The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, September 07, 1922, Image 7

The Hood River glacier., September 07, 1922, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texti ' 0 3 nOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1022 The new (joodyeor Cross-Rib Tread Cord A Popular-Priced Cord Tire Without a Rival The new Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord Tire is built with genuine high-grade long-staple cotton as a foundation. It is liberally oversize -the 412-inch tire, for example, measuring nearly 5 inches. The deep, clean-cut, cog-like pattern of its tread affords excellent traction even in snow and mud, engaging the road like a cogwheel. The scientific distribution of rubber in this tread-the wide center rib and the semi-flat contour gives a thick, broad surface that is exceedingly slow to wear. This new tire is a genuine Goodyear through and through in design, in material, in construction. It costs less to buy than the net price you are asked to pay for many "long discount" tires of unknown reputation and value. . Why be satisfied with less than this efficient tire can give why take a chance on an unknown make? Compare these prices with NET prices you are asked to pay for "long discount " tires 30x3.! Clincher $12.50 32x4 Straight Side. . $24-50 33 xAi Straight Side. . $32.15 30x3 Straight Side.. 13.50 33x4 Straight Side. . 25.25 34x4 Straight Side.. 32.95 32x3 Straight Side.. 19.25 34x4 Straight Side. . 25.90 33x5 Straight Side. . 39.10 31x4 Straight Side. . 22.20 32x4 Straight Side. . 31.45 35x5 Straight Side. . 41.05 These prices include manufacturer's excise tax Goodyear Cross-Rib Tread Cord Tires are also made in 6, 7 and 8 inch sites for trucks FOR SALE BY E. A. FRANZ CO. MT. HOOD MOTOR CO. DICKSON MOTOR CO. R. J. McISAAC & CO. (Parkdale.) If APPLE GROWERS ATTENTION! ' We want to handle your Fruit. We have representa tives in all the principle markets of the country. We can get you top price and get your money back to you quickly. 40 Years of square business dealings is your guarantee of satisfactory service. Call up our local office at Odell. Phone: Odell 252 PAGE & SON, PORTLAND Standard Apple Box Conveyor $2.30 per foot f. o. b. Hood River YOU WILL SURELY FIND THESE AT HOLMAN & SAMUEL Bull Dog Fly Poison, pkg 10 Chlorox Stain Remover, per bottle 30 Saniflush, the Handy Product, pkg 30 20 Mule Team Pwd Borax, lb 25 Nu-Way Cleaner, Hood River Product, can 25 Twink, the Handy Soap Dye, pkg 10 Shoe Polish 1 Any Kind &fe Sanitary Market Phone 1811 MT. HOOD MOTOR CO. Of IT'S APPLE TIME IN HOOD RIVER It's time to think of your selling connection for the season. It's time that you start the marketing of the early varieties. This is the time to sell, therefore the time to ship. IF YOU WANT YOUR MONEY QUICKLY AND WANT THE BEST AVERAGE write us about our plan of getting the money. Better do this at once. Tomorrow never comes. Marking stencil free, if you will write for it. SHERIDAN FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. Portland, Oregon 4 EDEN BRAND" Pulverized Sheep Manure A Complete Fertilizer This manure is the finest that can be obtained and cost3 no more than some of poorer quality. Analysis-Nitrogen 2.37T; Ammonia 2.8S7,; Phos phoric Acid 1.527 ; Calcium Phosphate 3.32', ; Potash 3,00'. Price per ton ?23.00. For larger quantities ask for quotations. Manufactured by BAKER (1 COE White Salmon, Wash. DO YOU KNOW THE CULP PLAN STORE carries the highest grade tires manufactured? If not, call in and get acquainted. We will convince you. Here is some of our prices: Fabric 30x3 and tube $8.50 . 30x31 and tube 10.00 " 32x3J and tribe 12 50 Cords 30x3i and tube 12.00 " 82x4 and tube 17.00 None better made. Call at 109 4th Street and examine goods. F.icycle Tires in stclt. 109 4th Street 0 niittinf on all ix!w Lt l eat inchoate Attention keep your battery f nil-powered. Service for all make of batteries, based oa the Westinghoese code of slnceritT. WESITNGHOUSE BATTERIES GIBBS' BATTERY STATION JW Cs-rde Avenue EXPORTS OF APPLES HAVE BEEN HUGE The importance of the United King dom as a market for applea exported from the United States is evidenced by the fact that tho annual exports to that country during the past 10 years have averatred 1.0U9.412 barrels, or 65.8 oer cent of the total annual apple exDorta from this country, says a re view lust issued Dy me uepanmenT, oi agriculture. The apple crop ot the United States in 1921 was estimated at 20,098,000 barrels and the total ex porta