The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, March 13, 1924, Image 2

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    HOODJUVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 13, 1924
BASEBALL PRACTICE
. TO BEGIN SUNDAY
We wish, positively, to announce that
The Glacier will not sponsor such ac­
tion. If In the beginning and through­
out the negotiations a constant and
strong opposition had been apparent,
The Hood River baseball club will
then litigation for blocking the deal hold Its first practice Bunday, when It
would have justification. In the face la anticipated that a full lineup will
be present on the new diamond devel­
of existing facta, it would be unfair oped on Paradise Farm just west of
THE AUTO PARK AGAIN
to the councilmen to thwart them l>y the city. Jack Wolf, catcher for the
If tn consistency the city conncil can such a measure. Council memliers do locala, will be present.' Wolf, who
refer to a vote of the people the mat­ not have an easy road in the adminis­ formerly played with lower Columbia
league teams, it is expected, will be
ter of tlie proponed new automobile tration of the public affairs. They named captain of the Ilood River
Smart styles and at a price far be|ow what
park, it will solve the problem of the give time and attention, gratuitously, tejint, which will play league games
decision on this matter, which for to city business. Those of us oppos­ with Dufur, Wasco, The Italics, White
the quality and workmanship should demand. We
some months has been hsjtglng fire. ing the park plans should have Inter­ Salmon and Goldendale.
Thursday, March 27, the ball team
It la our recommendation that tbe posed our objections in earlier stage« will sponsor a variety show given at
invite you to come in and see .thepi.
A remarkable variety at moderate prices, «
conncil members adopt the plea of of the negotiations as a guille for the Rialto theatre for raising funds
v.... 7
for incidental expenses. Thornton A
those wishing the referendum and council action.
Clever
straws
and
straws
combined
'with
silk.
*
We believe, however, that the city Isenberg will have charge of the show
aHow cltltena by their vote to decide
Which will include a monster country
All silk models that are seasonable all year round
on the park proposition. We believe council can, and still relieve them- store, vaudeville numbers and a
I that members of the council would selves of embaraasment or of having moving picture presentation.
and smart satins. Trimmings of chic bows, straw
' prefer that popular will rule in this their conscience hurt, delay their
braid, fancy ornaments, flow­
Bridge Men Visit Works
signing of purchase papers long
matter.
ers and feathers. Every colon
Elbert M. Chandler, of Tacoma,
The case of the new automobile enough to have the will of citizens
The largest assortment of Silk Hosiery in the
IK/'X-dl
registered by a vote. Spring is early member of the englnwrlng firm of
and
style
to
please.
Gray-
C
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tl
c
r;
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wtinw
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■ymtwr
city?
Eveiy color and shade desired at priceff
here. The conncil members havj^ been this year, however, and the develop- brought alxiut the new Interstate span,
Be sure and visit this de­
at work on it since last fall. The gen­ ment of one or the other i>ark prop­ was here Tuesday inspecting work on
suit. Let us supply your Hosiery needs.
eral plans for increased antomobile erties must la* started at once, An the Columbia river bridge. He de­
partment before you decide
park facilities, apparently, had popu­ election would have to be held at an clared that (Tews of the Gilpin Con­
on your new bonnet. Our
struction Co., considering the serious
lar support. The Chamber of Com­ early date.
delays caused by high water of the
styles are the newest and our
merce and Tnesilay Lnnch Club ap­
Columbia, hnd made excellent prog-
values unequalled.
pointed committees of Investigation
res».
Provided the annual spring
freshet
does
not
start
too
earlv,
It
is
and these committees, as we recall,
anticipated the »pan will be ready for
gave their support to movements for
traffic by October 1.
u
The Spring’s Newest
increased park .facilities. Opposition
T
J. A. MeCnrchern. head of the Gil­
to the park, proposition was inactive
Funeral services will be held at pin Construction Co., was here from
Riverside community church at 2.30 Meattie yesterday to in»i>ect the bridge
and apathetic.
But in the past few weeks there has this afternoon for Dr. E. O. Dutro, work.
