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nOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1922
AKTHUR 0. MOB. Publisher.
JOE D. THOM1SON. Editor
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Here on the Oregon side ofthe mid
Cloumbia we read with interest of th
development of the roads and high-
wava in Skamania and Klickitat coun
ties. Because of our peculiar topog
ratihv. the exploitation of Mount
Adams and the lake districts of Ska
mania county must necesarily be the
work of Oregon rather thaji WashJ
ington.
It's all over now, and no harm was
done, but the f re of Tuesday night, set
for ridding the city of the old rubbish
on Railroad avenue, might have been
serious if fire had originated at that
time in some other part of the city.
Those ordering the fire meant well, but
it was a risky task.
FOR SALE
For Bale Good milk cow.
Barber Whop.
Inquire atBlalto
For Rent-Tb.eee.room furnished cottage, VA
mlies out; splendid well: phone MxU. s21tt I
For Rent 2 furnished rooms, 1 with sleeping
porch, furnace and bath. Tel. tfTH3.
For Kent An nnrtpht
W. Li. Clark, ttt. 2. Hood 1
piano. Write Mrs.
.Iver, Ore. 21
NOTICE TO APPLE GROWERS
A BARGAIN IN A
ONE TON CHEVROLET TRUCK equipped
with electric lights and starter and a aauuy
commercial body, top sud sides. This truck
has done only ten mouths' service, all on
pavement. Original pneumatic tires in good
shape. Kntlrejob In flrt-class running con
dition. We are In the tire business and have
no use for this truck. SToO takes It, part terms
if desired. Write or wire Leavens A Howard,
Inc., All Couch St.. near Broadway, phone
jsroaaway 3.tn, rortiana, ore.
Furnished Room To Rent One of best lo
cation with furnace beat, electric light and
auu uain. Ka oak Hi., phone jiu
WANTED
Wanted Mao to dig well.
5806.
R.
Mark ley, tel.
For Hale Reliable Orchard team, weight
about v.iw lbs. each. Price jaw, wltn harness.
A. J. Hagen, Booth Hill, phone Odeil 6x. s28
WELCOME, T. P. AGENTS
Traveling Passenger Agents of the
nation's great railway systems, we
welcome you to the Hood River Valley
today. We are modest folk out here
and haven't much to say about our cli
mate, our products and our scenery.
Indeed, we would rather let our visit
ors pass comments of praise. We
simply remind you that you are in the
only Hood River Valley there is. If
you have a feeling that it is'something
like Paradise, please know that you
are not the first to feel like thia. A
famed Oregon poet, John Cradlebaugh,
once said that Heaven would satisfy
him if it were as good as Hood River
Valley.
We do want you to remember the
Hood River Valley after you have re
turned to vour posts of duty, and next
year when you are routing tourists,
recall the appeal of the shimmering
snow fields and glaciers of Mount
Hood, the row on row of apple trees,
the air, filled with spice of the apples
and balsam laden. Remember these
things and that we people of Hood
River are notelfish. We like to have
visitors. We enjoy showing our valley
to the world.
Above all, we ask you to divert some
of those Americans who would travel
to Europe to spend vacation dollars.
We are assuming that the Northwest
has sold itself to you on this trip. Let
your eloquence sell it to those Ameri
cans who seem to prefer Europe. Tell
them about all of the wonders to be
found in Oregon, Alaska, Washington
and British Columbia. They'll thank
you when they arrive out here.
The rescuers were too late down at
the Argonaut mine. Death beat them
into the earth's depths, and hope had
fled while 47 heroes lost in their fight
with poisonous gas. The tragedy has
become the nation's, and grief was ex
pressed in every home for those who
survived the brave miners.
The "Rough Writers," missed see
ing Mount Hood from the orchards of
the Hood River Valley. It is rare that
the U. P. svstem ever falls down.
