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nOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1022
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INTRODUCING THE
M A (P
DRY
in Hood River, Wasco, Gilliam, Wheeler, Jefferson
and Crook Counties
It is a STARTING, LIGHTING, IGNITION and STORAGE
BATTERY which requires
Mo Acid
Mo Attention
Guaranteed for 3 years
There are no LEAKY JARS; no rotting of BATTERY BOX,
Cannot FREEZE; will not discharge when IDLE; no overcharg
ing when RUNNING this means to a Storage Battery LONGER
LIFE; no SULPHATING; no BUCKLED PLATES.
Which means THREE YEARS' SERVICE and if found defective
in either material or workmanship within three years, the
Battery will be repaired free of charge, or a new one fur
nished. Why not install one now in your car and forget your
battery troubles?
MACDRY BATTERY CO.
GAYLORD METCALF, Distributor
for Hood River, Wasco, Gilliam, Wheeler, Jefferson and CrooK Counties
115 3rd Street,
HOOD RIVER, ORE
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Personal shopping has advantages over ordering from the
home. Some think only of the trouble, but they have a change
of mind after they try personal shopping on account of the sav
ings. It's enjoyable, brightens up the week like those big red
apples brighten up the sideboard-gives the table a touch which
the home shopper misses.
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onsolidated Mercantile Co.
HOOD RIVER ODELL
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ROUGH WRITERS HAVE
FEAST AT CAMP
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Samuel Lancaster provided a feapt
of venison for the eight trained lions
and one lioness, out from the east un
der guidance and exhibition or Mr. ana
Mrs. George Palmer Putnam, who
spent Sunday afternoon and evening at
his Columbia gorge camp. Mr. and
Mrs. Putnam, who know the people of
uregon, having lived nere lor a num
ber of years, knew just how to make
their notables perform, and the lions
and Ruth Hale roared, purred and
sang. "Burv Me Not on the Lone
Prairie" in barbershop harmony. Per
haps the fine fettle of the traveling
menagerie was due in part to a feast
of Hood River Gravenstein apples, do
nated for the occasion by H. K. Dav
enport. They ate them to the core.
The viaitine notables, wno Hereto
fore have been known as the "Rough
Writers." were: Charles Hanson
Towne, George S. Chappell, Wallace
Jrwin, Frederick O tsrien, John Held,
Jr., Walter Trumbull, Charles Well
ington Furlone. Hubbard Hutchinson
and Ruth Hale. They left Monday
morning, after wrestling with huge
"Souse Sea" sand fleas (really Puget
Sound crabs) deposited in their beds at
tne instigation or one w. r. strand
borg. The fleas were gathered in for
the speical benefit of Author O Hrien.
It was a red letter evening at the
big open-sided dining room of Mr.
Lancaster's picturesque and romantic
camp. A large party or Portland folk
had accompanied the visiting writers
and drawer Mr. Held, Jr., is a bit
temperamental and doesn't like it
when the writers get all of the atten
tion ann me drawers get leic out en
tirely. Mr. Held is an illustrator,
The big dining room was crowded with
Oregon folk, among them many local
lions and lionesses, fires crackled in
the big four-sided fireplace within the
diing room and in the outside fur
naces. Walter Jenkins gave some VO'
cal solos.
When the meal was ended Mr. Lan
caster introduced Mayor Baker, who
welcomed the "rough writers" to the
land of smiling skies and sunshine. He
cited Oregon s mountains and her Hood
Kiver apples. The latter received
real eulogy. Major Furlong responded.
A party of Umatilla Indians, stars in
the Round Up show, gave soncrs and
I dances. With Mr. Jenkins leading, the
party engaged in hearty community
I singing.
following the dinner the nartv took
to the deep woods near by, where some
two score Mazamas presided over
camp fire. After a hymn or two Frank
Branch Rilev. that little he mountain
j lion of Oregon, orator and actor, be
came master of ceremonies and there
after for a time thmers moved. No
numbers were more pleasing than the
stories and recitations by Anthony
auwer.
The part? penetrated the wilderness
by stages. After the campfire activi
ties Mr. Lancaster led them on. zie
sagging upward to a fir canopied point
of the Columbia eoree. whence the
Oregon and Washington abutments of
the Bridge of the Gods could be seen.