With military or low heels, hand turned or
been a decided change, and In the past whose death occurred. Tuesday night,
We are offering some of
Judge Onthank is a grandpa again.
following the effects of internal hem­
walking
soles. Dozens of styles and patterns to
10 days the first concerted movement orrhages. Rev. W. 8. Gleiser, pastor Word ha» tieen received of the birth
the
biggest
values
in
Ladies
’
select from. Now is the time to purchase Spring
in opposition to the automobile park of the Odell Methodist church, will of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Karl
Onthank, of the University of Oregon.
New
Spring
Coats
that
can
has developed. It is our belief that officiate.
Footwear,
Dr’. Dutro, aged 54, was a native of The new Uttle girl is their third
today the citisens of Hood River
be imagined. Come in and
Fulton, Mo. Following his graduation danghter.
would voice a disapproval of the pur­ from Westminister College of Bur­
Card of Thanks
make your selection while
chase of the Batchelder tract. Indt*d. geons and Physicians at Bt. Louis, he
W
’
e
wish
to
express
our
sincere
was
for
two
years
house
surgeon
for
if they would not go so strong as to
the assortment is complete.
thanks to our friends and neighbors
oppose the purchase or any basis, the Missouri Pacific R. R. Company’s for their kind aid and sympathy at
A
special buy enables us to
hospital there. He came to Portland
STANDARD
they would voice disapproval of bny- about 1B98 and for two years was the time of our recent tiereavement
DESIGNER
offer you exceptional values
if you should desire anything in this line.
lng the property without long time assistant to Dr. A. E. Hockey. Then attendant on the fatal illness and
PATTERN
limitations on tbe old park. As nego­ for two years he was physician on a death of our husband and father. W’e
in
this
lot.
Second Floor
wuh the bblrobb
will hold in sacred remembrance those
tiations now stand, the city hns of­ British liner plying between Portland ministrations.
Mrs. F. A. Young
and Hong Kong. Dr. Dutro moved to
fered to take over the Batchelder Cascade Ixxiks, where in 1902 he and
and family.
NEMO, GOSS ARD AND AMERICAN LADY CORSETS
place at a price of $12,000, turning Miss Bertha Williams were married.
Bids for Transportation
over the old park at a valuation of They lived a year each in Cascade
Barrett School. Dial. No. 4, will re­
$8,000. Mr. Batchelder wiir guarantee Locks and Dufur and came to Hood
ceive bids for the transportation of For Bala—Flbe pigs, ready ;to wean. J. K For Rent—Llgbt housekeeping rooms. Tel
in 1906.
Farm For Rent sod For Hale—1 team hoi
Wanted —T” buv a second hand brooder,
that the old park property will not he River
m is
3832.
In|3tf
Dr. Dutro was secretary of the Cot­ high school pupils from Barrett dis­ Förden, pbone 6636.
coal burner, for C00 to 1000 chicks. Tel. Odell 1 milch oow, 1 Ijrood sow,30ehtekena, 8 geeae,
utilised for private park purposes for tage Hospital Association. In addi­ trict to Hood River high school for
157.____ ________ _____
____ __ m-JO 1 4 horse potato digger. 1 B-boree cultivator, 1
For Bale—Team of bays with harness. Hors­
For Kent—11 scree at Odell, the Henry Dnret
14 In. walking plow, 1 buss saw. 1 eat of har-
at least three years. Many believe tion to bls wife he is survived by two the year 1921-5. All bids to be in by es true, gentle, sound and not old. Weight properly.
Wanted — Garden spading, lawn work, or n«««. garden tools and household furniture.
Inquire of W. H. Bbelrbon, pbone
orchard work close In. Cali 2362.
m*2U Witbin Ji of a mile of good mill town on tbe
about
1300
each,
Troy
Bbelley,
telephone
Odell
Odell
326.
m3)
daughters,
Misses
Virginia
and
Delma.
April
1.
For
information
as
to
num
­
that it will be Impossible in three
rxsir
Highway. »400 oeah takes It. Address J. M.,
Dr. Dutro’s death brought a shock tier of pupils, route, etc., apply to the 2M.
Wanted—To buy a drop head sewing ma. care of Glacier.