But in this instance they let slide an
opportunity. The Hood River Valley
trip would have formed one of the cli
mactic hours of the notables on their
Northwestern jaunt.
Some Hood River boy or girl has a
good opportunity of winning the Amer
ican Legion essay pr ize.on the subject,
"How the American Legion Can Best
Serve the Nation," by giving the facts
and aspirations connected with the
Mount Hood Climb.
For Sale 3 Bantam hens and Rooster: all
good layers except rooster; price IliS. Miriam
K. Urow, phone 4073, S21U
For Sale Late model Chevrolet 490, good con
dlllon, good tires. I'honebifc-l. 06
For Hale-Italian prunes, tel. 6954 evenings. 81
KorHale-Hnnseand lot, Including full equip.
mem ot lurniiure, or win sen rnrniture sepa
rately by pieces. U. D. Alford, j04 121b. 81. KilS
Kor Hale One team of heavy horses and har
ness. J. E. Malley, phone 447. S2S
Kor Hale A good riding or driving horse
lth saddle snd bridle or buggy and harness.
Will sell for loO.OO, If we can get him a good
home. Bert L. Wolf, Hood River, tel. 61152. oi2
For Sale Rugs and numerous household ar
ticles. Mrs. Maud uasurouck, Koute4, Ala
meda Way- b28
Kor Hale Pure bred Holstein cow. heavy
milker, bargain. Leaving town. Tel. 5667. s21
Kor Sale 3 orchard ladders, 8, 8, and 10 foot;
nju.ieei.oi woven wire fencing, ao incnes nign;
1 bushel of shelled popcorn. Mrs. K. C. Olan
vllle, phone 5S52. s2S
For Sale Dairy farm, 820 acres, good soil,
timber, large spring, near Olenwood, north of
white haimon, Wash. 66 acres under culti
vation, an Timothy, stocked and equipped.
Am forced to sell at a price that can't be du
plicated. Must sacrifice. Kor particulars
write A. Willard, SMI JK. Spruce St., Seattle
Wash. tmt
Wanted Packing house foreman for rnn of
about 26,000 boxes apples. Caller (frailer. Must
be man of experience who can take charge ol
crew and be responsible for grade ana pact.
U. O. Garmlre, cloldendale. Wash. s28
Wanted To bny a Nunaraaker grader; must
oe in good condition and complete.
5646.
Call tel.
821
For Sale Big body-pine 16-ln. wood on good
road, to .00 per cord . lei. Parkdale 45. J.L).
Smulilu.
02
r or Hale A universal range in excellent
condlllou, i'lione Mia, U. K. Marshall, tel.
mt. s2itr
Wanted A second band Palmer sizing ma
chine. Phone 6tm s21lf
Wanted Lady for light housekeeping, more
for home than wages. Mrs. C. Benson, care of I
w. a. norm, uood River. t sas
Wanted Yonng man to work year round on
upper valley orchard. Man wishing to lea
the business preferred. Muet be able-bodied
and of clean make-up. A fine chance for the I
right chap. No I. W. W. s need apply. Must
be able to ass time responsiblll.y when owner I
Is absent. Wages reasonable to begin with;
win oe increased In view or length or satis-
laciory service. This Is a business proposition
not just a meal ticket. Kusseit U. i'oua, rark
dale, Ore. s2i
Wanted Elderly matron for general light
uuusework. Jesse Allen, cascade locka. H21 1
Wanted To buy a circular saw for wood
making. Tel. 326 Odell. W. H.Hhelrbon. s21
Wanted The nse of a nlano for storage dur
ing the winter months. Mrs. J. W, Ingalls,
puoue hm. mil
Wanted To buy yonr used furniture, stoves I
uu rugs, tjaaa or new goods in exchange.
ej. &. r rani to. S2UU
Wanted-To sell or rent a 150-acre ranch, 6 1
miles above Dee on the road to Lost Lake. Mrs.
