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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1928 Mr. and Mrs Wm. 8h«*cts, of Port- BRIEF local MENTION an«r, s(H'nt the week end here with M" »’ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! ,h_J 4_ h _4 Mrs. Sheets' sister, Mrs. J. R. Nickei- sen and faintly. They expect to move fits c apir.ell?C,’rtet8~Mr’ «red Howe »sin to Arbuckle, Calif., to make their «13 Cascade Avenue. Tel. 2464 ¡21 tf home. J’*’1 Sole"’ ,*e8t «I “ll at Harry Dean, eight-year old son of Tin* A[»ple Growers Ass« s'la tlon Is Smith s. Second st. Mr. and Mis. Hurry Conuaway, is now having two motor trucks equipped and the proud (sisscHsor of a tine bicycle. will launch a unique advertising cam <^r aj^le iH)Jt 4ta cmig man made tlie - money for paign ataut the first of (»ctotar. The cler office and hare thinA witen n.*eded his Idke selling fruit during the sum tru« ks will <*arry applra ;*and will tie mer vacation. aii'o/ongon Hd" yeu"*’ utilized for displaying the various Mrs. Lulu Rumi Horning and «laugh gradra and varieties of apples, < me of ter, Elizais th. Mrs. M. V. Rand, Mrs. tlie cars will start east for a trip .. ........ - Luella Turner Rand and daughter, through Kansas and other middle One of the reasons why Black Bear Uuion Made Overalls Ethel, motored from Portland to at western Btates. while the second will are better value is because they use 45 yds. of the best Denim For Rale — New ami old (nia.te ui>) tend th« Pioneer Associating meeting leave f«lr California. W. J. A. Baker, «Site a inemts'r of tlie Association's lns(s*c- in making 1 dozen pair, where other makes use 36 yards. Monday. The Woman's Auxiliary of Riverside tlon staff, Htid C. N„ Clarke; Black Bear Work Shirts are better than others for the same «.iL.1'«“'6 t*ken,1tl,e agency for tne Bar- ehureli will meet Friday at 2.30 p. in. local druggist, will have charge a||C0r'k’1“- • C' i4' I’1"'»" I his closes the year. Officers for next trucks, which will ta out for ataut six reason. Another reason is the way they are made; they don’t year will is* eirated. All are urged to months. They will thoroughly cover V Jo th«* southeast, son 111 west and middle rip; the buttons stay on. Insist on getting value for your For Sale—New and old (made up) conn* nnd (aty memtarship dues and west, according to Sales Malinger 1*. F. fe«*s. x. Site ...... money; don ’t consider price alone. Clark. Mr. mi«l Mrs. H. K. Davenport enter The trucks are so equipts'«! that they tained the following Portland guests can ta iqieiied ill three sections on the Black Bear Work Shirts sell for $1.00 and are worth it over the week end i District Attorney gides. Tliey will carry exhibit spaces, Black Bear Overalls sell for $2.00 and really are worth more. and Mrs. Stanley Meyers. Mr. and Mrs. evening by appointment, Tel. 3'43. tf to show viirieti«*s and (lie methods useil House For Sale —Small, live rooms, Little, and Mrs. Wiiiteley. Tliey were in ¡lacking th«* fruit. They will visit mirdern near high school. Call I. E joined for a dancing party at tlie Co earlot buyers in all cities and aid tliem liindda Gorge Hotel Saturday evening in conducting canqmigiia for popularlz 1 aft, ofiiee, 4251 ; resitlonce, 32111. o4 by .Mr. and Mrs. Le Taft. ing the Bin«* Diamond brand produet J. D. Smullln, of Mount I..... . WHS Til«* Pythian Sisters next down Smitr<biy getting harvest sup will give a birthday dinner Mondvv Tlie trucks will carry n full supply o nt «45 advertising matter. On th«* aid«*« will pile«. 