during that year amounted to 1.936,224 barrels, of which 1,498,839 barrels were shipped to the United Kingdom. The exDorts of applos from this countrv from January 1 to June 30 of this year, amounted to 524,404 bar rel, of which 3,471 barrels were mar keted in England. Canada is the chief competitor. The commercial crop of Canada in 1921 was 3,771,100 barrels. The exports during the Canadian fiscal year ending March 31, 1922, amounted to 1,845,955 barrels, of which 1,315,938 barrels were shipped to the United Kingdom. The season for American apples in England opens around September 1 and closes about April 30. During this period Canadian and American compe tition is keen. The British trade is iunDlied mainlv through the auction sales and through importers who main tain wholesale houses wnere iruit is sold at private sale. The American fruit is handled largely by the auction houses. The important auction points in Great Britain where American ap ples are handled are Glasgow, Liver pool, Manchester, London, Hull and Southampton. FRUIT MARKET IS IN DIRE PLIGHT America, with its greatest fruit and tiarrut oKIi n vrr ia ttiaintr ITli linn a nf dollars in apples, peaches, plums and potatoes daily because ot me ihck or markets. An investigation at Chicago, the na tion's market center, last week showed commission houses accept only the se lect or fancy .grades which are often sold as ordinaries to get them on the market before they perish. Great quantities of fruit are rotting nn the ground due to nign ireignt rates, combined with a bumper crop in every section of the country. The American f ruit urowers, inc.. which, until this season, did a large national business has been forced to turn back hundreds of cars on the shippers. An example or the loss cited was 30 carloads of potatoes on track at Chicago one day last week. These potatoes sell for from $1 40 to S1.50. The cost or getting them to the market is about $1.45. The grower is lucky if they are not sold at an actual loss. Apples from Nebraska cost one ship per of five cars from four to 19 cents per bushel. They were a fancy grade. but commission men claim they would not sell above 65 cents per bushel. which was not, more than the freight and picking costs. Michigan crops are enormous. Several commission houses admitted sending grocers checks for sums rang ing from one cent to one dollar in pay inent for carloads of fruit after freight and broker s charges were deducted. Canning factories in Michigan and Wisconsin are working at top speed trying to preserve large fruit crops of these states. What Seems To Be The Reason You Don't Build This Season? PI T 8 -i... .'..j.Li .. -' loacxxcoaooooaexj . . (. . . i HIS question is often answered, "Til wait until! lumber comes down.,K Everything makes us believe that lumber will not come down, but will go higher. Shingles have taken an advance, and other building mate rials are bound to follow. We are always busy, but never so busy that we could not be a little busier. We will figure your Lumber Bill, be it large or small. "SERVICE" is our motto. Phone 4121. That's our self-starter. TUM-A-LUM LUMBEI LUMBER BILL, Mgr. CO IT Woo ens SCHOOL FAIR WILL BE BEST EVER HELD Countv School Superintendent Gibson says the Twelfth Annual County School fair, to be held rriday and Saturday, September 15 and 16, will be the best ever held here. Children oi an dis tricts, he says, have engaged in more club work, under supervision of the Oregon Agricultural School, than ever before. Girls will exhibit, Mr. Gibson declares, more sewing and cooked arti cles than on any former season. following the school fair, the chil dren of the -county will assemble the best of their products and transport them to Salem for exhibition at the State Fair. An interesting feature of this Vear'ft contest will be displays of animals The children of the Frankton district have organized a calf club, and there Frankton boys, Bruno rranz, Jr., Howard Miller and Kenneth Hebard will form a stick judging team to visit Salem. The youths have been in structed in judging by E. F. Batten, bast bide stock raiser, and Professor Allen, of the Oregon Agricultural Col lege, Saturday spent several hours with them. He declares they show remark able proficiency for the short period they have been engaged in their work. Suitings and Coatings HAVE NOW ARRIVED Men, they're here in all their splendor eight hundred and more genuine Custom Tailor Woolens in your favorite pattern and texture. Smart, sturdy, blue blooded