J . R. W Ickelsen, phone 5!69. JeBtf
Wanted-To make your boxes. First class
work guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Phone
Oden ivx. aiitf
MISCELLANEOUS
Lost or Strayed A Fox Terrier,
white breast, lame In right hind leg,
The Hood River American Legion
Mount Hood Climb is due to become
the national mountain climbing classic
of America.
Kor Sale Pry body-fir cordwood.
55o6, Aklyama Bros.
Phone
K28
to Thomas Flagler, phone 54y3.
black with
Return
821
What is Walter M. 1'ierce trying to
do when he repudiates all parties, try
ing to steal Charles Hall's thunder?
Some of those Bosc pears, if they
keep on growing, will exceed the
state's big cucumbers e'er long.
The season's first bad colds and the
buzz of the wood saw are prophetic of
the coming of winter.
OAK GROVE SHOULD BE PROUD
Five of the seven Hood River county
school children who will go to Salem
next week as guests of the state, the
free trip being given as a reward for
efforts in producing excellent displays
and demonstrations, are from Oak
Grove. They are: Viena Ilukari, Ma
mie Sarriuelaen and Irma Annala, of
the canning team; Ernest Annala,
for club work, and Fred Miller, for
stock judging. The Oak Grove school
children received an aggregate of
$18.25 in cash prizes at the school fair.
Those Oak Grove parents are even
prouder than the children.
The school fair was gratifyingly suc
cessful. Oak Grove deserves praise
for the energy and enterprise of her
coming citizens, but just as much
praise should go to sister districts.
The work of every school was worthy
of high praise.
The
blush.
Pippin's cheek is beginning to
ODD FELLOW CON
VENTION APPROACHES
The local Odd Fellows Lodge is mak
ing elaborate preparations for the an
nual district convention of the Odd
Fellows from Hood River, Wasco,
Sherman and Morrow counties here
October 2. Preparations are being
made to entertain 400 out of town
members of the fraternal organization.
The Odd Fellows have secured the
Pythian hall for the evening, and
meetings will be held at both places.
A banquet and parade will be features
of the convention.
Kor Hale Cot and bed with springs and mat
tress, suitable for apple-picker bouses. In
quire at Employment Otllce. 828
For Sale One I-too Hamson truck, eoulnned
with oversize tires, electric lights, starter and
cab. (iood body; practically new; used two
mom ns; uargain xiuu; terms, ocuindler Trans
fer Co, 402 state Ht., Hood Klver: s28
Kor Male Kord roadster, 1916 model; equlpt
with campers' bed; good tires, for fiOO cssh.
scutndler irausrer Co., 402 Hlate tit.
Kor Hale Indian b I cycle with donble bar,
motorcycle type handle bars, trussed forks,
neavy leauier motorcycle sauuie, inua guards,
imiwry iuiik, auu siauu. lu goou condition.
Call mi alter tip, m. sill
For Sale-One milk goat and one Toirenbere
iriiinie iu mourns oiu. inquire Oregon
uoii jiaroer nuop. 814tr
For Sale 9 swarms of young Italian bees,
Ihls spring's swarms. Also an acetylene gas
piauu num. nana, tua, a, pnone 6U42. s2s
For Hale 8-Inch Mandt wagon with apple
mm, gouu as new. ruone uueil 60. 81411
For Hale An upright Knelsel piano In good
condition and Just tuned. Tel. 22x1 Odell 28
ror Buie two norses one light and one
medium weight. Work well in team. Jesse
Alien, UBKcaae locks. s21
For Hale Holstein cow. 5-vr.-old. fresh In
November; one Jersey heifer yearllnsr: drair
w auu uverianu auio. it. u, moel, itoule 4,
uu meiuouisi lmuv. sio
Kor Sale-I have for sale 2-ton Htandard
truck. 11 Is In first class condition and has
new 7-Inch Goodrich tires. Give me a note,
acceptable to the bank and you can name
your own time. Write or phone G. f. Mor-
den, Mosier, ore. I'bone 2Vtf. sltlf
Lost Bunch of keys at the Oriental Cafe
annaay evening. Return lo Mt. Hood nolel.