81»“ * o'clock lit the old K. P. luill. All Pyth Is* (minted reproductions of tlie Asso Men’s All Leather Work Shoes Men’s Waherise Horse Hide Shoes J. R. Edgar was down from Dec Sat- ian Sisters mid memtara of their fam ciation's colored (sisters. $2.46 $2.96 lirduy getting ready for the apid ■ lnCr ilies mid Knights of Pythias and their vest. will’s are invited to be preaellL Jiacll Men’s Tan Calf Army Shoes Men’s 8-in. Leather Work Shoes H. B. Bead Monday started n class nienitar is asked to tiring a penny for eight, radio eutjiusiasts in a study eaeli year of his age. $3.96 $3.96 Miss Dorothy Wlsslnger lias l«*ft on Mrs. J. M. .Johnson mid small son mi extended tour of the Uiiit<*«l Htates Men’s 8-in. Cordovan Shoes Men’s 8-in 1000 Mile Shoes wei>' here from White Salmon Sntur- ami Canada. Hlie left for eastern Can dn.v shopping. ada over (lie Canadian Pacific. Stop« $4.60 $6.60 (From tin* monthly review of busi M. R. t'atherwood. of th«* Oregon will lit* mud«* at Banff, take Louise ness conditions publtahed by the Sun mid nt eastern points, iilong the noted Lumtar < o. ottice at lie«*, was liere Franehwft»' Fislernl Reserve Bank). trmisi'oiitinciitnl line. Miss Wlsslnger Monday «filling oji friends. Deciduous fruit crops of tin* district will visit New York City nnd then go are maturing rapidly, and a large part H. Gross nnd family wer«* in Port tn New Orleans. Hhe will return of the crop lias nlreiidy taen marketed. land tl*e (nist week eclebrating Jewish over the Southern Pacific througli Cal The condition and forecasted yields of New Year holidays. ifornia. - - the prinei(ial deciduous fruits grown Dr. E. L. Scolwe mid A. S. Keir n..~--- .. Dr. mid Mrs. Geo. W. Stryker, ae- were nt Redmond last week looking compnnied by their son. Jia1 Stryker, hi California changed hut little during •Inly, with tlie exception of tin* grap«* THF house of PERSO na : lifter ranch interests, student, at tin' Annu(s>lis Naval Acad*- crop which suffered considerable «Inm E. It. Lafferty and family, who have emy, a|a-nt the week eml here the ag«* from mildew. The exact amount iieen living at Tumalo, have removed ll guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Bell. of tlie loss is not yet ascertainable. to tin* vnIley. Mrs. Stryker ami Mrs. Bell are sisters. In the Pacific Northwest large*yields Mr. mid Mrs. A. W. Isbell havi Young Mr. Stryker, who recently com of most fruits are anticipated. Pre- 1H II II 11 94 94 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 >|j liere from Prince Edward Iximid. moved to the Brosius residen««* on pleted a- cruise in water* around the v lolls estiliiiites of the 1923 eommer Mrs. Ferguson Givra Original P FINS, FI RS AND FEATHERS j Hcmiilinavian countries, is now spend cinl apple crop in Oregon and Wash Oak str«s*t. An interrai Ing feature of the Pio Eldin Weldon, ' of Husum, Wasli., ington have Is'cll increased, and tlie , The family of G. I'. Morden has re- ing a furlough with home folks. probabk* yiciiT is 'now placed at 31. n il i I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I | | | | .. rancher, who was liere Monday visiting neer meeting last week was the read turm'd from the .Mosier orcluird (dace the H ihx I River <'reiimery, told a gissl ing by Mrs. J. E. Ferguson of original (bushels), compared <*ompared 995,000 (bushels), to their home on Cascade avi'iiu«*. The V. ('. Gorst family, of North bcur story. Tin* day before Mr. Wel- ¡meins. The (amina follow: of 25,992,000 25.(HI2.(MM) boxei boxes WEDDINGS with n of Born To .Mr. mid -Mrs. Robert V. these two states last Bend, possess«-* a big yellow cut whose <loll had lieen called to s«*areli the (bushelH) Turnbull. Thursday. September 20, a Evening in Hood River Department of Agricul- iiiqiellation is Sum. says tla* Coos liny woods for Ills cows. Tin* herd laid year. The Boardwell-Fisher 9>/2 (Hiund son. • 1 I iw -n« - «1« ”l , TTTl t I I, > >>. .