nOOD'RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1922
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BRIEF LOCAL MENTION
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Cleaning, Pressing
Meyer & Brazaau.
and
Repairing.
visiting
Films developed and printed prompt
ly. A 24-hour service. Deitz Studio, tf
For good cleaning call Meyer & Bra
zeau. Phone 1014. ol2tf
, "8P,llCo"et Mrn.Fd Howe,
613 Cascade Avenue. Tel. 2404. j21tf
Frank Fox, of Husum, was here the
urt 01 me ween visiting friends.
Mrs. c. P. Sonnichsen is
friends in Portland.
vff' Boddy win Preach t the
, o V ibUlin cnurc& Sunday even
l"K Ol O O ClOCK.
Household goods for sale. Inquire
" prwijeiiui over nooa Kiver Meat
iUtUHCt.
lnantsgiving sale of hats. All winter
uais reuuceu ft. Ten days only begin
ing Thursday, Nov. 23. Monner's. n30
Highest cash price paid lor your used
furniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClain
ai Hi. a. rranz (Jo. s20tf
Come in and see the new 'Buick 1923
moueie. Mxes, $1425; Fours, $102!
Hood River Garage.
H. 8. Braakman does painting:, pape
's uTOiiuin, Diniin Diug. I none
m2tf
or dry box wood phone Ernry Lum
ucr x rnei o. jusirigtit lor kindlin
ana quick nres. 012tf
bpecial prices on Utah King Coal di
reel irom the car. Phone 2181. Emry
Lumber and fuel Co. sltf
We operate the only modern Cleaning
worKs in noou Kiver. Meyer & Bra
zeau. mono 1014. ol2tf
Mrs. Clarence Payne and daughter
nave leu xor Marsntiekl to make their
home.
Mrs. William Lane was in the city
from Cascade Locks Saturday visiting
inenus.
Timothy Newell has been here from
Walla Walla visiting his son, Walter
Newell, and wife at Mount Hood
for dry box wood phone Emry Lum
ber&Fuel Co. Just right for kindling
anu quicK nres. oiM
Holland bulbs for fall planting. ' All
kinds and of the bestlquality. Heights
greenhouse, phone di)3. o!9tf
Dr. N. Plyler, Chiropractic and Elec
trie treatments. Rooms 23-24-25 Heil
bronner bldg., tele. 1833, Hood River
Elmer Henke and family, of Port
land, arrived here last week. They
contemplate making their home here,
Rev. and Mrs. G. W.JKennedy have
returned from several months' visit at
Seaside and Portland.
S. A. Anderson left Saturday even
ing for Frederick, S. D., where "he will
visit his parents and other relatives.
Searches of records and reliable ab
stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com
pany, A. W. Onthank, Manager, 305
Oak Street. Phone 1521. jy20-tf
Shorthand and Typewriting. Will take
a limited number ot pupils for an even
ing class, or will give speed dictation
Address Shorthand, Mt. Hood Hotel, tf
Crop Insurance, covering fruit and sup
plies, written at 20c for one month, 10c
for additional, per $100. It. E. Scott,
phone 2804, 5071 evenings. s21tf
The Huggins Grocery handles the
Heights Bakery goods. None better
baked and the prices are less. Call 2134
and we will deliver. n30
Braakman has his Christmas display
his window in the bmith building.
in
Come in and get prepared for the kid
dies early. ,
The Altar Society of St. Mary's
Catholic chucrh will hold a meeting at
the home of Mrs. Sherman J. Frank
today, when officers will be elected.
The roof has been placed on the new
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Scearce
on Cascade avenue, and plasterers are
now busy.
August Guignard has been at the
Northwest Fruit Fair at Seattle the
past week in the interest of the Ideal
grading machine.
The Huggins Grocery handles the
Height Bakery goods. None better
baked and the prices are less. Call 2134
and we will deliver. n30
Kelly Bros, say: "Replace your old
worn out silver with a beautiful new
pattern in Communtiy Plate before that
Thanksgiving Dinner. Complete stocks
to choose from."