For Kent—A « room cottage. Tel 2084. m«tt
mil
years to get the new park in condi­
chine nnd Ice box, a chiffonier and a minor.
to the community. He was recently clerk. The tmard reserves the right
For Bale —Good oats bay. Troy Bbelley,
tion, with funds that will be Avail­ seriously ill, bnt had made a fairly to reject any or all bids.
Odell 283.
fliSil
For Rent—Dairy and Frnlt Ranch, 386 acres, Call 6837.____________________________ m!3
Farm for lease on shares, fully equipped.
75acres under plow, U acres bearing orchard.
—Two prnaera. about 2 months Pbone Parkdale 8x1 between 7 and 8, morning
able, to meet the competition that may good recovery and was just resuming
By order of Barrett School Board,
For Hale—Apple, peach, pear and cherry Free waler, low rental. Edward Abellng, wo Wanted
k. also a man io make lawu. Call Park, or even g or write Mrs. L. Nax, Mt. Hood. m20
A. G. Wing,
mat)
trees. We hevea full line of general nursery Goldendale, Wash.
spring np from the old park in private his practice. He was a man generally
dale 26, W. H. McGuire.
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stock. Phons Parkdale 116 or write C. T. Raw-
Will sell or rent my place two miles couth
District Clerk.
liked. He was held in highest esteem ml3-20
hands.
eon, Parkdale.
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For Kent—Furnished apartments for rent.
Dee on Parkdale road. A R. Nickels, Dse,
Wanted
—
I
desires
good
man
to
farm
my of
by bis fellow physicians and citizens
A
Iso
4
room
bouse
Pbone
3001.
f
‘
2
8tr
phone
Parkdale 18
as
Place on shares. t^Have a good tenant bouse.
It is onr honest belief, based upon of the community. Many yesterday
Christian Science Lecture
For Hale—A needle valve oil burner brooeer,
Phone 6>B.
'
fattf
52
Inch
hover
In
goo?
condition.
Cost
(31)
will
For
Rvnt-2
furolstied
rooms
with
hath
and
Iziat
—
On
Friday,
February
3»,
on
Kenwood
the trend in other sections and in the declared th^y bad lost a true friend.
A l<*cture on Christian Science en­ sell lords if taken at onoe. E. B. Hamuel, t>-l. furnace heat. 601 State Street, across from
Wanted-iAVaeblng or Ironing. Phono 1484. Drive, a package of shirts, and a roll of allko-
Northwest itself, that Hood River will
ni6tf
N»lt library.
titled Christian Science, the science of t>Ul.
or esll kt 1310 A street.
I28tf lenc. Reward. Phone 6683.___________ m!3
the revelation of God's nature to man,
make a mistake, from the standpoint
For Exchange—H took and dairy ramob.
Wanted—Man to work on ranch by rnoulk;
for Hale—About nine acres, within flvs
For Rent—Two furnished rooms and aa'eep.
by John W. Doorly, C. 8. B., of Lon minutes walk of Hie center of town of Win­ Ing po’Cb; heal.light and bath. Tel. 3783. mGtl also2 men Io prone 60 acres Phone II. K. Dav. Want home proposition. Income, wbat have,
of economy, to go to the expense of
you?
Address C. M. C„ oare Glacier.
xtf
enport,
Odel
l
IOT.
1711
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f
lock.
Wash.,
well
Adapted
to
chicken
raising,
I
don, England, mem tier of the board of
purchasing a large tract of land for a
hrfUae and fntrn, electric llglns and city
For Rent—House at Odell, 5 rooms, hot and
Will Trade—Town property, two lota and
Wanted — Two girls, ages 13 and 14 years,
lectureship of the mother church, the good
Water Will lake MiOo ca h or trade In on cold water, bath and garage. Call Parkdale want
to work for board anil go to school. small house on Helmonl road, value«600, flor
new antomobile park, more especially
First Church of CbriBt, Scientist, in Hood River property. Address J. P Tbom«en. 3«.
ja24if
good mileb oow and bogs. Pbone 8861.
ISllf
Phone 35M.
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fel. Odell SM.
f2Mf
Boston,
Massachusetts,
will
be
given
so since the coat of developing the
For Kent — Partly furnished room«
1103
William Davidson, native of Scot­
Wanted
—
Truck
Hauling.
