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flOOl) IlIVEIt GLACIER. THOliSDAY, JULY 20, 1922
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I BRIEF LOCAL MENTION J
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H. 8. Braakman does caintinsr. Daner
ing and decorating. Smith Bldg. Phone
. m2tf
Films developed and printed prompt
ly. A 24-hour service. Deitz Studio, tf
R. B. Bennett and family have been
on a vacation at Cannon Beach.
The Pheasant has been enlivened the
past week with a new coat of paint.
Yasui Bros, are brightening up their
premises with new paint.
Mrs. C. A. Cass entertained the Em
broidery Club at her home last week.
H. E. Wirth, The Dalles insurance
man, was here last week on business.
Mrs. Walter Ford is now assisting
witn me dooks at tne rait iansfer Co.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold a
bake sale Saturday, July 22, at the
Book & Art Store.
T 1
ixiiore you Duy an automobile you
should see the new Studebaker at the
Cameron Motor Co.
Insist on genuine Ford parts when
having your car repaired. Dickson
Motor Co. n25tf
Wood for the range or furnace. Dry,
sound siaDs, ltj-in. body Iir or cord w ood
Emry Lumber & Fuel Co. a21tf
Hood River Box Co., box manufact
uring, Hood River. Oregon. Phone
1342. m4tf
Charles T. Early and son, Reymund
B., motored up last week to attend to
business at Dee.
Sumner D. Cameron and family left
last week for a vacation at the
beaches.
Mrs. Carroll Mansfield yesterday
presented ner piano pupils in a recital
at her home.
Dr. H. D. W. Pineo's family has left
lor Cannon beach, where they will re
main until September 1.
Mrs. J. W. Forbes will leave August
1 for California where she will spend a
year.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will hold a
bake sale Saturday, July 22, at the
Book & Art Store.
Dr. N. Plyler, Chiropractic and Elec
tric treatments. Rooms 23-24-25 ileil
bronner bldg., tele. 1833, Hood River.
Eyes scientifically examined by II. L.
Ilasbrouck, Optometrist, Heilbronner
Bldg. ($-11
Prepared to taw wood in the country
as well as in the city. Sutherland and
Moore. Tel. 8763 and 1713. a20t
Before you buy an automobile you
sheuld see the new Studebaker at the
Cameron Motor Co. m4tf
I he f ashion btabies is being re
painted, an improvement adding to the
appearance of the big structure.
Franklin Folts is here from the Uni
versity of Oregon spending his vaca
tion in the Odell district.
Just received shipments of the new
est in gingham dresses and blouses and
feather and felt hats. Monner's.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Arneson, of The
Dalles, have been here visiting friends
and relatives.
Major Charles Steinhauser left last
week for Camp Lewis for annual train
ing of reserve officers.
We carry a complete line of "Baby's
Boudoir" stamped goods and D. M. C.
embroidery thread. Monner's. j'2()tf
Dr. L. R. Alexander, dentist, Kmith
Bldg., over Clarke's druif store, tel. 2021.
Successor to Dr. Carolyn Underbill. j29tf
Highest quality coal is cheapest. Utah
King Coal is clean, hard and highest in
heat. Emry Lumber & Fuel Co. tf
Cottage at the beach for rent. Seven
room cottage with fire place, good view
of ocean on boulevard at Beach Center,
Long Beach, Wn., phone 0411, R. W.
Kelly. jy29
re
Mrs. Phoebe Morse left Monday for
Spray, where she will make an extend
ed visit with her sons.
The Fisrt National Bank this week
has a display of the cement work of
the Emry Lumber & Fuel Co.
A. M. Cannon and family returned
last week from an automobile tour of
central Oregon. They visited as far
as Bend.
Uiarles Huggins, accomnanied
nis iriend. Kiehard Hook, of Portland
is spending a vacation in the Lost
L.aKe country.
Alter a visit here with their uncle
ana aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Clarke,
Scott and William Sluaher have
turned to their home at Dufur.
Ueo. W. Wood and familv. nt Rnntn
uruz, caiir., arrived last week to visi
Mr. wood's sister. Mrs. O. R. Nv
hiui lamny.
Tt U I r: n
iuc iiouu i,iver oarage tne pas
week sold Chevrolets to the following
Earl Shank, William Lenz and W. H
Kerrigan.
Miss Helen Nettleton, a pianist and
organist of Chicago, arrived Saturday
for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Carroll
Mansheld.
Allyn Button has purchased a lot
from J. F. Batchelder on Oak street
anil is making preparations for build
ing a new home.