The annual bazaar will be held in the
Odd Fellows' hall Saturday, Decem
ber 2, under the auspices of the Amer
ican Legion Auxiliary. A business
men's lunch will be served at noon.
The Dunning School of Improved Mu
sic Study. Moudays and Thursdays
each week. For beginners and advanced
npils. High School credits. Mrs.
ubbe, exponent. Studio, Wittenberg
residence, 821 Oak street. o5tf
Kelly Bros. Saturday Special. Ax
minster Rugs at $2.99. A special price
on a limited suppiy or high grade rugs
in the 22x36 inch size. Some are slight
ly imperfect.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl II. Shank and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hackett were week
end visitors in Corvallis, having mo
tored down for the U. of 0.-0. A. C.
game and to visit relatives.
Robert Frey, who displayed a block
of apples at the Land Products Show,
held in connection with the Pacific
Livestock Exposition, returned home
with a second award on his Ortleys.
Plans for presentation of stereopti
con slides and a lecture at the Imman
uel Lutheran church Sunday evening
have been cancelled because of failure
of delivery of the slides. .
Do your Xmas Shopping Early. Kel
ly Bros, ihave a fine stock of useful
gifts for your selection and will hold
anything you choose for delivery at
Christmas time.
Mrs. W. F. Tucker motored to Hood
River Saturday. She was accompanied
by her brother, Robert Frev. who had
been visiting her for a week at El Cor
regiaor.
Sidney C. Miller was lucky at the W,
R. C. bazaar last Saturday and re
turned home possessor of a box of
Winter Banana apples which attracted
mucn auenion at the successful sale.
Rev. Boddv will bo to Tacoma. Wn
Sunday. December 3. where he will de
liver an address to 3,000 members of
the Elks Lodce at their'annual Lodze
or sorrows. The address will be de
livered at the Tacoma theatre.
Mrs. G. R. Johnson and Mrs. Thvrza
Kedheid were recent visitors in Port
land. Miss Elizabeth Johnson has also
been spending some time in Portland
where climatic conditions have resulted
in relief from asthma.
The Women's Relief Corns members
wish to thank the Mt. Hood Motor Co
for its kindness and courtesy in grant
ing the use of its beautiful display
room for the bazaar. It helped to
make the day so great a success.
The children of the Primary depart
ment of the Asbury M. E. church and
their mothers are invited and especial
ly urged to be present at the Thanks
giving Day exercises Sunday, Novem
ner zb, at iu a. m
Mrs. R. B. Bverlee. accompanied bv
her little grandson, Robert Moore,
came up from Portland for a week end
visit at the home of herdaughter, Mrs,
ausie i. Lynn, and family, and to see
her new great-irrandson. Master Flovd
Lee trench.
Before you start that Thanksgiving
dinner provide yourself with efficient
and satisfactory cooking utensils. Kel
ly Bros, have the best in roasters, ket
tles, and all kinds of aluminum ware,
We have just received a large new
stock of famous ' wear-Ever for you
to select from.
Many' women
the new Hood
bleach, just the
wanted. It is a
have already found in
Riverj product. Sun
article they have long
wonderful, harmless
clothes bleach that can be safely used,
not only when washing clothing of all
kinds, but also on most delicate fabrics.
The Circle - Overland Co.. which
handles the Overland and Willys-
K night cars here, is constructing
concrete block annex at its garage on
Cascade avenue. The new structure,
which will be one story high, will be
uesd as an office and display room.
Mrs. J. K. Doan, of Cleveland, 0.,
arrived last Thursday for an extended
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Albert
T. Case, and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Case motored by stage to The Dalles
to meet Mrs. Doan and accompany
er on down on the Oregon-Washington
limited.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Stoner have ar
rived from Long Beach, Calif., for a
visit with the parents of Mrs. Stoner,
Mr. and Mrs. 11. V. Deitz. Last year
Mr. and Mrs. Stoner purchased a sub-
rban tract of land where an oil gush
er was struck a few weeks ago. Their
royalty now amounts to more than
$100 per day.
The women of St. Mark's Episcopal
hurch are planning a bazaar for De
cember 16 which promises to surpass
nyihing they have attempted hitherto.