« , 1 - ’ « 1 * _ I t l Il< a. . fmW ♦<♦- ret m*ti- In nne at nirtkhrg Hine. • ' • • jw V -taf crop rrjsirt -fTm-casts .1 1 1 1 1 H Tlie evening shad«*« gather around our At a (Hilly ccreiiioii.v nt !» o’clock a tofiTt r-oinmercint nppiv (irodwthm hoiiBehold. with more th an usual _He saw iLjm.rt of the aiiimata in a Miss Helen Knight entertHiiHs|. a Valley; party of friends at bridge nt her West Tuesday morning, Miss Mary Fisher, of ta.<>31.00<> bushels (taxes) in tlie honor, following an exploit of Sunday. drnw mid heurd u mils«* in «lense un Tlie day with its toil and care is daughter of Thomas Fisher. taenme Sid«* liome last Friday evening. For some tim«* (Mist tish have been derbrush on a hillside above a trail United States. The 1922 commercial tli rough; A. W. EMes Realty Company tradea the bride of Perry L. Boardwell, me apple crop in the United States totaled diaa|>|M*aring from the tisli |s>nd on (lie lie was negotiating. Thinking some of We turn from our orchard and home Gorst plaix* In a mysterious manner. hia cows were in tlie brush, he de «hat you don’t want for what you do chanical suiierintendent of the Rialto 93,270,000 bushels (boxea). ' cares Spray it around your rooms want. Write them. fi<>7 Chamber of theatre. Tlie wedding occurred at. St. Prices obtained for deciduous fruita, At tlie same time Sam. wlio is a niila- cided to crawl througli a tunnel be To Mount I local with ita golden hue. Commerce Building, Portland, Or. <>11 Murk's Episcopal church', Rev. Lind whether in the fresh fruit market, Idy peaceabk* cat. living in quiet har neath tlie thorny growtli mid get ta- and close ,them up—the flies otlicintiug. from canhers, or in the drilli form. mony with tlie family dog. and never liind them. lie duck«*d Ills head and Th«* laat rays of the setting sun Searches of records and reliable ab ley II. Miller Mrs. Fred Howard was matron of liav<* ls*en lower than for some years having lss*n known to hunt trouble ¡lushed ills way through the brush. IAnger on field of eternal ice and stracts ma«ie by Oregon Abstract Com all die in a very short time. snow, mid Miss Alic«* Rogers was past. Many growers, rather than ac- with Ills feline neightars. Ims at sev After advancing for 50 feet under the pany, A. W. Onthank, Manager, 305 honor hrldesiiuiid. Mr. Boardwell wus at- ee]it prevailing prices fur canning and eral times iip(M*iired' with «' di'spentte twisted mid intertwining.boughs he <le- Giving to us God’s handiwork Oak Street. Phone 1521. jv20-tf Tended by Arthur S.'KoIsfad. Kdward looking scratches upon liis body. cided to look up mid get Ills taarings. in th«* grandest coloring man will ever Harmless to persons but Rattling windows are a pest! Nu- nnd Bussell Volstorff were ushers. drying fruits, have shipis-d a larger know. Kis'ently, Mrs. (hirst heard a terri “I raised my eyes." said Mr. Weldon, Metal Weatherstrip will stop them. Music whs furnished by the Episco|ial proportion of their crops than usual ble squealing and yowling in the re "mid looked square into tlie e.v«*s of a Easy to put on. See Emry I.umber A choir. accompanied on the organ by to the fresh fruit markets. This ten gion of the ¡said, and talking out dis- huge she bear. I was paralyzed, but We gaze on the mountain so rosy and sure death to flies. grand— F'uel Company. , s20tf Mrs. 8. G. Oxijorrow. The choir sang. dency is in part res(Hinsible for the covered Sam in battle with a large for only a moment. That old taar heavy railroad movement of Califor A camao outlined in ■ field of blue— If you can’t sell—traiie. tat us help “< i Perfect Ixive.” mink. Tin* two Were clinched, didn ’ t seem ready to give the least lilt and Comes in bottles with a nia fruits thus far this season. Tlie finished work of a master mind. .you. A. W. Estes Realty Company. 