V 1 r. . v ,
i. a. ram Bno w. f . Laraway are
improving the general Oak street bus
iness district by repainting the front
oi ineir stores.
bearciies of records and reliable ab
stracts made by Oregon Abstract -Com
pany, A. W. Ont hank. Mumrar. SdR
Oak Street. Phone 1521. iv20-t.f
The Pheapant. Tea Room, Fountain
Room and Dining Room. A real nlace
iu eai. continuous service 0:30 A. M
to 11 P.M. ieltf
J
CASEIN SPREADER in Dackaces con
taining just the riijlit amount for vour
sprayer laiiK wnettier JU gal., 25u gal
or 300 gal. Hood River Kpray Company
C A. Richards is now occunviner his
newly improved cigar and tobacco store
A crew of men are encased in rushinc
. -!.. : u : . , i 1 1 i ,
lv -uiiijictiuii ma puui nail ue luxe.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Field and Mr.
and Mrs. Huirh G. Ball returned Satur
day from a camping trip of two weeks
up wind river.
N. W. Bone has been exhibitine some
very nanasome Lambert cherries from
his Willow Flat ranch at the C. N
Clarke drugstore.
Mr. W. E. Shav was called to El
Monte, Calif., last week bv the seri
ous illness of her daughter, Mrs. Ben
Johnson.
St. Mark s Guild will eive a silver
tea Friday afternoon for the benefit of
the Near East relief at the home of
Mrs. F. G. Hutchinson in the Belmont
district.
Rowland Wiley will give a reward
for two yellow kittens which strayed
from his Columbia street home. Each
kitten- has a crooked tail. One has a
white nose.
Wanted Class of 10 boys, ages 6 to
10 years. Will teach swimming five
afternoons each week. Each child in
dividual attention. Rate SI ner week.
Lady teacher. Inquire 15 Oak street.
Mrs. F. C. Brosius, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Charlotte, and
mother, Mrs. J. Williams, has left for
Seaview, where they will remain until
September 1.
Hood River the cleanest town in the
state. It can be if you will help by
cleaning np your own place. After that
a little fresh paint will do wonders.
Emry Lumber & Fuel Co. a27tf
Forasmuch as many come to my ollice
looking for work; if growers will com
municate their desires to me concerning
the same, I will try to connect worker
and grower without cost to either. Of
fice phone 21)23 - residence 32i;2. J. B.
Lister. a27
G. A. Molden was a businees visitor
in Portland Monday.
Miss Frances Abbott, of Indianapo
lis, has arrived to spend the remainder
of the summer with the family of ber
brother, Ed Abbot.
Rev. W. H. Boddy spent last week
at Corvallis, attending the annual
synod of the Oregon Presbytery e?t
Corvallis and giving a series of lec
tures to young people at Ilillockburn.
Father Buckley, chaplain at the
Washington penitentiary at Walla
Walla, and Father Nooy, of Pendleton,
visited the local Catholic fathers last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kile and son, ac
companied by J. H. Reed, have re
turned to their Upper Valley home
after a visit with relatives in Walla
Walla, Wash.
Thirty-one members of Canby Relief
Corps and Post visited Mr. and Mrs.
A; 11. Jewett at their White Salmon
home Tuesday, participating in a
pleasant picnic.
G. A. Morrison and family have ar
rived from Peotone, 111., for. a visit
with the family of Mr. Morrison's sis
ter, Mrs. J. H. Fletcher, in the Odell
country.
The Pheasant and Oregon Hotel Di
ning Room under same management.
Club Breakfasts Business Men's Lunch.
Evening Dinner. Continuous Service,
6:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. ieltf
Men's work shoes made to order nd
all kinds of shoe repairing, backed by 47
years experience. Satisfaction guaran
teed, prices right. Smith's Champion
Shoe Hhop, First and Oak, Hood River.
Dr. ICster Murphy wishes to announce
to his patients that he will he out of his
ollice during the month of July, while in
attendance at the National Dental Asso
ciation at Los Angeles, Cal. je22tf
N. H. MacMillan has just received a
telegram from Vancouver, B. C, an
nouncing that his brother, W. II. Mac
Millan is recovering from a serious
operation for the removal of a malig
nant tumor from his stomach.
Ray Samuel returned Saturday from
an automobile tour of southern Ore
gon. His partner, E. M. Holman, left
Monday morning with his family on a
tour that will take him to Crater Lake
and other scenic sections of the south
ern part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Chindlund, Miss
Ruth Cox, sister of Mrs. Chindlund,
and Mr. and Mrs. Cliff llolz, of Holly
wood, Calif., en route through the
Northwest by automobile, stopped last
week for a visit with Mr. Chindlund's
brother, F. W. Chindlund, and wife.