The Commercial Club rooms have be-n
chosen for the affair, which includes,
besides the usual Christmas gift shop,
candy and pastry booths, a children's
table of small gifts arranged by Mrs.
E. K. Poole v and an atternoon tea
room in charge of Mrs. Trafford Smith.
John Sheridan, Portland appe buyer,
here yesterday visiting growers, re
ports that he has never seen the mar
ket so crowded at this season with ear
ly varieties. Mr. Sheridan stated that
the values of high class, late keeping
fruit was being kept at a low ebb be
cause or tne consignment oi eariy va
rieties. He declared that many Grav
ensteins, a variety that is usually off
the market by the middle of October,
are being consigned.
Judge and Mrs. G. R. Castner have
returned from Michigan, where they
visited some time, following the na
tional Grand Army Encampment.
Mrs. Geo. H. L. Sharp is in Portland
to attend an affair to be given by the
Arts and Craft Guild at the home of
Mrs. Walter M. Cook. Anthony Eu
wer, who will be one of the entertain
ers, will bs a guest of honor. Mrs.
Sharp on her return home will be ac
companied by her sister, Miss Bertha
Cannon.
The Women's Auxiliary of the Amer
ican Legion is preparing a shipment to
be sent to the Portland Ex-Service
Men's Hospital. Boxes of apples,
socks, new books, subscription to mag
azines will be welcome. Make your do
nation to the follwing members of the
committee before December 15 : Mrs.
L. N. Blowers, Mrs. Harold Hershner,
Mrs. A. C. Lofts or Mrs. F. C. Wit
tenberg. The following program will follow
the apple dinner at the Asbury M. E.
church at 7.30 p. m. Friday: Organ
prelude, Clifton Emmel; congregation
al singing by the apple eaters: talk.
J. R. Forden; solo, Mrs. H. G. Cooper;
talk, Mr. Jackson: duet, Charlotte
Brosius and Ruth Carter; reading.
Viola Colvin; duet, Mrs. Hollingworth
and Mrs. Beckley; reading, Miss Phil
upi; solo, Mrs. Leon roust.
Buy Benioff's genuine guaranteed furs
from us. roses, chokers, capes and coats
mi . i : r
ivoen you Duy iurs oeanng dbuioii
guarantee you know tuey are genuine
and of best quality for the price. W hy
take chances with imitation furs when
you can buy the genuine here at unheal'
able prices. Kee us before you buy Iurs,
Yes, we accept furs for remodeling. Ke
timates gladly given. Monner's. d21
Fur Trimmed Coats
WEDDINGS
Scearce-Roberts
The wedding of Miss Wanda Dale
Roberts and Richard Gregg Scearce
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Scearce, of
Mosier, occurred Sunday afternoon at
the home of the bride's mother, Mrs
May Roberts, Rev. W. H. Boddy, pas
tor of Riverside Communtiy church
officiating. Only members of the im
mediate families and close friends
were present. M'ss Katharine Kinsey
was bride'smaid, and Mrs. Corbett
Alexander was matron of honor. Mr,
Scearce was accompanied by his
brother, Robert J. Scearce, and the
brother of the bride, Steven Roberts
Mr. Scearce, former University of Ore
con student, is an overseas war vet
eran.
The Roberts home was beautifully
decorated with pink chrysanthemums,
Following the ceremony Mr. and Mrs.
Scearce left on a short honeymoon.
They will make their home on an orch
ard place near Mosier.
Perry-Tomlinson
The wedding of Martin Perry and
Miss Freda Tomlinson, local young
folk, occurred Monday, Justice of the
Peace A. W. Onthank officiating. They
will make their home on a ranch place.
Kelly Bros. Display Thanksgiving Table
As one of a series of table settings
Kelly Bros, are showing this week the
correct setting for your Thanksgiving
table. The first of the series shown
was a breakfast table, displayed dur
ing their recent Universal Range dem
onstration.