General
Motor
lulrrwUad In Foullnt Get 1 y«an’ Fsclfle
jlfltf trnck will haui anything, any place, any
new park will be extremely heavy. land, who came to the Hood River Monday evening, March 23, at the lo­ For Hale—Washington asparagus p I a n t a. May Street. Mrs. A. Poddy.
Poultryman for prlc« of 1 year, limited lima
church building, Ninth and Eu­ Largest and beat asparagus grown. W. R. Gib­ For Rent — Rooms and furnished suites. time. Tel. 3624 and 143'2. L. F. Culp. Kitlt only.
Bend one dollar today for latest arti­
Indeed, we cannot see bow the new valley 39 yean ago, died at his home cal
f*28lt
cle« by leadine wear coast authorities, Ilina-
gene. The■public is cordially Invited. son A Son, Rt. 2.
Pbone 3C.lt, Mrs. II. J. Frederick.
n»tf
Wanted— Maternity nursing, by experi­ trated. Read one oopy. you'll look forward to
park can be brought to the point of at the top of the hill on the West Bide
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20
For Bale—Alfalfa bay. Clifford Wells, phone
enced predice! nurse. Call st 1007 Seventh St. It everv month. Addrsea, The Paelflo Poultry­
named for him, last Wednesday night.
efficiency that will be desired without. Funeral aervlcea were held Friday
M28.
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nStf
man. 603 Folsom Bld(., Beattie, Wash.
m«
Count the Buicks.
X
WANTED
In the future, dipping Into tax funds afternoon from the Anderson chapel,
For Hale—Cheap, good alfalfa and meadow
to Exchange—A 6 passenger tonrlas ear lor
bay. And with to bny second hand hog wire
MISCELLANEOUS
Wanled-^kork
FOR SALE
a Dodge commercial. Taft TrsnMor Oo.
fl«
for such 'development. It is our be­ Dr. W. H. Roddy officiating. Inter­
Wanted- , >rk « wltb tractor, Ford son, »2.26
Tel. 4811.
m!8
per hour.
r. Cal
CainKQ9
----- 1 for Davis.
mlSlf
lief that Hood River will be In better ment followed at Idlewilde cemetery. For Bale-Pore bred Wyandotte oockerele
Gasoline power wood saw equipped on
Any'glrl In troubls msy commnnlceta with
Mr. Davidson lived for a time before
For Bale-O. A.C. BarredRock egggFne-hafch
trnck. Will call immediately In elMiercity
Iwe ot tba Kalvatlon Army at tbs
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position to cash in on the volume of coming to Hood River valley on Eight Mrs. T. H. Acree, phone Mi.
Wanted—To rent CMtull dairy ranch. T. H. or valley. '-Quick. Good Work.''my motto. Ensign
Ing. Good laying strain. Photic 2(154. Mrs.
WhllsHMeta
, MA Mayfair Ave., Port-
Acree,
Kt.
3.
,
m'JO
N.
M.
Canfield.
m20
W. Y. King- Tel. 2733.
rai^f and, Oregon.
ell
worth while tourist traffic by calling Mile hill near The Dalle«. Mr. Dayid- For Balo-Clark Heedllng strawberries. Have
been Inspected and are ail O.K. Chaa. Law-
For Bale—First clans straaherry plants for
attention to a steadily decreasing tax son had a boat of friends among the renee, Boz 83, Kt. ».
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sale. Claud Moore, Jericho Lane.
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levy than by greeting them with mag­ pioneer residents of the valley. He PorHalo—Kimball piano, good condition
was
a
man
held
In
the
bigheat
esteem
For
Hale
—
A
3U
Inch
Mitchell
wsgnn.
with
Address
J.
R.
Wilcox,
Mosier,
Or.
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nificence in an automobile park. With
•pringa, for »76. W. Y. Klug, tel. 2733. 1602
by hla neighbor«.
Taylor
el.,
city.
12a
some improvement, we believe, the old
For
Bale
—
Kt
raw
harry
plants,
flrat
year,
have
In addition to hla wife, Mr. David­
been Inspected. Address J. Delbler, Route«
automobile park can be made com­ son Is survived by a «ingle son, Wil­ Opposite
Por Bale — Hatching eggs from extra One
Valley Christian church.