Suddenly on Biadford's Island a huge
red fire leaped upward, illuminating
tepees of Indians, who could be seen
dancing. The rythmic rumble of a
torn torn floated up to the watchers.
Mr. Lancaster told the story of the
Bridge of the Gods and as he BDoke. a
signal fire began to blaze on the Wash
ington abutment. In a few minutes
another lighted up the south top of
the approach to the ancient bridge.
Horsemen could be seen riding around
the fire on the south side, and the
watchers were carried back in their
imagination to the daya centuries ago
when Redmen actually rode their
ponies across the gigantic causeway.
The disillusionment was only ended by
the rumbling of No. 17. the westbound
crack pagssenger train of the O.-W. R.
& JN., Hying from Chicaeo down the
gorge to Portland. It was a dramatic
and inspiring close to the evening of
fun, interspersed with a little serious
ness, and Mr. Lancaster and the Ma
zamas deserve the hearty thanks of
Oregonians for providing the affair.
Among the Hood Kiver folk present
at the dinner and celebration for the
visiting writers were: Mr. and Mrs,
W. 11. Boddy, Mr. and Mrs. E. O,
Blanchar, Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Daven
port, Mr. and Mrs. U. H. Sletton and
Leslie Butler.
The traveling menageries was due to
come to Hood River that the populace
might feast its eves on mental eiants
of the eastern jungles. They were
delayed several hours in getting into
Portland, however, and the jaunt here
had to be cancelled. The delay in part
was caused by an eccentricity of Pen
dleton cowboys in attending church
services at an early hour. The "rough
writer" train passed the cowboy, citv
about 5.30. A bevy of the punchers
boarded the train, and it was necessary
for the writers to swing through a
spiritual sea.
Independent Fruit Growers
We are Sales Agents the kind you have been looking for.
No waiting for shipments to arrive in some Eastern market
or anywhere else.
No long anxious delays while waiting to see what returns will be.
"Your money ready for you, spot cash when loaded.
Inspection and acceptance here, field service that is worth while.
Don't say this can't be done WE ARE DOING IT.
REMEMBER
We want you to talk to our banker and see if we are able
to perform all we undertake.
We want to talk over our proposition with you.
LET US WORK FOR YOU
We have arranged
Odell, and will
for new warehouses at Hood River and
do packing, warehousing and storing.
The C. M. Kopp Company
Phone Hood River 3242 F. E. OLLEMAN, Mgr.
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Established 1869
SGOBEL
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DAY
General Offices
202-204 Franklin Street
New York, N. Y.
C. W. McCuixagh,
Northwestern Sales Mgr.
Spalding Building
Portland, Oregon
All Star Brand Shoes
are 1 00 Leather
" shoes,
are ser-
Hood River Office
Elliot Building
Phone 1001
District Representatives
J. ARTHUR RIGGS
PAUL McKERCHER
APPLE GROWERS
Sgobel & Day maintain a
high class sales force with a
wide acquaintance among
buyers.
We give a cash advance,
payable when you want it.
"Immediate returns in full
on completion of the sales.
An American concern selling
apples all over the world.
A reputation and rating
second to none. No pool
ing. Your fruit sells on its
merits.
All Leather
Work Shoes
No substitutes for' leather are used in any "Star Brand'
When you buy a pair of shoes you want service. If they
vicaDie, tney satisty your expectations.
Every "Star Brand" shoe has: Soles that are of the bes!t se
lected sole leather; Heels og good, solid leather; Counters of solid
leather; Uppers of the highest quality of upper Isather for each par
ticular style; vamps sewed together with the best thread; materials
all through that cannol be excelled; expert shoemakers for every
operation.
ICZHOEZDl
J. C. Johnsen
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HEADQUARTERS
We are now agents for the MAGIC WASH
ING POWDER, formerly sold by Mr. Geo. Led
ford. A Magic Marvel and a big repeater.
Remember the place when there is need of
Magic Marvel Powder.
6g Sanitary MarKet
KOLMAN & SAMUEL
Fhone 1811
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IT'S APPLE TIME IN HOOD RIVER
It's time to think of your selling connection for the
season. It'3 time that you start the-marketing of the
early varieties. This is the time to sell, therefore the
time to ship.