Winnifred Fales, nationally kr.own
n Home Economics work, is the au
thority for the settings being shown
This series of display settings, showing
the correct placing of china and silver
ware, and suggesting ideas for making
your table more attractive for all occa-
10ns is something that all women will
be interested in. The series of tables
to be shown later will include correct
settings for luncheon, afternoon tea,
and Christmas dinner.
Speed and Liquor Bring Fines
Edgar J. Tonkin was fined $10 Mon
day hy Justice of the Peace Onthank
on a charge of speeding on the Colum
bia River Highway. James Thayer,
who accompanied Tonkin by automo
bile from Cascade Locks Saturday
ight, was assessed a fine of $50 on ac
count of possessing liquor. He was
committed to jail until payment of the
fine.
The liquor was found in the automo
bile on arrival of the men in the city,
the office of Sheriff Johnson having
been notified by traffic officers. Thay
er, owner of the automobile, however,
lleged that it had been left in the ma
chine by another member of the party.
The men claimed that they visited the
Highway city for a social function and
that they purchased a second bottle of
liquor, 'which had been consumed on
the way home.
Wonderful
New Models, values up
while they last at $29.85
$29,85
If n TD n IT lf v7 IT
Jiisf Keceived fir en iw Urn
to $50
Another Great Dress Offer $14.90 and $19.85
Bought for cash through our A. M. Williams & Co. connections, a beautiful C1 A GO onrl 2?1 O OE
assortment of Dresses, no two alike. Each one a work of Art V -V QUU aU
Florsheim Shoes
New Peppy Styles
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FRANK A. CRAM "
Thanksgiving
Table Linens Ready
MARTHA WILL BE
SUNG AT RIALTO
"Martha," the noted opera to be
presented at the Rialto soon, was first
produced at Vienna in 1847. Not until
1852 did it come to America, when it
was given in German. The immense
popularity of the melodies, "Last Rose
of Summer," "LBt Proscribed, ""Like
a Dream," "The Spinning Wheel
Quartette," to mention a few was
immediate, and the success of "Mar
tha" has been sustained. Such names
as Patti, Guille, Caruso, Hempel, Sem-
brich. Homer and Plancon are associ
ated with it.
The Btory. through which runs a vein
of humor, has to do with Lady Harriet,
queen's maid-of-honor, who is weary
of court life, spurning diversions pro
posed by Tristan, her cousin, Bhe em
barks upon a mad prank with Nancy,
her maid. She, Nancy, and Tristan.
garbed as peasants, attend the fair at
Kichmond. through their ignorance
of law, the two girls become bound
servants to one Farmer Plunkett and
his adopted brother, Lionel. They es
cape, but leave behind the two farm
era. much love smitten.
Lionel, however, has a ring bis fath
er, now dead, commissioned him
present to the queen, it is in the ac
complishment of these instructions
that the lovers all meet again.
Iheo Pennington will assume the
role of Lady Harriet (Martha) and
Paula Ayers will be Nancy. Harry
Pfiel and Carl Bundschu will play
Lionel and f lunkett. Ed Andrews is
the cousin, Sir Tristan, and George
Uiaen will be the Sheriff of Richmond
to
Another College Engagement
The engagement of Miss Eugenia E
Page, of Hond River, and Neil Lewis
Morfit. of Portland, was announced
Friday evening at dinner at the Alpha
Phi sorority at the University of Ore
gon at bugene.
A bouquet of roses in the center of
the table concealed the tiny envelopes
which told the news of the betrothal
Miss Page is a sophomore at the uni
versity and is a member of the Alpha
Phi aorority. Mr. Moifit is a graduate
of the university in the class of 1922
and is a member of Sigma Nu. The
wedding date has not been set.
Mrs. rredenck Page, rred Page
and Miss Helen Carson motored to Eu
gene for the event. They remained in
Eugene for the week end and attended
the U. of O.-O. A. C. football game at
Corvallis Saturday.
Lost Lake Trapper Disappears
Lost Lake road crews and forest
fficials Tuesday expressed alarm over
trapper by the name or Walker, who
isappeared from his lakeside camp a
week ago. W. A. Langille, superin
tendent of forestry road work, says
that be telephoned to all outlet points
only to learn that no one had seen the
man. It is feared that he baa fallen
victim to some injury in a remote
spot.