607 Mr. and Mrs. Boardwell left on a Transportation facilities for the came rolling together down tlie hill of ground. My s«>nH<*s returned witli a Given to the world for mt* and for yon. Chamber of Commerce Building, Port- honeymoon for central Oregon (stints. among the gooseberry bushes, Jerk mid I did a back flip in tliat sprayer. At movement of the perishable fruit crops lifnd, Or. oil Out of town visitors here for th«* alsmt tliat time the dog ol|servcd his brush. I do not know Junt how I made We turn from our view, rested from Mr. mid Mrs. C. (’. Casey were down wedding were: Mrs. Edwin (’. Etarly, of, California have ts*en adequate thus (Mil’s trouble und rushed to help, lie. it, hut I fairly cut a swath of thorny care, from their I'jqs'r Valley place lust of Bend, sister of the bride; Mrs. II. L. far tills season. The railroads have too, grablied the mink, and the fish brush through the dense growth.” A resolution in our heart, in His foot % pint 50c; 1 pint 75c we«'k making preparations for the Keenan and Mrs. Williams, of The increased their refrigerator ear mid thief found himself susjH'iided in mid step« to walk; Mr. Weldon hurried home mid se- icing <*quipnient, larger loads p»*r car a(qile harvest. v I »lilies. To make perfect our apples, our tar 1 quart $1.25 ar«* being < arri«*d. nmt a faster sched air, a cat and dog having hold of him, cured li|s rifle. He mad«* a detour to 5 ries our pears, catch tlie Is-iir in the rear, but *h<> had Mrs. B. (J. Davidson nml son. tawis, ule than in previous years Is Is-ing on«* at <*ach end. He must have ta H« hm | River enthusiasts when <>f DiiBas, returning frntn n three Miller-Burton maintained both In the movement of very uueomfurtalde, not being by. nu tied. He diacuvered that the noiae lie And ever we talk. months' motor trip, were .guests <>f loaded ears eastward and empty curs llin' elastic, nnd tb<* two animals hud thought mad«* by his cows wa* ap Norman M+lh-r ami Ixiretta Burton, Mrs. Jennie Hunt over the week end. (iiiTtal without mercy. Filially Hum parently iirodiard by culm scratching of Barrett, were marrhil at tlie imine w«*stwnrd. Th«* railroads serving Cal Last Lake Will Chapman and Maurice Kinsey of the bride's parents Sunday evening ifornia re|sirt that when the is'iik of wearied of I i I h latar, having siifiTeri*«! for acorns under fhe^oak tri*es In an have left to enter O. A. <’. Kenneth by Rev. J. B. Lister. Only relatives of the shipping s«‘jison is reached in late Hi-veral wounds in tlie.first encounter, o | m * ii place alsive tlie trail. There's a wonderful lake in our moun McClain mid Rufus Sumner luivi* left the bride nnd groom were present. August mid early Hepteintar, they will mid resign«-«! Ills captive to Friend tains gr«*eu. The season's first la'iir for tlie Upper Where tlie moat beautiful reflexions Dog,- who managed to dispatch tills to enter Hie University of Oregon. After the ceremony a delicious supper have approximately 44,475 refrigerator disturber of tlie household. Valley was killed Sunday bp Phil Par may Is* seen — B. W. Vandiver has arrived from was served. We nil wish them a long curs in service. Ill addition to thes«' I’eace now reigns over tlie (Jorst rott. Brillìi, weighing 250 (siuiida. was A mountain covered with ice and snow The Dalles and will speml the next nml happy life in their new liome lit ears owned by the westi-rn roads, it is shot on the ranch (dace of Judge I. L N. home, when* dog and ent rest after the «■stimnted tliat from tl.OUU to 7.