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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1922)
i LJ L-J vU i il Uln I E fo il V "V I f-H 1 M -J A t r i n y v n THE EVENT OF A LIFETIME ! HOOD 11 v JM v T7P DON'T MISS THE CARAVAN ! urn Jx&' JLa O QIPPTIPMRIRI ;' n n 1 L ' ! i 9mmai i i nail i mi in r . tmS 1 lll11r -1 V 1 uJ XixW-m Free Music, Movie 9 .Rat dio Concert FO ED DAY "PRIZE 1D A H3 A 1TW 1! i Al JIXlJ. AlJLLJ'iL Something Doing All Day Long T1 n Saturday, Sept. 23 IU1 II t Prize The Biggest, Best and Busiest Day you've had in a long, long time Fun for everybody. Ladies, elderly gen tlemen, chickens, men about town, High School kids, babies, farmers, merchants, the whole community in fact, is in line for something altogether different from any thing ever brought to Hood River before. Movies, Music, Radio, A Smashing Big Program, and EVERYTHING IS FREE! A whale of a show, and it doesn't cost you a dime. Miss the Caravan and you'll always regret it. See this Show and you'll talk about it long after the Caravan is on its way. Make a day of it. Come early, stay late. Bring your friends and family it's a real celebration. Jazz into line. Trundle your old hay burner right up among the aristocracy. Bugs,5 Roadsters, Touring Cars, Coupes, Sedans, Trucks all are eligible, so long as they're FORDS! Bobbed hair, long hair, or no hair atall every driver has a chance. It's a Free-For-AH, catch as catch can competition. No holds are barred. Here are the prizes, Donated by Frank A. Cram Tire Shop Perigo & Son The Book and Art Store Pacific Tower and Light Co. J. C. Penney Co. Mt. Hood Meat Co. Consolidated Merc. Co. Hood River Creamery 5, 10 and 15 Cent Store A. S. Keir Chas. Richards First National Bank Kresse Drug Co. Vincent & Shank Frazier Grocery Twentieth Century Grocery Grange Cooperative Store Bartol-Mansfield Motor Co. Bartol-Mansfield Motor Co. For Youngest bride. Best set tires on car. Two best looking couples in parade. Heaviest man in parade. Best looking Sedan. The oldest Ford in parade. Best looking girl in parade. Oldest man driving Ford. Tallest lady in parade. Girl with redest hair. Man in greatest need of a shave. its up to you. Donation One pair silk hose. 30x3 tube, or bike tire. 3 lbs. Chase & Sanborn ' Coffee. One box stationery. $2.00 credit or any electrical appliance. $3.00 credit on merchandise. One ham. One pound of Assam Tea. One pound of butter. Choice of large or small willow market basket. $1.00 Gillette safety razor. One box of cigars. $5.00 saving account. $10.00 credit on $125.00 Victrola. Neatest closed Ford car in parade 3 lb. can of coffee. To the mother with most children in parade. One sack of flour. Man with longest whiskers. Youngest baby. Klxteen year old girl who baa itndiel mnslo ftr IIIOHt UlODlhS. Ford carrying the most girls. Largest family in parade. Most dilapidated Ford. Best looking Ford car. 3 lbs. of coffee. Can of syrup. One 1 gal. can of oil. One Sideray spotlight The Property Investment in the FORD AND FORDSON POWER EXPOSITION is more than $100,000.00 The daily operating cost exceeds $500. More than one hundred pieces of equip ment, including Cars, Trucks, Tractors, Road-Building and Land-Clearing Machinery Farm Implements, Lighting and Pumping Systems, Power-Driven Household Utilities, and many other specialties and appliances. Your Last Chance to see this Great Show, is RIGHT NOW! The project is too costly to be made a regular yearly attraction. It is a mam moth enterprise and if you don't SEE IT NOW you'll never see it again. And remember, this immense Caravan is brought right to your door absolutely free to every person. Full Particulars of the Complete Program may be had upon application to ID A pD ,tmi rv n a Mifrrnrrn rrr r lTrvmrrn iw LD vL A oLr LlLlL) NW U UxQiU (mvcmUU U UlS(3JllU(JJJllU(DJU lilwJ o) (T(T AUTHORIZED FORD, FORDSON AND LINCOLN DEALERS n n n 21 iiie Day