For wood sawing call Felton and Reynolds,
rnouB reiionvx or tteynoias toiv. our aim.
To Satisfy Je8tf
Real Estate Loans
Kor Sale Concord grapes, 6c per
place on Avalou Way. Mrs. laura Clapp,
at my
6"X IX3AN8 may be secured for any pur.
pose on farm lands, Irrigated lands, to buy
or build homes, Cltv or Karm, under our
first mortgage certificates. Bankers Reserve
iJepoMi company, Uas fc Electric Bldg , Den
ver, Colo. nia
SOCIETIES
Hood River Commandery No. 12, K. T
Meets every first Tuesday evening
w u mourn. a. jr. iewis, c. c
A. M. Cannon, Recorder.
MT. HOOD COUNCIL No. 8, R. 8. M. Meets
in Mason lo liall every third Tuesday lo
cnuu iuuuui,
W. F. Laraway, 1. I. M.
A. Canfleld, Recorder.
Mi. HOM K CAMP 34Gy. R. N. A., meets second
ann ronrin Fridays of each month at old K.
of I, ball.
Mrs. Emma Jones. Recorder.
Mrs, Elizabeth Rodger, o.
HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. 25, O. E. 8.-
meeui second ana rourtn Tuesday evening
Of each month. Visitors cordially welcomed
Mrs.u. o. Hiancuar, W. M.
Lois O. Fuller, kc'y.
1 UL.E WILiDK LiOIlOE NO. 107, 1. O. O. F.
meeia in fraternal ball, every Thursday
a. n. unamuers, JN.U.
Ueo. W. Thomson, decretary.
Kr.Mr LODGE, No. 181, I. o. O. F.-Meets In
uaeu oaa renows' hall every Hatur
day night. Visitors cordially welcomed.
Wm. Hannah, N (J.
R. E. Creson, V. O.
II. 8. Cangbey, Secretary,
Ueo. Clark, Treasurer.
Kor Hale-Household goods, cheap.
sU6 Ouk street.
Inquire I
si
It is a wise man who knows when to
quit talking. Walter M. Fierce pre
sents some convincing facts and figures
to his audiences when he makes his
political speeches. Mr. Pierce has a
wonderful flow of language, but his
talks would probably be more effec
tive, could he close the spigot at the
properjmoment. We make this com
ment, after observing Mr. Fierce at
Pine Grove Monday night. Mr. Pierce
grew bigger than the Democratic par
ty, unaer wnose uanner ne is waging
his campaign, before he finished his
speech. Indeed, he repudiated party
fcnd placed the principles of Walter M.
Fierce sbove organization of any kind.
He nominated himself as "Free
Ince" Walter. We wonder what
Judge Tom Crawford and some of
those other real Democrats of Oregon
think cf such remarks of Walter. It
was Hamlet's wife or mother or Borne
close relative, wasn't it, who talked
too much? We are willing to bet a
pretty penny that Judge Crav. ford
thinks Mr. Pierce is a bit like llwm
let's mother.
Better Sidewalk Bids Expected
The city council, which has called
for new bids on construction of a large
number of concrete.sidewalks, expects
better results than'obtained when bids
on the same work were opened recent
ly. But a single contractor had sought
the work. The dearth of bids, it was
said, came from a cement famine.
This situation is now better, and the
city fathers expect some rivalry
among contractors when the next bids
are opened.
The counril meeting, postponed from
Monday, when no quorum was present
will be held tonight.
Kor Hale Hecond hand kitchen range In
nrst-clans condition, 1'hone KM. s2l
17. . Ual. frrAl.. .. 1 . . . .