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purebred Rhode Island Reda, the kind that
modious and attractive enough to liam Davidson, Jr.
For Bale—Honee, barn and rood sized 'ot. lav. (3 for 16. Avalon Farm, Bberman .1
rjllf
meet the demands of the tourist travel
Few plecea of furniture. Some fruit trees Frank. Phon« 6408.
Weal of laundry In cl y limits. Cheap. Cal>
for all time. With the state highway
For
Hale-Ivory
wicker
tiaaalnet
In
flrat
cla««
at 1701 Hherman or phono 3073 after 6 p. m m20
condition. Call Mm. French at 2171.
I 2ltf
department constantly developing new
For Hale—Three lota near tbe bualneaa see
For Bale—Hatching eggn Ciom White l/rg-
parking places and private enterprise
lion on the Heights, In block 8
Would con.
STORE NO. 30
elder an antomobile or piano In trade or will hoi BS. O. A. B. A Hollywood «train; and H. I
hood uve ore
entering the automobile park business,
Milon tbe Installment plau. At a sacrlflos Reità, tipp Dented stock, from the Progrpimi ve
Poultry HatoMry. Phone 4679. V.T.BeHU re­
Addreaa
Minnie
K.
Caddy,
Kt,
A,
Gresham.
'
The'Chamlier
of
Commerce
Monday
we expect to sec our patrons decrease.
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C211 f
Oregon.
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ml«lf gard. - '
(UNDER MT. HOOD ANNEX)
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Instead of Increase, nnlesa we can pro­ night will devote its time to a discus­
For Sale—A well mated team of farm horses
For sale—Hlngle horse or team. 4 years old. age 4. weight about I2tio each, in i new set of
sion
of
measures
to
attract
tourist«
vide a park that is somewhat palatial to the Mount Hood region. The Port­ David T. Marlor, Rt. 3, May Hi. road.TwIs doable harness. Write D. T. Marlor, Twin
miatl Oaks Farm, May street road, Rfd. 1.
f Slit
In its appointments. And to-.provide land Chamlier of Commerce 1« eollal»- Oaks Farm.
For Male—Registered Shorthorn bulls. Ed­
such accommodations on a large area orating with the local body on plan«,
For Sale-Two shares of Farmers’ Irrigating
ward Abellng, Goldendale, Wash.
m/7 Company water stock. Address, Owner, care
of level ground on the Batchelder and Herbert Cuthbert, manager of the
ot Glacier.
fHltf -
Portland
chamber,
will
tie
present
for
For
Hale
—
A
No.
4
hydraulic
Rumsey
ram
lu
property Is going to cost no small sum
perfect condition. Phone IMS
m'3o
For Hale— Early maturing, heavy laying, O-
the Monday evening session.
A.C. Hl rain or Barred Kocks. Selected hens,
of money. In a few words, we won­
For Hale— Fordson tractor In Al shape, Jual heavy layers, mated with cockerel No. 617-N
der If wo are not going to rear our­ Awtaull Charge Follows Cafe Fight overhauled by Ford Hhop. Price |4<m, with Record of Dam 248 Eggs. Pedigree allows up
extras. Also International 8 1« tractor« In Al >o 303 Eggs on Dani's side and 233 on Sire's
selves here In nood River a white
price »400; Cutaway trictor diac, »KO; al­ side. Eggs 13c each. Mrs. Anna Edgington,
Following a trial with many wit­ shape,
so Hardie Mogul Bprayer with 10 h. p. engine. 6lh and May Htreeta.
ftltf
elephant.
nesses. Justice of the Peace Onthank «ovornauled.
»100. C. King Benton, pbom
We will admit that there Is argu­ yesterday held Ray Gentry to the
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For Hale—Two pulleys and Q-Incti cable 100
feet long. Also 1U) egg Incubator. Chas. Ox-
Thompsons Seedless Raisins in bulk Tomatoes, Solid Pack, Sunlit or Gold Leaf
ment for the opposite side of the ques­ grand jury on a charge of assault and
For Bale-Invalid wheel chair for sale. 120 ley, phone 6868.