each and every one of them. You'll marvel in our array as well as the prices we are asking for genuine Custom Tailored Suits and Overcoats. COME EARLY AND SELECT YOUR CHOICE WHILE THE LINE REMAINS INTACT. DELIVERED AT YOUR CALL. MEYER & BRAZEAU Phone 1014 The City Tailors THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES WE CALL AND DELIVER. CLEANING, PRESSING, TAILORING. af18 HAVE MAIL BOXES Warnings that all residences must be equipped with door slots or mail recep tacles if deliveries are to be by carrier in the future, have been issued by Post master Keavia, here, on receipt of instructions from Washington. D. C. Reasonable time will be allowed for the installation of slots or receptacles, but afterward no mail will be deliv ered to bouses without them. "It is not the department's desire that any shall be deprived of delivery by this requirement," according to the bulletin, "but it is earnestly hoped that all will see the reasonableness of it and its advantage to themielvea as well as to the carriers. But if it final ly becomes necessary mail delivery will be discontinued where no door slots or receptacles are provided." The dely to the carriers it the chief reason for the new requirement. Re cently the postal service issued an or der that all new buildings must be equipped with mail receptacles, but this ia the fir t sweeping order that in cludes private homes as well. Bedding for Harvesters A UMial the Fran Co. has arranged for a continuous supply of serially made lied tprinp!, Maltrepses. Ticks, eU. Good, strong, comfortable b-ds that w ill give maximum -r ire at minimum cot. bee them before you buy. a31tf St, Mary's Catholic ChGrch. Daily Maps, 7 a. m.; Sunday, 8 and 10:30 a. m ; On firt Sunday, nly one Mas?, at 8 a. m. ; firft Friday, Mas at S a. m. ; Saturday at 9 a. rn., instruction for the children. General Communion Iy, first Sunday; Communion day for children, third Sunday. I'arkdale Church Maps and. Com munion Service at 10 a. m. each First Sundar. Franrim-an Fathers, Tel. 3132 73 Seventh Street. Notice For Publication Denartment of th Interior. V. H. Land Of- fl-e atThe Dalles, Oregon, July 15th, NOTICK Is liereby given that Arthur M. Weaver, of Hood Klver, Oregon, who, on Miy lUlh. made Homexleail Knlry, No. (Uj:tM, for HK'i NK'4, Heotlon 5, Tnwnnlilp t Norlli, kanite ll Ehhi. Willamette Me' Idlan, ha tiled notice of Intention to iiihkb commutation I'roof, to estatillNh claim to the land above des crlhed, before KeKlBter and Receiver, United Hlalea hand Office, at The Dallea, Oregon, ou the 7lh day of Oct., llirt. Claimant tiamea wltneanea: William Lea ter, W. W. Weaver, l. W. Vincent, and P. I). Ueorite, all of Hood Klver, Oreiron. J. W. Donnelly 17i28 Keglater The Pheacant. Tea Room, Fountain Room and Dining Room. A real place to eat. Continuous service 6:30 A. M. to 11 P. M. jeltf DUNTILE Builds Better Buildings Cheaper BETTER BETTER building aro built with Duntile be cause it is a better build in?; unit. Keeps out heat and cold, frost and damp ness. Strong enough to build a factory and light enough to build a bunga . low. It cannot burn. Age improves it. Adapted for any design of building. CHEAPER Cheaper buildings are built with Duntile because it costs less than other building materials. They require less labor and material to lay. And there is no later expense of repair and upkeep. Manu factured in economical sizes. Manufactured by EMRY LUMBER AND FUEL co:s CONCRETE FACTORY 12 year's exjwrience with auto mobiles in Hood River. Cylinders rebored and general repair shop for motorists. Located at corner 7th. and Co lumbia Streets in old Hunt Paint Shop. My work guaranteed. Give me a call. FRED HOWE Tel. 24CA irvfmi nnnnnii HE ! Wo now havo tho Famous Ridgway's Teas in the following blends Genuine Orange Pekoe and Genuine India Ceylon The next time you order tea Try Ridgeways Yours for Service Vincent & Shank "The Home of Quality Groceries' G. L. DAVENPORT Grower and shipper Applea, Pota toes, Onions, Seed Potatoes true variety "The Best that's Grown" LiDt TRADe'S. MASK All kinds of Produce solicited. 147 Front St. PORTLAND, ORE. BATTERIES for your Car $17.45 and Up Investigate and save money Willard Service Station MAX L. MOORE 9 OAK STREET Telephone 1122 We caa supply you wiA a booklet Utued by the maker PACIFIC Plumbing Fix tures which shows thre i tnret arricgfd in miny difer ent style of bathroom. If 70a wi3 cat! at ew store. rite, or "p00. 'H t to give 70a copy el tl.ia booklrl H. P. GIBBON 9S I2th Street. i O