-w, nine utci isuu ruui, o ttneiit-r lour
ing car, 1U20 model; also Men runabout, for
sale or trade. Call at 10!) 4th street. s21
Kor Hale Good gentle team, sound.
piui, Harness nearly new.
uot need now.
wall.
true to
Have tracto'. so do
Call Odell 229. John Duck-
s7tf
Mr. Vinton digressed sumewhet the
other nigiit in his Pine Grove prech to
congratulate the nation cn remaining
out of the League of Nations. If we
had ejected this great rational organ
ization, with America at Us r im. Mi.
Vinton int;mated that today America's
roldiers would Le cnlled to finbt the
Mohammedans. It is net irrrrrbaiie
that America, it the !..; Ehcf v.ar
rcai.'y gets 'goinr, wi!lc cuieii on to
aid in subduing it. T!ie L ,. of Na
tions, as it was propped ' , Wiliiam
Howard Taft, Wcxlrow Wiisun snl
Charles Evans Lushes, would have re
duced to the minimum the ii.rej tion of
turh cor.tir.gencits as we row bchc'.J
dow n around Cur.slar.linople.
B. Si. S. Get Maupin School
The Ialdwin & Swope Construction
Co., has just received the award for
constructing a new $20,000 concrete
high school building at Maupin. The
structure, which will have two class
room?, a gymnasium and assembly
hull, will be of the cottage type. It
will be ready for accupancy by Janu
ary 1.
!! i m-h- 1 1 1 1 'M"I"M 1 I I 1 1-l-H-
Clipped Here and There J
t-H-M I l H"H"M"M 1 1-I -I-H -I-I1 .1 I-
" Swearing in the presence of children
is a reprehensible habit which reacts
rs a boometang to the man who does
it. A child respects its parents and
others for what it finds them to be. It
judees them from their acts as it sees
and hears them. When another teach
es a child that swearing is wrong,
what must the child think of the father
wlio rip out an oath when something
irrs wrong. Control your russing or
ujn'i ess. Dufur Dispatch.
For Hule A good second hand Tuor washing
machine. Call SUi. s7tf
Kor Sale Drag saw and complete outfit of
wooamaaiiig tools, j. K. jioyce, tel. 5M'. s7tf
Kor Hule During (September, Lewis' trap
nemed Rhode Island Red cockerels whose
mothers' records were2lti to eggs each, dur
ing past ten months. 1'rlce f'JftJeach. Ralph
R. Lewis, Willow Hat, phone Odell KB tot
Kor Hale-i") acres, 4$ miles from Hood
Klver. 17 acres In standard varieties of apples,
cherries, ears, plums, prunes, peaches snd
other small fruits; sprlug water piped Into
house, good noil, good 7-rooin bouse, barn; will
neii hi a nargaui ir taken ss)n. Mrs. Win.
McCarty, Route 3, Phone &(H7. cat
Kor Sale My rlace two miles south nrni
Ten acres in orchard, 5 In alfalfa. & uncleared.
A. It. Nickels, phoue 1'arkdaie 19. s"tf I
Kor Hale Beds, springs and mattresses suit.
aoie lor aipie pickers: two overcoats, naid
condition, one large and one medium sld;
one wsll tent m.e 12 X 14 good condition; one
guitar, steel strings; some fruit Jars. Inquire
ini. umfu Jiuiei. SHI
Kor Hale - K0X HO lot, good location on the
heights, fitto. Must have cash .Address "H"
care Glacier. g:tf
oraie Htuciebaker, will trade for good
piano. I'lione 112. gjj
Kor HHle Several used apple graders of va
rious mskes and slr.es. I'rlced low. C. M
Sheppard, phone Odell 16z. a-tltf
Kor Kale or Trade Equity In house and lot
on 91h and Cascade. L. L. Culp. sl
Kor Hale 5 room modern bungalow with
cement basement, furnace. Two lots, SoxluO
A. LtK'kman, alilf
HAZK.L KERKKAH LODOK No. IM. I n n V
Meets the first and third Tuesday evening In
each month In the Odd Kellows Hall, seven
mlies .south of Hood River. R. t. I
rs. ueo. niegbaupt, N. U.