<M)0 re And brightly mirrored in the waters few months with the Hood River Fruit Frankton. Subscriber. frigerator curs owned by lin«*s in battle. The mystery of th«* disnpis'ar- Blowers, about a quarter of a l mile talow. Co., engaged in Ila* a(i|ile harvest. from tlie Parrott home. ing fish Is solved, the marauder inis other parts of tlie country may is* tem Your shoes half soled and heeled This crystal lake was lost, long long Harris-Hixon Is-en vnnquish«*d, anil Wilbur Gorst Is porarily availaldi* for service here at ' while yon wait. Qniek work our strong ago, in (HiHHession of a handsome mink skip. th«* height of the senson. Tiler«* wen* Th«* wedding of, Ben Harris, of Sub point. Smith’s Champion Shoe Shqp. When the Indian roamed with arrow limity, and Miss Allee Hixon, of Park- approximately 42.00« refrigerator cars Richard’s Bldg., Second st. ml5tf and taw. Ruins and file lower temperatures used during tin* 1022 fresjli fruit slii|e dale. oc«'urr<*<l nt 3 o'clock Tuesday We pay cash for your old furniture or But we have found Oregon's gt*ms so jdng s «* iisoii in ('iilifornin. mid 53.901 of the past week have cleared Hood' aftermsm at the parsonag«* of* tlie First make »‘litarai alkiwance on new goods. bine. river until fishing Is now tatter than if Call Hackett Hill, Kelly Bros. Co. Fur Christ Inn church, Rev. J. C. Hanna ears of fresh <le«'idiioilH fruits were Ims Is-en lit liny season. Anglers re- And built there a road, nature's beaut shi|i[M'd from the, stilt«*. Coinmcr< liil officiating. Mr. mid Mrs. Harris will niture Exchange. ml7tf ies to view. Apple* Off for Rio estimates of th«* (sissllil«* total move |s>rt s|s>rt the (Mist several days ns fine The Empire Players will play a one- A. W. Estes Realty Company “Trades iiuike their liome nt Gates. ment (I i I h h «' iih < iii rang«* from 50,000 to mid numerous strings of handsome w«-ek engagement nt tlie Rialto start Tlien com«* to tast take our tarrie« to The Aiqile Grower« AMoclation an- anything anywhere.” Write them to mountain trout have Is-en «'aught. The ing Wednesdii.v, OctolsT 19. and finish gilt her; <15,000 cars. Will iants-Want land day. «07 Chamber of Commerce Build full run of salmon trout Ims tagmi ah<l ing their engagcni«*nt Octotar 1«. Tills To fish, to swim or to row, if you’d nounced that the President Haye«, scheduled to «all Friday from Port many fishermen are «-etching tin* company has a repertoire of tin* great ing, Portlsn«!, Or. The wedding of Arthur Williams, of rather. Apple Movement is Inrreasing land, carried 2,000 taxe* of King, gamey fiali in the lower river. Willis Brailhy. who now resides Myrtle Point, nnd Miss Esther Want est stage succesM-s and will pr«*H«>nt a Rut come, s«*o tlie rafieetlon* at morn Gravenatein and Winter Banana Tli<* apple movement is steadily near PI kh 'I i I x . Ariz., where he lias won land. of tills city, occurred Wednesday diffenjit Idll eneli evening^ Tlu*y come or lit even ___ _ non* ns a lettuce ntta-r. ta I ht «*- v isi t- rrf first w«*«'k nt thc pnnsinatre of ttajgntn+njr in~v<dnmv. The in text tafieinl |" Motor trm-ta-tatttal wtftr dtarrbnt ■ to tli«' Rinito highly recomnien«Ie<r*an<i Of Mount Il<s>d and the (dues and the (ilea and d'Anjou pear« dratlned Rio de Janeiro. The fruit wa« Ing cans, «nine here from the Bonne report of shipments, those of Friday, First Christian church. Rev. J. C. ing relatives ami friends. this engageiiK'lit is In the nature of a glories of Heaves. ward«*«! an a trial shipment Mr. mid Mrs. C. J. Gordon were Hanna officiating. The young couple showed a total from all states of 51H ville stilt«* tish hnli'her.v Inst week iiik I tcHfi to see if H« hm I River cares for South American metropolis. cars, of which 14 cars moved from engaged In trmis]s>rtlng 7.