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B, W. Morgan. Box 114. Bltwen, Wash uui7
battery,
the
complaint
having
alleged
3 pounds 29c; 10 pounds 93c
2 cans 25c; 12 cans $1.45
tion, good strong argument. Citizens
that the defendant Saturday night, in
For Hale—Full blooded Rhode Island cork
For Bale—*2tO O. A. C. While leghorn hens erels.
sponsoring the proposed new park a brawl at a restaurant, felled Guy (Mil
Phone «712.
—
r »
phone 5834.
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have given it time and thought and Easterly with fist blows. Easterly, it
Full Cream Cheese
ror Hale—Rhode Island Red eggs for hatch.
Creamettes, Fresh Stock ’ 10,000 Sticks of Sen Sen
For Bale—A «.year Jersey cow, eligible to Ing;
the kind that la bred to lay. Also Hnlts-
they are sincere in the conviction that was declared, suffered a broken jaw. alstratlon
Will he treab March 20 with Hud »nbu-g.
•
2
pounds
55c
Ortley
and
Newtown
apples.
w.
T.
3 packages 25c
Gum FREE
The
fight,
the
evidence
showed,
fol
­
f.
Tel.
2S7
Parkdale.
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the town will make a serious mistake
Coooe, tel. 6803.
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lowed a general melee between women,
not to avail itself of the purchase of who engaged in a whipping and hair­ For Halo — 3 good teams about 3400 each
For Hale—The leading varieties of app'ee.
sound, true to pull, with harness; one wagon pears,
, A & L Peaches, Good Syrup
cherries, plum«, apricots, prunes and
the property right now, even though pulling contest.
A & L Apricots, satisfactory syrup
wltb apple rack; one acme barrow; one spring grape« one aud two years ago. F. A. Maine
loo
th
and
one
30
Inch
disc.
All
good
condi
­
Gentry
’
s
bail
was
fixed
at
$400.
large cans 20c
it is never used for auto park pur­
phone Odell 148.
J31 if
• large cans 20c .
tion. Call Odell 388.
metf
poses. As for our view, we are unable
For Bale—Master« Incubator. Tbe best tor
For Bale-1821 Fr«nklln car, wire wheels, good tbe west C. D. Nlckelsen, pbone 2801 or 6861.
to see the Batchelder property for a '
tires, splendid condition, 1834 lloetiee. Cash
mis
Sea Island Pineapple, Broken Slices
Campbells Pork and Beans
Br'ce » 00 Inquire of Flrbt Nslionsl Bank,
general city park. The Eliot woods,
lood KI ver, Oro
ml3
No.
2
cañé,
2
for
35c
Baby Chicks for Hals. The kind that lay
N q . 2 cans 10c
just south of town, is an Ideal location
and pay. Phone C. D. Nlekelsen.
n>r!3
For Hale-4 head of work horaeo, t Beta bar
for a park. As for municipal play­
nea« and one 4-horas potato digger. The price
la right. John Morris, Cascade Txx-k«. m!3
Creme Oil Soap
grounds for children. It is our recom­
SEASONED WOOD FOR SALE
Crystal White Soap, 6 bars 25c
Local women sponsoring the Univer­
Ivory Soap, Guest Size
Inch Blabwood.............................. '........ 18 no
mendation that wo have, not one large i sity of Oregon concert which will be For Bale-IM),0C0 <’lark Heed 11 ng strawberry 16
4
bars
25c
100 bars >4.10
16
Inch
Fir
...................................................
»10
00
plants. H. H. Fawbuah, tel. Odell 73. m6lf
5c bar; 12 bars 55c
in the auditorium of the Hood
16 tneb Pole Oak ......................
111.80
playground, hut small ones scattered given
i
KAY K HARPER, Inoue 580»
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For Bala-Hatching egg« from good laying
over town, where they may 1* of easy River high school next Thursday even­ Barred
Rock, O. A. C. strain. Prloe 76c per
ing are as follows: Mrs. A. G. I- cw I h .
FLOUR—White Mountain, Vim, Olympic or Crown Patent >1.67 sack
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access.
Mrs. W. II. McClain, Mrs. C. K. Ben­ down. Phone 3781.