E. R. Bradley has begun the manu-
facure here of a feed gauge and regis
ter device for platten presses. The in
vention is a timesaver for pressmen,
and Mr. Bradlev states that he antici
pates a keen demand from printing
shops over the entire country.
C. N. Rastall, superintendent'of.the
Warm Spring Indian Reservation, was
here yesterday to investigate a brush
fire which started from the city's gar
bage dump east of the city and de
stroyed fences of Martha Aleck, ven
erable Indian matron. The damage
from the fire, now out, was negligible.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Janney, of Eu
gene, accompanied by Mr. Janney 8
father, of Medford. spent the week
end here, after a motor tirp to Crater
Lake and central Oregon points. After
visit here with Mrs. Janney s par-
nts. Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Brosius. they
eft for British Columbia points Sun
day.
Robert Bartol. accompanied bv Mrs.
Bartol, has arrived by automobile from
ndianapolis, Ind. , for a visit with his
brother-in-law, R. E. Scott, and fam-
y. Mr. and Mrs. Bartol left the
Hoosier metropolis on May 18. Tbev
declare the highways of Oregon a
treat. The visitors will he taken on
tours of various points of mid-Colum-
ia scenic interest.
S3
axon
.Knit Bathing Suits
$225 to
$7.90
New Silverglow Yarn
A lovely' assortment of the new
est colorings ready for inspection.
Japanese Crepe
All fast colors special prices
now, plain and fancy.
now 39c
Enjoy the most popular Ameri
can sport now. Swimming is the
best exercise known to man.
The water is receding and the
beach is getting better.
Our prices are lower
Boys' Bathing Suits of Wool
$2.25 to $3.95
Men's Wool Suits
$2.95 to $5.90
Ladies' Wool Suits
$3.90 to $7.90
White Shoes Right
by
and
every pair htted
an expert fitter
Ladies', 3.98 to $7.90
Children's, $1.25 to $2.95
lien's Work Shoes
the kind that wear
$2.98 to $S.SO
Nap-a-tan Hi Cuts
for Men and Women
Hot Weather Shirts
Coopers Cool Unions
White Duck Hats
aSS
AM A. CRA
Children's Play Suits
in endless variety
98c to $2.58
Truman Butler returned last week
from Tillamook beaches, where his
family is spending the summer. He
reports that Mrs. Butler's health
has been restored and that she is thor
oughly enjoying the coast outing.
Joe Wendling, in charge of the city's
bigr motor hre truck, leu last week
with his family on a vacation in the
central Oregon country. The journey
was made by automobile. Mr. Wend
ling will fish in the Deschutes and
Metolius rivers and the numerous lakes
of the central Oregon district.
Joe Vogt has purchased one of the
new Dodge Brothers business coupes,
which has just made its appearance on
the coast. This coupe embodies the
new principle of all-steel construction,
which is being used by Dodge Brothers
for the first time in building a closed
car.
All American Legion Auxiilary mem
bers are asked to remember the con
vention at The Dalles next week, July
27, 28 and 29. Arrangements are be
ing made to have as big a delegation
as possible from here. Members are
especially urged to attend Saturday and
take part in the parade. Hood River,
it is hoped, will make a good showing.
An ice cream social will be given
this evening by the Baptist Young
People s Society at the home of Mr,
and Mrs. F. E. Olleman on Pine street.
Preparations will be made at the social
affair for the local presentation at the
annual meeting of the Young Peoples'
Baptist Union to be held in Portland
the latter pat of July and first of
August. Miss Alberta Carson will be
Hood Uiver's delegate at the meeting.
Miss Julia Ferguson, supervisor of
art in the public schools of Evanston,
111., and her friend. Miss Jessie I.
Luther, principal of one of the Evans
ton schools, left Saturday over the
Highway for Portland after a visit
with Miss Ferguson's sister, Mrs. Jes
sie M. Bishop. Both of tne Illinois
teachers who have made a number of
Europeran tours, declare that no scen
ery of any section of the globe has
ever impressed them with greater ap
peal than that of the mid-Columbia
Cascade region.
Clearance
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Buy While The Buying Is Good ! July Clearance Prices Save You Money !
Our Customers certainly appreciate the many saving opportunities we are offering
in all Departments on our regular high grade quality Merchandise of Merit.