Mrs. Dane Kemp, Hee.
UOOD RIVER CI RCLK No.524, NEIGH BOR8
oi wooocran Meets at K. off. hall on the
nrst ana jnira Tuesdays of each month.
Mrs. Katherlne Hluvn ll w
Mrs. F. 1L Blagg, Clerk.
W A UN A TEMPLE PYTHIAN H 1ST K Rs Kn a
Meets the second and fourth Thursdays of
w ii iiiouiii at iv . oi r nail.
A Ida Baldwin, E. 0.
Mrs. Klorence Rand, M. of R. and C.
WOMEN H AUXILIARY OK HOOD KIVER
i-osi, American Legion, No. 2!. Meets p.
m. 1st Saturday of each month at Library
Hail. Mrs. Ueo. Wilbur, Fres.; Mrs. Dr.
ADranam, nee.
OLKTA AHHEMBLY NO. ICS, UNITED ART-
Isans. Meets the first and third Krldays
i oiu iv. oi r. uaii. u. u, UIHKICH3, M. A.
J. H. Kohkko Hecretary.
KUKN ENCAMPMENT, NO. 48, I. O. O. K.
Regular meeting second and fourth Mondays
ui nnt;u MKiniu. . Hi. JM. IMOOie, O. I.
Ueo. W. Thomson. Scribe.
MtiOD RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,702, M. W. A.-
M eels In K of P. hall every 1st and 8rd Wed.
of each month. "J. E. Mowers, E. C.
W. T. Krasier. Clerk.
HOOD RIVER LOINJK NO. 105, A. r. and A.
M. t lrst and third Wednesday nights of
earn month. K. W. Sinclair, W. M.
Kent Shoemaker, Sec y.
HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. 7. R. A. M -
Meets first and third Krtday nlghu of each
month. O. B. Nye, H. P.
W. H. McUnlre, Secretary.
CANBY W. R. C Meets second sod fourth
Haturdays of each month atK.ot P. hall.
Mrs. K. C. Wittenberg, President,
asra. r. it. Mutton, necreiary.
W. O. W. Regular meetings are neld the first
and third Mondays ol each month at K. ol
P. hall. Visitors cordially Invited. B. C. C.
U. W. Barton. C. (1
1. 1. Blagg, Clerk.
each. 1'houe doal, W.
Joe Wilson and Will Langille, of
H oil I. iver, among the first to go to
tr.e Klondike in the Alaska gold rush,
f-e l, trd from. They had reached
Ju.itiiu, and sent back for a team and
a WHi n w ith w hich they expected to
ra-i? expenses during the winter by
trii. tvinn. The Dalles ' Chronicle of
. .(ii l'er 7. 1897.
Just when the world ougU to be 0
ing beck to work, TuAey kindles the
fames cf war fcgain. F.efore tl.- 6s s
of the close conmtrcial re! nions-lrf 8
tfcat cLaractr'z this ege one farawav
HOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Kor Sale Rarrelt District, one acre, 6-ronra
house, hirulxhed, out buildings, never railing
well, miMlo'n chli-ken hoi.se acnunolatlng
IK) electricity. Address K. L. Uarstow. 4IU
N. E. 101 h SL, Portland. Ore. lv2Jif
Kor Trade-Maxwell Touring car, good condi
tion, new top and upholstering; lor cow chick,
ens, wood, or what you bsv. Price fiT6U
Address A. Dickinson, Mt. Hood, Oregon. a;(l
Kor Hale-4 acres In city limits. Good soil
and fine building sites. New house under
construction, nearly compiled W ill sell all
or part. U. K. Palmer, 1701 Sherman Ave. sa
Kor Hale Either Kord Coupe or Hnpmoblle
j ii'iuri , mi iraue lor real estate or mort-
Knge. IT. I'UIIIUIG. JJOlf
WAUtX)MA LODGE NO. SO, K. or P -Meets
In K. of P. ball every Tuesday night
A. U. Thompson, C. C
L. M. Baldwin. K. of R, and H.
LAUREL RKBERAH 1X)1M(K No. S7.I.O.O.P.