For Hale—Alfhlfa bay. cut from open field
Fishers Patent, $1.91 per sack
and
free
from
spray.
Tel.
Odell
163
or
29«.
The Glacier sincerely hopes that ton,
i
For Hale-Economy Chief Heparator, good
Mrs. J. K. Carson. Mrs. W. M.
Mrs. E. L. Mcolice, Mrs. E. R. ondltlon. B. !.. Morphy, Pitone W08. mfitl C. A. 7 homeen, II. D. 2, Hood River. JaMif
events- will transpire to prevent the Stewart,
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Hay For Bale—Good Drat crop alfalfa. C. K.
For Hale -Hardle»«prayer, orchard wagon,
purchase of the Batchelder tract for Moller, Mrs. E. E. Epping. Mrs. J. M. spring
• Olympic Pancake
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Swansdown Cake Flour
Rolled Oats, Nice and Creamy
tooth and diac. H. 1). Klint er, Metho­ Coppie, phone 4792.
F. 8. Kelly. Mrs.
park purposes. We express such a Culbertson,
' L. B. Gibson, Mrs.
dist
Lane.
mstl
10 lb. sks. 69c
Mrs. R. W. Moe. Mrs. E.
For Hale—Wheat hay and timothy bay. C T.
per package 35c
9 pound sack 48c
hope, for we believe such a result will Tingelstnd
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JlOlf
nnd Mrs. C. H. Henney.
For Bale—Loose clover bay. Tel. 367 Park­ Roberts, phono 4833.
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Tlie orchestra is considered by many dale.
be for the beat Interests of the city.
For Hale—Fir and pine IS In. anti 4 fl. wood,
Lard, Pure in bulk
critics the best organisation
Bulk Shortening
But there are council members and musical
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For Bale-Work horse, or will trade for cow delivered anywhere In the valley. E. Beaure­
Peanut Butter, Fresh Stock
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of its kind on the Pacific coast. It or dragsaw. Tel. Odell 346. Dane Kemp, mis gard. Tel. Odell 3T».
3 pounds 50c
citizens in support ot them who just ' consists of 34 experienced musicians
3 lbs. 50c
pound 20c.
For Hale—t room house with large basement
Bale—4 bead of well broke, blocky hors-
as sincerely believe that It is for the who
.
are vitally Interested In music es, For
J net the animals tor orchard work Hee toilet and bath, 4 lotsand garage, some frnil
trees, shade trees and shrubbery. 1802 Taylor
beet interests to bny the- property, nnd of
< the higher type. The program will them el Fashion Hlable H. H. Tobey, «.O (Wl- Street,
Dutch Cleanser
Sapolio, per bar
Pure Honey
Carnation Rolled Oats
on the Heights. Ilood River. Address
bonn at . The Dalle«.
ms
there you are. For that reason we he
1 a snappy, interesting one.
Carson C. Maalker. Mary hill. Wash.
niitt
.3
cans
25c
9c
pt.
jars
33c
29c package
For Bale March 10—Real bred to lay Rhode
believe it would >»e*^vcll to see just , Speaking Contest at Park Grange Hall Island
For 8ale— A 6 paeaenecr llnt-k 8 cylinder car,
Red ebleka with four generation« of
Model KM, with apotKaht. power tire pump
what popular semtimeat is and then
The Barrett Parent-Teacher Associ­ year round trap nesting back or them. Price
other axtma, »430. Tel. 1601, Paul McKar-
follow it.
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, ation will hold its regular meeting 23c each. Ralph K. Lewis, pbone Odell 88. m6 and
Peas, Standard, No. 2 tins Pref. Stock Cream Suc- Dessert Brand Seedless
cher.
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For
Hale
—
i
Iota
Six
100.
near
preeeut
auto
park.
We hnve heardSwthie of the council­ Tuesday evening. March IS, at Park
2 for 25c
cotash, 23c can
For Hale—Good kite Sir Mie In all parts of
takes them. Apply at Auto Park Hervlce
Raisins, 2 pkgs. 23c
hall. The children ehosen as i«00
price« right A. W. Ontuank a Co. alftl
nation.