* i 0.< nni Raiii- dramatic stock to tlie extent of sup- down the latter part of last w«'« k from will make lludr horn«* in Portland. My Trees Oregon. 59 from Washington and 9 taw trout from the new stilt«* hatchery (Hirting n coin(Miny for a W«*ek's en- their Upper Valley liome |ire(siriiig for Wum Prarbra Fine on Dea«l Point creek to various tribu gagein«*nt. if this cngagem«*nt is suc The trees arounii my house are mine— from Idaho. Martha Alec Visits Celilo the n|i|dc harvest. Contract sales nt-shipping (mints taries of Hood river. Hatchery mid cessful (lie compHny will play II imm I Tile ISinglas fir, the old white pine, tate Crawford peaehra of Ralph Davies was down from Park Indians at Celilo Falls gathered nt wer«* made nt recent ¡»rices. Wenat- County Glime Association officili Is de The oak sig, sturdy and so straight ; county are of firn* quality thia dale Saturday arranging for his appl<* the riipi«la then* to spenr salmon, held «•h<*e sold Jonathans, extra fancy, me clare that the Rainbows propagated nt I River every few Weeks for a week's To nilae it "would a lifetime take. Mr*. Lydia Martell, of Three Mlle harvest sii|i|dies. He says the I (>;s'r n pow wow Holiday when Mr. mid Mrs. dium to large, nt $1.4U<ii 1.75; Deli the new hateliery have grown remark engagement. Popnlnr prices will pre cr«*ek. last w«*ek presented; • box to Valley crop this srason will be fine. Bert Stranahan arrived with Mur cious. extra fancy, medium to large, at ably well this year. The fingerlings vail mid niatinci'S will ta given each We gaze into the branches green Saturday mid Sunday. Watch for fur And see the leav«*s and acorns screen The Dalle« Chronicle that packed 32 Dr. Donald Nickelson motor«'«! up tha Ah*e, ag«*«l ehieftess of th«* hs-al 92.25ftt2.59, mid Winesaps at $1.55ft/: distributi'd were luallhy mid husky. ther announcements In next week's A robin's nest with eggs ao blue. to the tax. Tlie fruit, placed on dis from I’ortlmid for n week end visit colony of aborigines. Mr. mid Mrs. 91.75. In other districts, choice Jona Next season, it is anticipated, sev (MljH'is'. play, create«! considerable attraction. And a squirrel slyly (ss-ps at you. with Ills parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Stranahan were en route for a day’s thans, 10 per cent flve-tier, brought eral million fry will Is* (yopagntoil nt Tlu* children ¡day and the China pheas visit with the latter's mother. Mrs. < ’ . the Dead Point hatchery for «lisirlbti HSftJfiOc. Nickelscn. First Frost Friday Night Stevenson Pioneer is Dead ants come home tlon In this county mid waters of Des- A. F. S. Steel«* and P. F. Clark wer«' M. Fowler, of Rufus. They lire old From tlie orchards where they love to The season's first frost prevailed in chutra county. George Stevenson, a pioneer of Ska- in Portland last« Friday on biislticss. friends of Martha, who is widely Emry Grows Big Potatoes roam. the nild-Columbla Friday night. While mania county, Washington., for whom Mrs. Clark nix-ompanied her liiislinnd known among Indians of this si^tioii A woodpecker brave and a saucy him* the frost was insufficient to kill gar Hoy Bruci' lina aliipped seven allver the county seal of that county was M. L. Emry. who cultivates a por to the <1ty, the ¡sirty motoring down. mid who is always «ailed to homes of jny tion of Ids backyard, had n premier den truck, it was ideal, according to from Pomeroy. Wash., to the- mimed, it was learned last week by Sirs. S. E. Bartniess is In 4’ortland flic redskins when family sorrow or strawberry patch this