
HOOSIER'S Exclusive sanitary roll
doors that come out for cleaning, etc.
In anticipation of lowered costs due to greatly increased pro
duction, the HOOSIER Company is giving us an unusually fine cab
inet at a remarkably low price. '
We, in turn, are cutting our own profit on these cabinets to
the bone, thereby giving you in this HOOSIER SPECIAL the most
remarkable value we have ever offered in a kitchen cabinet,
These splendid cabinets compare in quality, convenience and
construction, with the HOOSIER BEAUTY, which is so well known
in this locality. You will see from the list to the left that it gives
you the very improvements which have made the HOOSIER Beauty
the favorite kitchen convenience. IN ADDITION, it embodies
many NEW features, such as the ability to have your table top ad
justed to your height.
This wonderful cabinet is now placed on sale at exactly $20
LESS than our price for the old HOOSIER Beauty. In addition
to saving you this $20, we make it EASY for you to own a
HOOSIER, because during this sale
delivers
LlfozrHoosiER
No matter how well equipped your
present kitchen may be, you are wast
ing time and energy if you do not own
a HOOSIER. ,
You are accustomed to your kitchen.
You do not notice the wasted steps and
added hours of work it is costing you.
But surely you have noticed how many
times you are so tired that you can't
enjoy your evenings.
The moment you put a HOOSIER in
your home all of this will be changed.
When you have a HOOSIER you can
sit down to your work. Your kitchen
tools and utensils are concentrated
about a big, uncluttered working space,
eliminating the stooping and lifting
whjch make kitchen work so trying.
Special labor-saving conveniences ena
ble you to get through your work in
half the time and with half the effort.
Many of these conveniences are EX
CLUSIVE with the HOOSIER.
Yet they are yours now at a saving of
$20. And it only takes $1.00 to put
them in your home. Balance on easy
terms.
No Extra Charge for These Special Terms
A. FRANZ CO
on no
FOR
Berry, Cherry, Peach and Pear Boxes
MADE TO ORDER AT THE
GLACIER OFFICE, HOOD RIVER, OREGON
VALLEY FRUIT CON
DITIONS ARE FINE
Follow ins a complete tour of the
fruit area last week, C. II. Castner
and II. F. Davidson declare that they
have never seen the trees of the valley
as a whole displayine better physical
condition.
"The foliage ia looking fine," said
Mr. Castner, "and indications point to
croD oi Brood aizea, ciean appies.
While it is still early to make dehmie
estimates, we anticipate that the Hood
Kiver tonnage of commercially packed
apples this year will reach 2,000 cars,
or 1,600,000 boxes. This is an approx
imate 75 per cent of the commercial
tonnage of a year ago. Growers, how
ever, are thinning their fruit well, and
continuation of good growing weather
may size the apples to the extent that
the tonnage will be heavier than antic
ipated.
I his is the so-called on vear for the
Hood River valley. Formerly trees
bore heavily one year and the next
year the fruit tonnage was extremely
light. Mr. Castner, however, points
out that fertilization, improved meth
ods of cultivation, proper thinning and
Irrigation has overcome the alternate
bearing, and the crops of every year
are now more nearly equalized.
ihe market outlook so far is in
definite. An East Side grower last
week offered his entire crop for SI. 40.
Another offered his crop, orchard run.
for $1 per box. Neither offer was
taken by buyers, who are waiting for
the policy of the season to develop at
the Seattle convention of the Inter
national Apple Shippers Association in
late July.
CLUB'S PHOTOGRAPH
COLLECTION PRAISED
The club house of the Oregon Nature
Lovers' Club, which is also beinsr o Der
ated as a Highway information bureau,
located on the Highway just west of
the Columbia Gorge Hotel, was opened
to the public on June 17. Work on the
grounds and driveways is not yet com
pleted but the club house will be kept
open while this work is being carried
on. A complete collection of free in
formation material, including maps
and pamphlets on all parts of the
Northwest, is available to the public.
Inquiries will gladly be answered bv
phone. The club house contains prob
ably the best collection of hand-colored
photographs of Oregon scenery in the
state. The most striking feature of
this collection is the exhibit of pictures
by the Rock holds, of Farkdale. These
pictures receive the highest praise
from everyone who sees them. Some
professional photographers from Port
land who turn out similar work of
their own recently inspected this col
lection and were unsparing in their
praise of the Rockholds' work.
Ihe club bouse contains a collection
of books and magazines oh nature sub
jects loaned by the state library for
reading, and similar books on Oregon
scenery and nature guide books, includ
ing some for the children, are on sale.
Post-cards and souvenirs of interest to
tourists are also on sale. The cherry
orchard surrounding the club house is
proving a popular attraction to
passers-by these days. A number of
trails through the grounds will later
be opened up, connecting with similar
trails through the grounds of the
Columbia Gorge Hotel.
CO. C NOTES
The 43 members of Company C who
returned home Thursday night of last
week from the Camp Lewis encamp
ment, are without exception back at
tasks they laid aside when leaving for
camp. Ihe men are brown and husky.
and without exception they declare the
two weeks on American Lake a profit
able vacation.
Some of the citizen soldiers have re
sumed tasks in orchard, with sprayers
or wielding thinning shears. Others
have taken their places again behind
counters of city stores. Some of the
high school students, who graduated
last spring and who will attend college
this fall, have resumed work with con
struct ion crews. They plan on utilii
ing their earnings in partly paying
their nrst year s expenses.
Company C had the honor of having
the only company mother at Camp
Lewis. It was Mrs. William b. ttailey.
wife of the company's mess sergeant.