~
inl3 the
men express the opinion that they grange
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the
si'tiool's
best
speaters
will
compete
have proceeded to tbe point where it for
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For Rale—Fir woo<1. IS-ln. and 4-ft. Phone
For Hale- I8J3 Chevrolet tonring ear lu good
the honor of representing Barrett shape.
Side Bacon Streak of Jean streak of fat, by the half or whole piece 28c pound
myll '24
Addreea Box «8, Mosier.
m'-D 46M. A. LaCbapelle.
will embarass them to back down In school
,
at the county-wide sisuking
Lean Bacon Backs, by the half or whole piece 25c pound
For Balo—Barrell District, on« sere, 6-room
For Hair—Four registered Jersey cow. Poni
their negotiations with the owners of i contest to be held later in the week at
two to five years old, all br.d In a good flow house, rurubhed. out hnlldln<s, never falling
the Ratchelder place. We can appre- 1 the high school.
of milk Tbs cow. ere of Henaatlonal Fern, well, modern chicken house accomodating
Rinda luid and Golden Glow breeding. A am, electricity. Address K L. Barstow. 4ln
date this viewpoint. In the end, if
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herd sirs «years old. strong of Golden Glow N. E. 16th BL. I’onland. Oro.
Sons
of
Veterans
to
Organize
brindi ng A bargain by tsklng the bunch.
the council proceeds to buy the Batch­
Dwiglil
Bellers,
RL
X,
Hanks,
Ore.
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Oranges, Sweet Juicy, 288 size, 15c per dozen
Duncan McKay, past commander of
elder place and it proves a mistake,
FOR RENT
the
Oregon department. O. A. R.. rc
For Sale-40 aero ranch and ranch eqnlp-
do not blame the conncil entirely. turned
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to his home In Portland Mun­ ment; east aide; I mile north Odell station;
Those of ns who are now obj«>ctlng to , day after visiting with local veterans good buildings; clone to church and achool; For Rent—Aa apartment Inquire of Mrs.
Grape Fruit, Heavy 54 Size, each 10c
part cash, easy terma to right party. Addreaa
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their aona in the intereat of a new E I.. Bcadell, KL 4, Hood River. Phone Odell Shoemaker. I’hons 1374.
that purchase must share in the re- and
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Thio Is a splendid dairy i prop-a it Ion
For Rent—Four room furnished hous -, with
sponsibiltty. We have sinned away 1 organization to l>e known aa the Mona 6X6
Is natural running water on each 30 balh Phone'2274
ml3
Dry Onions, Extra Nice Stock, 5 pounds 10c
Grand Army of the Republic. Tiero
thronghont the year; alaoan abundance of Ir­
our day of grace in the presentation of
' Mr. the
McKay stated that he would re­ rigation sater.
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For Rent-E.n«>m honee Freshly painted
of objections. We have heard the pro­ turn he.re next Saturday. and estab­
and papered do« loAalra. Tel.'2783.
ml»
For Bale - Barred Rock baby < hicks and
20th Century Coffee—the most complete item of all, 2 lbs. for 75c
posals made that an Injunction should lish the nticlena of a large local chap- hatching
eggs, .lacobeon strain, hied to lay.
For Reni—3 room »»mrtmenL »6 H(ate HL
Tel. Odell It». Mrs Elisabeth Hears,
flflif
Pbone 36*4,
be secured, In order to block the deal.
Bluer (Warier
to Wear |5Äe PARIS FAIR
The Store
New Dresses and Skirts
New Spring Millinery
of Exceptional Merit
Silk Hose for Ladies
New Spring Oxfords
DR. DUTRO’S FUNER­
AL THIS AFTERNOON
SUITS AND COATS
Slippers and Pumps
A Full Line of Trimmings and Shapes
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WILLIAM DAVIDSON,
PIONEER, IS DEAD
CHAMBER TO DISCUSS
TOURIST PROBLEMS
20th CENTURYGROCERY
104 OAK STREET
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Careful food buyers everywhere endorse the Cash and Carry
methods of the 20th Century Grocery Stores. Note the following
Satisfactory Quality and small purchase price items for
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
VARSITY ORCHESTRA
HERE NEXT THURSDAY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
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