year, in addi foxes Neem to say, "We've come to stay. ” West Side place of W. T. Furry. Mr. local pioneers, killed himself In 8e- orchardlst*. for coloring apples. Grow com«*. visiting tlie fmnilles of her son mid troubles Martini, a dignlfl«*d old woman, de- tion to all tlie bertira the family could Brine pinna on estahlisbing n eommer ers say that weather conditions are shooting hlnisclf in tin* head, I look at the birds, the busy taes, daughter. Earl K. Bnrtm«'ss mid Mrs. cliin'd it was one of the most wonder us«*. I k * grew potat«M*s for his home use. cinl fox farm, lie dednrra that lie hna attic, turning out just right for bringing the Mr. Stevenson settled ill Skamania All tlie wonderful life in my tr«*<>s; W. B. Small. ful «lays of lier life. When slie left for planting the tubers tad ween the tarry found mld-l'idumldn climatic condi county in territorial «lays. lie former Tlie golden liutterflh** that flit anti heavy apple tonnage to perfect ma F. J. McKeown, traveling inspector liome scores of Indian men mid women vines. Although he gave the spuds (ions mlajited to raising foxes of tine ly owned fish wheels below the Cas turity. fly for the PiK-ilic Fruit Express, was here accompanied her to the automobile. littl«* care, lie is now harvesting pota fur. All eighth silver fox is en route cades of th«* Columbia. Under tli«* clear, blue summer sky. • * > Tuesday making pr«'(iarations for the Is'iiring gifts of salmon, smoked mid toes of n size tliat is attracting Htten- Abner Peeler Invente«! Typewriter Tin* (mople who pass on the road that handling of the senson’s big apple ton fresh, mid other offerings. The ton- tion. Mr. Emry has potato«** tliat winds tiy. While publicity re«*ently announced nage. iHiiii of the machine was piled high. weigh In excess of two pounds. The children -who piny or in the shade otherwise, Mrs. A. Whiteman and J. F. Beeatwe of tlie Thor washing ma- lie. I’eeler have (ia(*ers to allow that their eliine s|s « liil sale, th«* I*n«Hle Powes * Snow Falls on Mountains Trunk Delivered at Library Alt on joy God** free*—they are not fath«r. Aimer Peeler, Invented the first Light Co. «dlice will remain o|S'ti until mine; typewriter ever displayed in America. Mrs. Eliza Walt, county librarian, While light showers prevailed curly 1» p. ill. Saturday evening. Septemtar I could not own them, for they are Mr. Pis'ler was an Iowa man. who had Friday on lower levels snow fell ini found a mystery trunk nt the building 29. thine. a gunsmith's shop at Webster. T. I>. Winkley. of Chicago, owner of tlie other day. It contained nn array Mount Hood nml Mount Adams, reach of wearing apt<arel. apfatrenfly packed ing well down Into the timberline. a larg«* I'mierwisitT onliarrf. wns here Included with the Sunshine followed the precipitation, Tueadny culling on E. <>. Blmulmr. for a Journey. however, was an old un- clearing tlie smoky atmosphere and Th«* two men were r«*nr«*<l in tlie same clothes, ____ _ abridged Wehscter's dictionary. Mr*. Isitii (milks were resplendent. county in Wisconsin. Walt "dora not know whether tin* trunk Orctiardlsts welcomed the rain and ............... Portland, is Norman Canflehl. of The Eskimo don’t care for a little thing like left hs a gift to charitable lnsti- subsequent lower tein(ieratiires. Frost i'”a " "memls'r of th«* staff of Dan was tlous or whetiier some traveler, un was declared a need to color fast ma zero wind blowing in his front door. But Wnille A <’o. Mr. and Mrs. < anfleld acquainted with the city, left it at tlie turing red varieties of apples. and two children are . making tlielr library thinking it was a railway sta you are not an Eskimo and YOU will appre homo on