IF YOU WAXI YOUR KG MY QUICKLY AND WANT THE EEST XVLRACE
write us !ut our r'an of petting the money. Detter
do this at onte. Tomorrow r.cvr r comes. Marking
stencil free, if you will write for it
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SHERIDAN FRUIT & PRODUCE CO
Ported, Oregon
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HE LOST CONTROL
His car finally came to a
stop half way through the
plate glass window of a
jeweler's store. It caused
heavy damage.
It Cost Him S500
A wet pavement, broken axle,
loose bolt, or a hundred other
things ran involve your car in
an accident of this sort any
day.
Then if yoa have Included
"pmr-erty damage" in your
automobile insurance, the in
surance inMeiJ of your bank
account fay the
claims.
You need automobile insur
ance against fire, theft, liabil
ity, property damage and col
lision. Thii agency atlla
"To Hartforda" policies.
R. E. SCOTT
HOOD RIVER. ORLGO.N
Telephone 2X4
The Baptist Church
Nearly two children out of three do
not go to Sunday achool If you par
ents do not look out. you will raise
children without any spiritual outlook.
It ta up to you to eee that your chil
dren go to Sunday achool. You cannot
evade your responsibility in this mat
ter. Sunday school every Sunday- at
10 a. m. Subject for the sermon at
the morning worship, "Immature
Minds;" at the night service, "The
New Earth and the New Heaven."
Junior B. Y. P. U at 6 p. m. Senior
B. Y. P. U. at 7 p. m. Prayer meet
ing Wednesday at 8 p.. m. The public
schools for temporal knowledge : the
churches, for spiritual knowledge. You
and your children need both.
C R. Delepine, Pastor.
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Open Mufflers Bring Complaint
Residents on highways just outside
the city have complained to Sheriff
Johnson that their slumber is frequent
ly disturbed by motorists speeding
along the roads with cut-outs open and
their sirens sounding wildly. Mr.
Johnson says there is now no state law
covering open mufflers on county high
ways. He declares, however, tnat the
next legislature will be asked to adopt
a law, prohibiting the offensive prac
tices. The fcfj that Unlock the Door to
Long Living
Thm mn nf ij7htv-fire mnA ninotv
years of age are not the rotund, well
fed, but thin, spare men, w ho live on
a slender diet, lie as careful as he
will, however, a man past middle
ace will occasionally eat too much!
of some article of food not suited to
his constitution, causing indigestion or j
constipation ami will need a doae f j
Chamberlain's Tablets to move his i
bowels and invigorate his stomach.
Vi ben this is done, there is no reason ;
why the average man should not live
to a ripe old age. j
They'll hear your horn
when the battery behind
It is kept lively with
Westinghonse Attention.
Different! Drive in for
inspection and filling.
no obligation.
HIS STORE caters to all
classes of people, and
we solicit your business
whether von nrp
granger or not Our prices
are the same to all, and your,
children receive the same
courteous treatment as your
self. If you cannot shop your
self give the little girl or boy
your list and send them
here, we guarantee satisfaction.
WESTINGE0USE
BATTERIES
GIBBS' BATTERY STATION .
308 Cascade Avenue
Grange Co-operative Store
O-me in and see the new Euick lf'23
HK.J.M. fies, $ 1 42" ; Fours, f 1075.
UtoJ Kiver Oarage.
DO YOU KNOW THE
CULP PLAN STORE
carries the highest grade
tires manufactured? If not,
can in and get acquainted.
We will convince you. Here
is some of our prices:
Fabric 30x3 and tube 3.50
30x3 and tube 10.00
" 32i3J and tube 12 50
Cords 30x31 nd tube 12.00
S2ii and tube 19.00
None better made. Call at 109
4lh Street and examine boo-Is.
F.icycle Tires in stock.
109 4th Street
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Telephone 2151 j
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Books of All Kinds
GENERAL UNE OF
STATIONERY AND OFFICE SUPPLIES
The Book and Art Store
HOOD RIVER, OREGON
Rubber Stamp Ink at Glacier Office
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