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nOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922
M
ake this store your store
Complete Stocks Quality Goods
Fair Prices Courteous Service
ARDWARE
FUR
F1TK
HOUSE FURNISHINGS, DISHES,
TRUNKS AND SUITCASES.
Our
House Furnishing
Department
offers many useful articles
Brooms, at 45c
Bissell's Carpet Sweepers
$4.50
Wood Baskets, Steel, 65c
Coal Buckets, 80c
Clothes Hampers
Extra Large
$3.85
Everything in Dishes
See our stock you'll be pleased
Empty Fir Kegs
5 to 50 gal. sizes. Parafined inside
Just the thing for cider.
PLACE YOUR ORDERS NOW.
Furniture
Department
SPECIAL this week:
Large Size Davenport
Soft Spring Seat and Back
1 Extra Large Rocker
1 Extra Large Chair
All three pieces covered in good
grade Tapestry.
. Three Pieces CU 1 O O
Specially Priced P A
See Our Windows.
Many New Patterns in
RUGS
AND LINOLEUM
at new low prices.
See our stock before buying.
KELLY BROS. CO
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Universal Ranges and Heaters
Come in and see the new Buick 1923
models. Sixes, $142o; Fours, $1025.
Hood Kiver Garage.
Special prices on Utah King Coal di
rect from the car. Thone 2181. EnM
Lumber and fuel Co. sltf
No More Tread
Separation
It can't occur with SEIBERLING Cords
because tread and side wall are made in one
piece of tough, wear-resisting tread stock.
YES. WE SELL THEM AT
HOOD RIVER GARAGE
'-'You will see them everywhere:
SEIBERLING CORDS
Pickers Like These Bags
Our Portland Picking Bags have a
soft flap next the body. The shoulder
(traps fasten in front, so the picker
drops and dosen't throw the apples in
to the sack. They are adjustable to
hold any quantity. Bennett Brothers,
exclusive agents.
Just recieved a shipment of the very
newest in Fall blouHes. Monner's. s28
for
MODERN CRAflKCASE
CLEANING SERVICE
Calol Fluthtnc Oil for f. thorough
clrminf nd Zerolent lor correct
refilling, makt th ideal combinatioa
lor better engine performance. At
dealer who display the aiga.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(California)
? Why Consign Your Fruit
: You can get cash in full here. We are making
:,up cars of Winter Nellis pears.
v .Warehouses Hood River-Odell.
! CZIOEZZ
&f)c C. M. KOPP CO.
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" F. U OLLEMA, M?r. U)iumoia vui.
The Equinoctial
Period is at hand, and the w ise
automobile owner is going to
be prepared against the rains
that always accompany this
season of mid-Autumn.
If your Top is leaky
don't worry
just pilot your car down to
SEVENTH AND COLUMBIA STS.
and the
WARREN
ALTO TOP SHOP
WILL
DO
THE
REST!
FUNERAL SERVICES OF
E. E. DOANE SUNDAY
Funeral services for E. E. Doane,
West Side orchardist, who died Satur
day at the Cottage hospital, were held
Sunday afternoon from the Anderson
chaDel. Rev. Gabriel Sykea otticiatine.
Interment followed at ldlewilde ceme
tery. Mr. Doane, native of New York
state and 61 years old, was stricken
suddenly last week. His death was so
sudden that but few of his close
friends and neighbors knew of it. and
the news brought a distinct shock to
the community.
Mr. Doane and his family came here
12 years a?o. Survivors are: His
widow and the following children :
Mrs. H. W. Whitely, of Dee; Mrs.
Myrl McCallister, and Dorothy and
Jack, all of Hood.Kiver.
Clyde Pattee Buried Here
The bodv of Clvde Pattee. need 35
years, who died beptemDer u at the
hnmp nf hi nnrcntd. Mr. and Mrs, 1)
G. Pattee, of Hillsboro, was brought
here ror interment at jaiewnae ceme
tery. Mr. Pattee, who has been ill for
several years, was born in Klickitat
county, Washington, April 25, 1887.