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear, Ladies' & Men's Furnishings, Silks, Wash Goods & Shoes
Women's and Children's
White Shoes
$1.00 a Pair
Ladies' Dress and Sport Oxfords
$4.68
Infant's Soft Sole
49c
One Strap
Ladies' $10.00 Dress Shoes and
Pumps
$5.00
Ladies' Mercerized
25c
Lisle Hose
Ladies' Fibre Silk Black or Brown
Hose
49c
Ladies' Sleeveless Lisle Union Suits
49c
Misses' Sleeveless Lisle Union Suits
39c
Vacuum
Bottles
Extra Special
Friday, July 21
Nickel Silver Pints
with Japanned Jackets
On Sale Friday, July 21
only
89c
Limit 2 to each customer
Men's All Solid Work Shoes
$2.95
Men's Muleskin Outing Shoes
1.95
Men's 8 in. Smoke Horse Shoes
$3.95
Men's Dress Shoes Black or Brown
$4.95
Men's Black or Brown
Work Socks
2 pair, 25c
Men's Poros Knit Union Suits
75 c
Boy's Poros Knit Union Suits
45c
Judge snd Mrs. L. N. Blowers,
daughter, Miss Alice, and son, Loyd,
have arrived (home from an extensive
southern California automobile tour.
Judge Blowers is looking fine. He
says the long journey agreed withjhim.
. Officers of the Rebekah Lodge were
installed Monday night as follows:
Mrs. Clara Colby, N. G. ; Miss Mae
Davidson, V. G. ; Mrs. Nettie Moses,
Sec; Mrs. Geo. W. Thomson, Tress.;
Mrs. S. D. Cameron, W. : Mrs. Wilbur
Coulter, Cond. ; Mrs. Elsie Steele, I.
G. ; B. B. Powell. O. G. ; Mrs. Katie
Vincent, R. S. N. G. ; Mrs. May Mills,
L. S. N. G. ; Mrs. J. D. McLucas, R.
S. V. G. ; Mrs. Susie Moore, L. S. V.
G., and Mrs. Elizabeth Uigman, chap
lain. MiBS Lily Fisher was the install
ing officer. Refreshments were served
following the installation.
Dr. William P. Lucas, of San Fran
cisco, child specialist of the University
of California medical school, accom
panied by Mrs. Lucas, has been here
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney G.
Babson at their Upper Valley orchard
home. Dr. Lucas, who during the
great war was chief of the bureau es
tablished by the Red Cross for the
care of women and children of devas
tated France, was en route to Seattle
delegate to the convention of the
National Nurses Association. Mrs.
Lucas, who accompanied her husband
on his mission to France, is regional
director of The League of Women
Voters, and is making a series of
addresses in the Northwest
Riverside Church
A comradeship of worship and service.
Sftnday school 9:45 a in.
Morning worship 11 a. ni.
Young peoples meeting 7 p. m.
Sunday Evening club-7:45, 1st and 3rd
Sundays Novemler to March inclusive.
Midweek Bible Lecture Thursday even
ing at 7 :30.
Other meetings subject to special announcement.
Announcement of New Service
THE DALLES, HOOD RIVER,
CASCADE LOCKS
and Intermediate Points.
THE HARKINS TRANSPORTATION CO.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICE
Leaves Portland Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 7:15 a. m.
Leaves The Dalles Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 7:00 a. m.
FARE TO Oi AA FARE TO M
HOOD RIVER ?1.UU THE DALLES $1.3
For further information call the Agent at The Dalles or Hood River.
The Harkins Transportation Co.
Foot of Alder Street (Broadway 6311) PORTLAND, ORE.
BlO
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Sunday School 9:45 A. M. II. C.
Deitz Superintendent. Preaching at 1 1
A. M. and 7.30 P. M. Young peoples
meeting at 6.30, R. C. Samuel, Pres.
Prayer meeting Thurs. at 7.30 P. M.
Our Motto, 1 Cor. 1 :30: "Hut of him are
ye in Christ Jesus, Who of God is made
unto us, wisdom and righteousness, and
sanctitication and redemption." W. P.
Kirk, Pastor. Phone 3ti(i3. m9tf
Jost Little Stories
Angus C. McDonald, who is with the
highway department of Sherman coun
ty, here with his family over the week
end to see hia mother, Mrs. Ellen Mc
Donald, brought the latest story of the
roads. Where some improvements are
being made on the Sherman county
road system, Mr. McDonald says, a
sign was placed as follows : "Detour
8 miles."