Buy Your Winter Coat Here Now And Save A Lot
Winter is juft beginning and you will get the full season's wear and comfort for a
great deal less than you possibly could if we were not closing out these lines.
While the first few days of the sale naturally took some, there are still some of the
best ones left. These cold days and these low prices will clean out these nice, warm
coats quickly.
Men's All-wool Overcoats, 1 4 Q C
dark gray and brown miitnres y Vu
Ladies All-wool Velour Coats, dOQ 4 C
Chamois lealier-Iioed, Lamb collar & caffs fL U t U
Men's Tweed Overcoats, All-wool,
also Light Tweed Raynster Raincoats .
Ladies' Plaid-lined Coats, All-wool,
Inverted Pleats in bad and Full Belt
$19.45
$34.85
Men's Wool Rayn&er Raincoats,
Light and medium weights in ray er bra..
$12.50
Ladies' All-wool "Verite" Tweed Suils, dOQ QC
colors blue and rose, coats fuDsatin-liDed..plO OD
Bargain Basement Specials will pay you big returns for going down stairs
Ladies' Hih Grade Red Cross Shoes and Oxfords $1.98, Ladies' and Crowing Girls'
Quality Shoes and Oxfords $2.98, Ladies All Silk Petticoats $2.98, Wellworth
Waists, Slightly Mussed 59c, Ladies' All Wool Tuxedo Sweaters $4.38, Boys' AH
Wool Overcoat, 14 yrs. $4.95, Ladies' Comfy Felt Slippers, Colors 98c, Child
rens' Black Kid Button Shoes 95c. Our Big Daily Specials Are Worth Double the Price. Those
Beautiful DoHs at 49c are Saturday s Specials.
Men's Heavy Wool Sox
34c
d VJJrJL
Lmr U xtmaaiiY
Men's New Dress Shirts
95c
We have secured a large flock of cornfed Hood
River Turkeys, last May hatch. They're fine. Order
now, in order to make sure of one of these fine, fat
birds for your Thanksgiving Dinner.
While at the Portland International Livestock Show we purchased one of the
first prize yearling Herefords from the grand champion load exhibited there.
Come in next Saturday and get a real steak or roast from beef of a Blue
Ribbon Steer. While we paid a premium for this steer, we are going to sell it to
our patrons for the regular market price.
THE LAURNELL MARKET
KEIR BUYS SMITH
BUILDING ANNEX
A. S. Keir, who has occupied a tec
tion of the building for 17 years, has
purchafed from the estate of the late
E. L. Smith the Smith building annex,
located on Oak street. The structure is
in the center of the business district.
Mr. Keir paid $15,000 for the brick
structure.
A portion of the building is occupied
by the book & Art Store.
AT THEJTHEATRES
THE RIALTO
Friday and Saturday, November 24
and 25, direct from Portland now
showing at the Rivoli theatre, I'riscilla
Dean in the greatest fcreen triumph, a
screen adaptation or Uuida s famous
book, "Under Two Flags," with Miss
Dean as Cigarette. Also Topics. Fa
bles and International News. Mat
inees 10 and 35 cents. Evenings, 30
and 50 cents.
Sunday, one day only. November 26.
the Goldwyn special, "Always the
Woman," with an all star cast, Pathe
Keview and "Young Ideas, a one reel
comedy.
Monday and! Tuesday November 27
and 28, Clara Kimball Young in her
great screen offering, "The Hands of
Nara,"fa big gripping offering telling
the story of the most beautiful hands
in the world. Also "Felix, the black
Cat." and the first of our Pop Tuttle
comedies, entitled "Pop Tuttle'a Movie
Queen, featuring Dan Mason, the
originator of "The Toonerville Trol
ley" comedies. Tuttle comedies are
the funniest ever shown on any screen.
Iso raise in puces.
Wednesday and Thursday. November
ana su, wm. s. Hart In "White
Oak." Also "Miracles of the Jungle"
iNo. 5. "lhe Storm in the Dpsprt
and the two reel comedy, "Short
Weieht. Continuous show Thursdav.