He graduated from the Hood River
high school in 1908 and from th Uni
versity of Oregon, where he majored
in electrical engineering, in 1914.
Mr. Pattee was married in 1917 to
Miss Edith Baker at Eugene. He was
formerlv in charee of the Prosser.
Wash., plant of the Pacific Power &
Light Co. In addition to his parents
and wife, Mr. Pattee is survived by a
sister, Miss Maude Pattee.
MACY-BAIRD CO.
RETURNS FOR PLAYS
The Macy-Baird Co.," with 15 play
ers, has arrived for a repertoire of old
time plays at a tent at the corner of
Sixth and Cascade aveiue. The com
pany, here last year, won considerable
popularity among citizens for their
clean, wholesome shows.
The company has about 50 plays
which they can give on a moment's
notice.
Carnival Men Go Free
Justice of the Peace Onthank Tues
day dismisfed criminal proceedings
against E. S. Hansen and B. E. Wood,
carnival owners, charged with obtain
ing money under false pretenses. Ac
cording to allegations the men gave
checks that were protested. Judge
Onthank stated that the testimony
showed that the men, after giving the
checks, had offered to make them good,
having expressed the fear at the time
that their balance might not be suffici
ent to cover them. The show men
were arrestedjandjreturned from Tygh
Valley, where they were present lor a
fair.
Cramer Succeeds Cannon
A. D. Cannon, who established the
Twentieth Century branch grocery
store here, has been transferred to the
Sellwood store, Portland. He has been
succeeded by Duncan Cramer, former
Umatilla young man, who came here
over a year ago to join the J. C. Pen
ney Company force. Mr. Hanna
Moore, or Portland, and Calvin Lvin-
ger, local young man, are now em
ployed at the Twentieth Century store.
Mr. Cannon made many Iriends while
located here and bis leaving is re
gretted. Mr. Cramer is a popular
young man and is being widely con
gratulated on his promotion.
Coming to
THE DALLES
Dr. Mellenthin
SPECIALIST
in Internal Medicine for the
past eleven years.
DOES NOT OPERATE
8. Y. P. U. to Have Special Meeting
A special meeting of the Baptist
young people will he held at me
church Sunday. The program wlil be
as follows :
2.30 to 3 p. m., song and prayer ser
vice; 3 to 4, round table conference,
Dr. G. H. Young, of Portland, leader;
to 4 15, songs; 4.15 to 4 45, addreFS
by Mr. Bugue, of The Dalles, on B. Y.
U. extension work; .n to b, re
freshments and social hour; 6 to 7,
convention talk by Dr. Young: 7 to 8,
B. Y. P. U. regular service; 8 to P,
address by Dr. Young.
Grange Store Gnwing
The Grange store, according to Man
ager MacMillan. is making a steady
growth. Although not yet six months
old, the ttore is now doing the business
of a well established firm. Its aver
age daily and weekly volume of husi
ress is about double that during its
first month. The store sold a record
quantity of goods Saturday, many ap-
pleTerowers having visited here pre
paring for the harvest.
Constitution Day Observed
Hood
court
Attorneys of The Dalles and
River met at the Wasco county
bouse laEt Thursday afternoon to ob
serve Constitution Day. Local coun
selors present were John Baker and
Geo. R. Wilbur. At noon Thursday
Judge Wilson delivered an address on
the Constitution before the Kiwanis
Club at The Dalles.
AT THE THEATRES
THE RIALTO
and 30, pecil release, "Old Kentucky
Home." The big racing scenes in this
picture were actually taken at the
Latonia tracks. Also Aesop'a Fables
and Topics of the Day.
Sunday, October 1, Gladys Brock
well, Stuart Holmes, Mahlon Hamilton
and Edna Murphy in "Paid Back."
Also Pathe Review and International
News.
Monday and Tuesday, October 2 and
3, the greatest human interest photo
drama ever produced, "Why Girls
Leave Home." with Anna Q. Nillson
and an all-star cast. Also Round No.