Hull street. tion. Emry Gets Big Contrart ciate the comfort our Metal Weather Strip Fine mechanical condition^ Owner leaving Mr anil Mrs. D, B. Snow passc«l Mrs. Wait desires that the owner of The Gilpin Construction Co. last gives. through th«* city last Friday on the th«* trunk communicate with her. for South week closed a contract with tlie Emry way to Portland. Mr. Snow Is a mem Our Metal Weather Strip seals the doors Liimtar Co. for 93,090 f«*et of lumber, ber of tin* englnt*«'r's staff on the Ismp Davinson Expert* Better Return* which will ta used in construction of and windows up tight; it keeps'-the cold Highway. H. F. Davidson, while here last coffer dams for the Hood IUver-White C. Island Smith, now truffle man- wind out and the warm air in ; saves coal, ager for the Associated Fruit Com week from Portland, expressed opti Salmon Columbia river bridge. Piling mism over the apple markets of the and keeps out dust. for tlie idg span, preliminary work of pany. witli liemlquarters at Spokane, which is under wny, will lie furnished was liere last Saturday visiting fruit coming seanon. Prevents the rattle of windows aftd “Estimating this aeanoa's tonnage at from th«* forests in tlie Husum, Wash., shippers. doors when the cold winds blow. the same a* last year, wlwm an a(»prox- district. Rave Fuel - Bv «topping cracks a- imatc 2.000.000 Nixes were harvrated.” A dollar seventy five to two dollars will round windows sn«l doors with Nu-Met- said Mr. Davidson, “growers should Vinegar Co. to Rraeive Soon •l Weatherstrip which you esn easily receive an approximate fl759.000 more make the average door or window cold proof. put on yourself. S«*e tfmry Wliile definite date is not now for their product thia season than It’s edging on to Winter — better get Fuel Company. 82011 known, the Apple Vinegar Co. announc es tliat it will start early In October. H. 8. Braakman does painting, paper ready now. Definite announcement« will tie mad«» hanging and decorating. Have your ' Hotel Men to Get Koberg Cants Both these jobs in good condition and will house enameled inside and outside with next wi*ek. Repairing . guarantee for six years. Tel 2404, John Rollers Tuesday receive«! an make good apple trucks. Remodeling Braakman's Hard« are, Paint »"d Wall order for five crate* of cantnlou(M*s for English Lutheran Church tlie dinner to lie given In Portland to Building arper, Smith Building. Servie«** ls*gin nt, 11 o’clock. Special Mr anti Mrs. Cliarlra H. Sl. tton and day for a trainload of «*ast«*rn hotel Always get our choir mimic at all Services. Tlie Sun «laughter. Miss Jessie, mot«»red «<> E"' men. wtio are en rout«* to Isis Angeles Free and Catechumen class meet Their ™ *«n. ■ for the dedication of th«* new Hotel day school gene over the w«s*k eml Their Biltmore. Mr. Koberg's cantaloupes at 9.45. Choir rehearaal Thursday Architectural Paul Hletton. a student at the I . of Hood River, Ore, ’.iave won a Northwestwide reputation evening. Phone, 4121 Sarrica. accompanied them down to Eugene to|hi ASSOCIATION TO SEND OUT TRUCKS Swtet Orr & Co. and Black Bear Brands “Union Made” Work Clothes Are ways Dependable, Are Cut Full Size of Bedt Materials, Made Right Men’s Work Shoes Priced Lower Than Ever This Week FRUIT CROPS ARE REPORTED BETTER Leather Work Gloves 50c to $2.50 Men's Work Socks 15c to 65c Kill Those Flies With FLY-TOX The Star Grocery EMPIRE PLAYERS TO PLAY HOOD RIVER PERIGO & SON If you are an Eskimo you don’t Need our Metal Weather Strip D45 Buick Sampson Truck - -------- J TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY reenter college. for anility. P. Hilgen dort, Pastor. HOOD RIVER GARAGE . _______ _ Denby 2=ton Truck