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inankf giving.
Friday and Saturday, the picture
that is now playing to record buxiness
at the Wue Mouse, Portland, "Where
Is My Wandering Boy Tonight?"
Monday and Tuesday. December
and 5, The American Light Opera Co.
presenting, "The Bohemian Girl" and
'Martha. The identical company
that played Robin Hood here last year
at exactly half the admirsiun. Two
shows for the price of one last vear
Lntire floor and balcon$ 1.10. Seats
on tale Saturday. November 25. at
Rialto.
Vera Kolstad and the Wurlitzer daily.
Matinee every day, 2 p. m.
THE LIBERTY
Friday and Saturday. November 24
and 25, Harrv Carey in a return en
gagement of his famous picture, "The
Fox." Also Puffalo Bill serial. "The
Trails of Peril."
Sunday erlv. November 20. ClaHvs
Walton in The Trouper," and Pathe
News. "The Trouuer" is the story tf
the life of a little show girl.
Frank Munroe at the piano.
3C
Dr. Detro Opens OfEc ia flood Purer
After December 1 Dr. Dutro wi!l oc
cupy the ofJx-ea in the Hall tuildirg.
over Puller Bark, hicb hsve been
successively occur ied since the t uildirg
erected ly 1'rs. Watt, McVay and
kanaga. sharing Room 7 as a reception
rxm with Dr. U H. Jenkins. Dr.
Dutro takes pleasure in announcirg
hat he has entirely recovered from the
!!r.fs which corrrl!e1 him to atardon
is Hor-d River ofrre a ear ago and it
om able to give bis entire tirre to the
practice of his profession. OSce bcurs
2 to 5 p. m.. and ry appointment.
Teler hone r,orr.fr wiii a( ;ar in the
profess onal card in thia paper.
At
tention
tar il
neves
If the party who stole my
Fordsmobile on the night of Nov.
20th, has any trouble with the
WESTINGHOUSE BATTERY
in it during the next year and
half, it will be . repaired free of
cost or a new battery given at any
Westinghouse
Service Station
GIBBS BATTERY STATION
REV. HUTCHINSON
TALKS TO MEN
A large gathering of men of city and
valley were present Monday night at a
dinner of the Men's Brotherhood of
Riverside church. Chief speaker of
the occasion was Rev. R. A. llutchin
son, pastor of the Upper Valley United
church, who recentlly came here from
Oakland.
Mr. Hutchinson, who came from Ire
land only eight years ago, told intere t-
mg stories of the Uuld Countbry.
MRS. ANABEL'S
FUNERAL FRIDAY
Funeral services for Mrs. C F. Ana
bel. of Taft, Calif., who passed away
last Wednesday at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Ralph S. George, were con-
ducted from the Anderson chapel Fri
day, Rev. W. H. Boddv officiating.
Mrs. Anabel, who was years old.
came nere recently, wiping to regain
her health in the Oregon climate.
FREE TURKEY, GROC
ERIES; THANKSGIVING
W are giving a turkey valued at to
and a basket of groceries valued at 13
for the Urst and next bet estimate on
the number of grains of corn eaten by
two turkeys during the two days pre
ceding Thanksgiving.
The turkejs wiil te iej in our wm
or and the Teles ard details of the
contest will be rxted there. City
Marshal Hart wiil count the corn.
Open to evryore. Costs you r.ott-
THE SAMTA KT HaKKLi
iiolman & Samuel.
On tee Heights
New Crop
Nuts
are now in and the quality
of our stock is most
excellent
Soft-Shell Walnuts
Fancy I. X. L. Almonds
Large Fancy Brazils
New Sicily Filberts
Imported Salted Almonds
New Shelled Walnuts
Salted Shelled Pecans
Fresh Salted Peanuts
Fancy Cluster Raisins
are now ready
at
The Star Grocery
"Good ThLntoEat
PERIGO & SON
Bfnre yon bor an automobile oa
should the new Siuiebaker at the
Cameron Motor Co.
o