Sergeant and Mrs. Bailey" motored to
Camp Lewis. They returned a day
later than the other members of the
company, but the sergeant is again
back at the window of the postoitice,
Mrs. Bailey kept the Hood River boys'
buttons and chevrons sewed on.
Mr. Nash Celebrates Birthday
A group of friends and relatives ar
rived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G
W. Nash Tuesday evening. June 27,
and gave Mr. Nash a happy surprise in
celebration or his birthday.
A delicious dinner was served, cov
ers being laid for 15. Ihe cilmax
moment was reached when the birth
day cake with its 31 glowing candles,
and ice cream were served.
Those present were : Mr. and Mrs.
E. M. Holman. Edna Holman, Mr. and
Mrs. A. F. Smith. Clyde Smith. Spen
cer and Marshall fcrnith, rloyd Hol
man, Mr. and Mrs. John Griffith, Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Nasb and two little
daughters, Wilma and Gwynetb.
(Ieat Sends Vacationists on Way
Gradually increasing hot weather.
the maximum temperature Sunday
I reaching 98 degrees, resulted in an
exodus of city families to the coast
and mountain resorts until after the
Fourth. Many families, their camp
equipment piled aboard motor trucks.
left for permanent summer camps in
the neighboring mountains. Scores
motored to Lost Lake for a short vaca
tion.
Weather conditions are causing ap
ples to grow faat. AH irrigation sys
tems are furnuhing a liberal supply of
water. A light east wind prevailed
Sunday, keeping apple boughs shifting.
thus preventing sunburn of fruit.
Good Cap Inn Opens
A crew of men last week haitened
improvements at Cloud Cap Inn, and
Homer A. Rogers was ready to receive
guests by July 4.
bnow remains banked high along the
side of the last two miles of road lead
ing in the Inn, but it is now pottiMe
for cars to drive to the hotter ly. he
fore making the trip, however, motor
ists should tee that theirjmotora are in
good condition as the grades encount
ered in places are steep.
Tli Pheasant. Tea Room, Fountain
Room and Dininj Room. A ral
to eat. Continuous service 6 :3 A. M.
toll P.M. rltf
The Baptist Church
Beginning with next Sund"ay, The
Book of Revelation will be the subject
of addresses at the night services. All
who are interested in this book and
others who are not yet interested will
find these, addresses well worth hear
ing. They are the fruit of 25 years'
original studies which enable the
speaker to present the subject in a
simple and convincing manner. Why
not take advantage of this address to
become acquainted with the teachings
of the last book in the Bible; a book
which throws so much light on present
events. Junior B. Y. P. U. at 6 p. m.
Senior B. Y. P. U. at 7 p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a.
Wednesday at 8 p. m.
C. R. Delepine, Pastor.
Big Garages
Do Burn
A garage fire usually results in a
frightful property loss. Fine
cars are left mere skeletons of a
twisted chassis and every 'bit of
wooden coach work becomes a
pile of blackened cinders. The
presence of gasoline tends to
make a garage fire very complete
in its destruction.
.Make a memo now
to teleplujtie
2804
R. E. SCOTT
Hood River, Oregon
Canning Sea
son is here
Old Style Xjry
"Z Frun
Glass Top
Economy
jJars
Jar Lids, Jar Rubbers,
and Glass Covers.
Jelly Glasses,- Parowax
Yours for Service
H5
Vincent & Shank
"The Home of
Quality Groceries"
TS SPLASH N' TIE
AT
TILLAMOOK COUNTY BEACHES
AND
NEWPORT BY-TIIE-SEA
PLAN NOW to enjoy the tang of salt sea air
that pays big dividends in Health,
Joy and Happiness.
1 Vacation Travel
Costs Are Down
This Summer
$8.45
$11
I (tjNESl J
HOOD RIVER TO TILLAMOOK COUNTY
BEACHES AND RETURN
7A HOOD RIVER TO NEWPORT BY-THE-
V SEA AND RETURN i
Homelike and delightful are these resorts that appeal to
thousands of pleasure seekers each year.
Read about the many charming places in our 1922,
"Oregon Outdoors" folder. Copy mailed on request.
For further particulars, ak local agent, or write
SOUTHERN PACIFIC. LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT, General PasBenger Agent, PORTLAND, OREGON
EXCURSION
FARES
EAST
m
Lower than Ever
This Summer
Round-trip tickets routed over the
Union Pacific System
returning tame or any direct line
Yellow (-tone Park
8alt Lake City
Ik-nver
KanA8 City
Omul. a
Chicago
St. Lnuig SI 50
Cincinnati ltM :0
Philadelphia 141.9)
New York 1 57.40
lwift'in 1."S.35
To other cities iu proportion.
42
W .
72 (
72 00
f..00
Ticket Salet DAILY until Annt 31st
Return limit Octler .Met
The Union Pacific operate the only THROUGH SOLID TRAIN
between Portland anil Chicago,
"Oregon-Washington Limited"
Leaves Hood River 10:55 A. M.
Arrive Chicago 1 1:00 A. M. (third day)
Tl.rou.ih wri- a!o on "Continental Limited."
Krery f-r,t of H e track it profited l y AUTOM TIC SAFETY SIG
NAI. K jn; j rrn-iit it tiie lnt in the trani-orttiin irorM. Dining
rar Tii- th viy ir,a imnm of human fk.'l and art. The ft'rvu
ai a lif; rfj rMnts the npreme eHort of the taanaeient to plea-
and aatir patnns.
C!! on car A j-rit wheti you are ready to g and he ill do the rest
J. II. FreJricy,
A ec tit
Hood Kncr, Oregon
Wm. McMurray,
Ci nffhl reiik-t-r A,rent
Portlar.d, trepan