"1 was engaged on inspecting roads
the other morning," says Mr. McDon
ald, "when a Wasco county family, out
on their first motnr tour, and .heading
into central Oregon, hailed me. The
head of the family was irate. 'Where's
this town. Detour.' he said. "I've lived
in these parts 30 years and I never
heard of it before. We passed a sign
up the road that said it was eight miles
to it, but durned if we haven t traveled
15 miles already and haven't yet got
thar. "
The most comical incident of the re
cent Legion Mount flood Climb oc
curred here Saturday evening when a
prospective climber, upon spying Jim
Ileaton'a motor bus, which announces
a 15-rent fare to the Heights, boarded
the vehicle and road along with other
passengers to the business section at
the top of the canyon. He paid his 15
cents and then asked Mr. lieaton to di
rect Dim to the trail leading to the Le
gion ramp. He gave up his plnns for
a climb riirht then, when Mr. lieaton
explained that the Legion party was 26
miles away on Hood s side.
The visitor had heard that motor
buses would be operated at intervals to
the highland camp. He concluded that
the lieaton Heights bus was the ve
hicle be wanted.
You Made The Legion Climb
And You Are Hungry
We can take care of the healthiest appetite.
Our Crpcery and Meat Stocks are full constantly.
Now let's all pull together to make
next year's climb the best ever.'
HOLMAN & SAMUEL
Phone 1811
INFORMATION FOR IN
DEPENDENT GROWERS
Boy's Heavy Ribbed Black
19c
Hose
We are sales agents, the kind you
have been looking for.
No waiting for shipments to arrive
in some eastern market or anywhere
ele.
No long aniious delays while wait
ing to tee what returns will be.
Vour money ready for you spot cash
when loaded.
Inspection and acceptance here, field
service that is worth w hile.
Don't ssy thia can't be done. WE
ARE DOING IT.
Eemcmbtr
APRICOTS
for
Canning
are now ready ana we are
getting fresh supplies from
The Dalles every day or two.
Place your orders with us
now, for the season will be
short and we believe the
price is lowest now.
The Star Grocery
"Good Tilings to Eat"
PERIGO & SON
AT THE THEATRES
THE RIALTO
Fri. and Sat, July 21 and 22,
Ropinald Harkers' production,
"GODLESS MEN," Topics of
The Day, Aosops Fables and
International News.
Sun., July 23 -The William
son Brothers present "WET
GOLD," the bg Goldwyn pro
duction with scenes actually
shot on the ocean bed. Pathe
News and Review.
Mon. and Tues., July 24 and
-RUDOLPH VALENTINO
and GLORIA SWANSON in
Elinor Glynn's great Master
picture. "BEYOND THE
R 0 C K S, " also Movie Chats.
Adults 50c, Children 30c.
to talk to our tanker
able to perform all
Bungalow Aprons
49c
7
White "Red" Pumps
$1.95
! We want you
and see if we are
we undertake.
We want to talk over our rropojition
with you.
Ltt t i Work for Yoo.
Wa have arrarped for rew ware
houses at Hood liiver and Odell and
wul do packirg, warebnusirg and stor
ing. THE C. M. KOPP COMPANY,
F. K. Olleman, Mgr.
Fbon Hood River 2242.
Ford For Sale
1919 Touring Car
Hauler
mouiitaMe riu
Ileeofi'litioiii-l and
h.k al-"i!'r
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t.-r.
ha-r.
A bargain at ot.Iy S225
BENNETT BROTHERS
Wed. and Thurs., July 2Gand
27 A screen version of Harold
McGrath's irreat story,
"HEARTS AND FLOWERS,"
also Sallv, the human horse, in
"A DARK HORSE" together
with the screen mirror showing
scenes taken at the inaugura
tion of President McKinley, 25
years ago. Actually one of the
world s first moving pictures,
Vera Kolstad and the Wurlitzcr.
THE LIBERTY
Fri. and Sat., July 21 and
22 Rex Reach presents his
own screen version of his fa
mous storv, "THE SILVER
HORDE" also Winners of the
West.
Christian Church
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Glacier oflke iuk- rubU-r ttaiups.
Sundav. .T-ilv 23-Neal Hart
in "SKY FIRE," a real wes
tern production and "ON LO
CATION," a Hal Koach comedy.
I). WNsinzer at the Piano.
Li! rty ojen every Friday,
Satur day and Sunday with Sun
day Matinee Rialto open every
matinee and evening. Con
tinuous Saturday and Sunday.
SEW