Meets flrst and third Mondays each month.
Mrs. Clara Colby, N. ti.
Mrs. Nettie Moses, See.
HOOD RIVER VALLEY HUMANE HOC1ETY
Hood River, Ore. James HHranahan, Pre.
Mrs. Alma Howe. Hec. Leslie Butler, Treaa.
Call phone 13)1.
I Emm i Mlxl i p ? tVi ; -
The answer is
VIRGIN WOOL
SCHOOL time is here again. Once
more parents are confronted with
the boys' clothing problem how to
combine good style and long wear at a
moderate price.
The answer is virgin wool !
Come in and see the new Jacobs Oregon City
Mackinaws and Overcoats for boys and youths.
Just examine the staunch virgin wool fabrics. You
can feel the quality 1
Your boy will like the styles. There are big roll
or convertible collars, muff or patch pockets. In
verted back pleats, a belt that buttons.
And the virgin wool warmth will protect against
cold and weather. Oregon City garments with
stand hard wear1 they hold their shape.
Plaids or plain colors. All sizes. Made in boys',
youths' or men's sizes.
Let us fit your boy for school and winter with
one of these sturdy mackinaws. Moderately priced
mm
Copyright, 1921
Oregon City Woolen Mill
This label is a guarantee of
pure virgin wool
me PARIS FAIR
If you buy at these stores, you can be sure your money
has done its best.
Low cost of operation and consequent low selling of merchan
dise has built this successful string of stores.
STRONG FEATURES FOR
Saturday and Monday
ARE
Onions, local grown, fine yellow stock, 5 lbs. 8c; 10 lbs. 15c
Potatoes, carefully selected white stock, running very even in size,
' 8 pounds, 15c '14 pounds, 25c
Sweet Potatoes New Sweet Potatoes, 5 pounds, 25c
Macarroni, fresh curve
cut, 4 pounds for
25c
Vim Flour
49 lb. sack, $ 1 .83
Barrel lots, $7.25
Leslie's Shaker Salt,
free running,
2 lb. can for 10c
Baker Girl Patent Flour a Crown Mills Product No. 10 sack, 38c; 2 for 75c
Canned Milk - Federal, 3 cans, 25c; 12forSl.QO. Borden's, 9c per can
Cane Sugar 15 pounds, $1.00. Limit 1 lot to a customer.
Pancake Flour, Crown
Brand, 3 lb. pkg. 22c
Chocolate "Sweetened
Cocoa," lb. 18c; 2 lbs. 35
Golden West Coffee,
Lb. can, 38c; 3 lb. can ?!.I0
BULK COFFEE
20th Century If anything, it is better than ever. Pound, 33c; 2 lbs. 65c
Plantation Blend Very good coffee pound, 23c; 2 pounds, 45c
In our roaster today-on your table tomorrow.
Salad Points,
Preferred Stock Brand
tall cans, 25c
Royal Baking Powder,
12 oz. can, 40c
2 lb. can, $1.19
Stringless Cut Beans,
Terrapin Brand,
2 cans, 25c
SOAP Special Bundle Sale in one assortment only 3 bars Ivory and 3 bars
P. & G. all purpose soap, 43c
Crisco, 9 pound can
$1.99
Crystal White Soap
10 bars, 45c
A. &
No. 1
L. Oysters
Can, 1 5c
Honey Pure honey in pint jars, each 29c
20th CENTURY GROCERY
104 OAK STREET, HOOD RIVER
Kor Sale Ranch and
Trl. 6S Odell.
personal
prorrt v.