3 of "The Leather Pusher."
Wednesday and Thursday. October 4
and 5, Viola Dara in "The l ive Dollar
Bahy." Also Episode No.ll tf "The
Timber Queen."
Vera Kolst&d and the Wur litter daily
Matinee every day, 2 p. m.
THE LIBERTY
Friday and Saturday, September 23;
and 3i, Pete Morrison in "Headin' !
North." AIo Episode No. 5 of "In j
the Days of Buffalo BilL"
Sunday, October 1, Frsrk Msyo in j
"Tracked to Earth." Also a two-reel
comedy. j
Dorothy Wissirger at the piano.
Come jn and see the new Rsi'uk 1f23
modei. mih, tn2j; Fours, 11075.
Will be at
DALLES HOTEL
Monday and Tuesday
October 2nd and 3rd
Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
TWO DAYS ONLY.
No Charge for Consultation.
Dr. Mellenthin is a regular graduate
in medicine and is licensed by the state
of Oregon. IJe .visits professionally
the more important towns and cities
and offers to all who call on this trip
free consultation, except the expense
of treatment when desired.
According to his method of treat
ment he does not operate for chronic
appendicitis, gall stones, ulcers of
stomach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his credit wonderful re
sults in diseases of the stomach, liver,
bowels, blood, skin, nerves, heart, kid
ney, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh,
weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg
ulcers and rectal ailments.
If vou have been ailing for any
length of time and do not get any bet
ter, do not fail to call, as improper
measures rather than disease are very
often the cause of your long standing
trouble.
Remember above date, that consulta
tion on this trip will be free and that
his treatment is different.
Married women must be accompan
ied by their husbands.
Address: 336 Boston Block, Minne
apolis, Minn. 8l4e28
SPECIAL
r.-T j& w JiF jp m
APICTURE YOU
Will remember m
Long after others m
also
Leather Pushers
and
Movie Chats
at
&e Rialto
Mon. Apt 0 1
Tues. vU. U KX O
USUAL PRICES
1920
Dodge Touring:
For Sale
Driven on pavement only,
had extra good care and is an
exceptionally good buy.
BENNETT BROTHERS
Portland Steamers
DAILY SERVICE
Lv. Hool Hivcr 8.M a. m. daily,
t-XK-pt Saturday.
Lv. Portland, 7.15 a. ni daily,
except Saturday.
Fare to Portland, $1.00
I'aily Service ToTtand to Astoria.
The Karkins Transportation Co.
JACK BAf.LEY. Acent.
f $
A truck tire is a whole lot different from
a pneumatic tire.
One is solid; the other hollow. One goes
slow; the other fast. In one, rubber is the
cushion; in the other, air.
But Kelly-Springfield Solid Tired and Pneu
matic Tires have one thing in common and
thatf is the greatest thing a tire can have
They both have
MILEAGE
Highway Auto Co.
Cor. Oak & 5th Sts.
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HIS STORE caters to all
classes of people, and
we solicit your business
whether you are a
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.
Grange Co-operative Store
Telephone 2151
Apple Storage
We have a limited amount of frost-proof apple
storage to offer. You need the money. We can
save you on packing.
. New Warehouses at Hood River and Odell.
HOOD RIVER-ODELL WAREHOUSE CO.
Phone 3242
The very best
of all
Creamery products butter
can be found at the Hood
River Creamery. We handle
only the very best, and our
sanitary arrangements are
perfect and thoroughly up-to-date.
Give us a call and
leave your order for us to
supply you regularly.
HOOD RIVER CREAMERY
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READY FOR APPLE HARVEST
We wisi to call yoar attention to tie following full lines at our store:
Swift's Bacon, Hams and Lard
Del Monte Canned Goods
Ileinz's Full Line
Hills Bros., Folger's and MJB Coffee
We have a full line of gloves for apple pickers
L. H. HUGGINSrho2i34
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l Uood River Garage.