J2UU
Head River Irrigation District
N. tice is hereby Riven: That the
Jj'.bil of Directors of Hood River Irri
gxtion I'tjstiict, pitting as a Hoard of
r 'junlii-ation, will meet at its ottice in
lt Oak Crove Store, Ilood River, Or-
i ;r on Tucfday, October 3, 1922, for
j the j!i;r:xee of reviewing and correct
i in? it a.-'-essment and apportionment
of lay, 3 for tne year li23, made and
f.J.lU-d September 5. 1922. The
l'"'8rd will continue in fefficn from
Ltlf of the vtr!i could grapple in war 1 df,v ,0 day, as long as may be neces
ur.to death and rot a:Tect the tlber I ,ary' , d w ill hear and determine any
v." . t. i cbjtrt ;on tv any interested person to
ha... Not so now; suth . war s ' asment and apportionment
brewing in the Near La.'t noon showers tht-teuf and any other matter connect
ita sparks cn re lh lx.ru, and e'er we H erewith that may ccme before it.
ir.terrstior.al bell ;e 1 J ht? "cessment list and record, so
, , . , r.ar;e aru aaupiea, is now sna win re-
.. ...V ... - ... OWJ
For Sale or Trade Five and f.V 1. ti irrM tin
Aval. in Way, two arr.n aira !rrip im
liu iil liwi, at-niit hu rr Irw. itim Clir
rim. U aut to wll on iwodI or helna ux old
to do the woik. Kttownw on tli i,mniMi
C. C. Maaiker. K.r.i. .
tor Hue-A bargain. 14 nrrr orrliard in Oak
(irnte dintrict. Hi blo k of DtrilrlouR. I-juit
lerma. 1 none M3w. jrltj
For Sale-Fir and pine l-ln. and 4 0, wood
delivered anywhere within two mile or Hood
Klver. K Beanrcuard., tel. Odrll talM
For Kale-(Jood lota for aale in all nana of
ttieclty, prloea r ht A. W. initbauk A Co. aMtl
comprthend it
l-x?ed like the
fcrett.
We have a feeiing.that those "Ro-jgh
WriUrs" had a wholesome re?pect ftT
I'rsnk Branch Riley sfter the Marama
esmvKre at Lancaster's camp the otter
r'gfct.
, r-a:
tTihm in the office of the Secretary cf
the Board, Oak Grove Store, Hood
River. Oregon, for the inspection of
ail rtt,r.n interested,
bated b'ettember 5, 1922.
F. Fenw ick,
Secretary.
G'acier ofiice makes rubber stamps.
Fi r Hale-At a l!rts'n a m'!frn reatdene
two block frtm center of buatneaa dlatrlrt li
roonia. Inrlndiou four larKe bwlmoma, targe
double attune room, kiu-tien pantry lame
floseia. t.ml.r.Hiin and emiwed irb Fiuiii
Ied with fuma-eaud ha convenient
tall W.J. Ha er. L '4if
on n
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For fale-iryoo -re thtnkln or enm'nc to
I ortland lo hny a home 1 have agnod ii.t
a anyone, all properly api.ri-l and ao'd al
the riiitil rrU. aio good tti.ine rhanrea
renta, etr 1 ran help v.. n onrelt.si Helnvnt
;t Mh. He.ldenr.e Vr. i-jim p,, lloo, fflp
latKr 641, rea. lattr r.h. ti. P. Al en. irit
FOR RENT
Kor Knt-S:ee(inf rrom and k itrhenette,
cloae In. Kor womeo only. TUaatsl, a!
FOR
PEACH, PEAR AND
TkMP
APPLE BOXES
MADE TO ORDER AT THE
GLACIER OFFICE, HOOD RIVER, OREGON
ORDER NOW and have them ready when you start to pack.
DO NOT order name stamps by telephone unless absolutely necessary, as we
cannot be responsible for the correct spelling of names taken over the phone.
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