HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1924 LUNCH CLUB EATS AT H. R. DRUG CO. STRICKEN SUDDENLY D, MOE. I D. THOMISON DRAW THE CL’RTAIN " ade onr opposition to tbe BTcteae ot -the Batchelder traat for an automobile park aa vic- C. H. Sproat, pioneer orchardlst of the East Side, where lu 1910 his tracts produced the world champion car of Newtowus, shown- at the Spokane apple show, died suddenly Wednesday morulug. Hi« death came as a shock to family and friends. Tneeday night Mr. Sproat joined ueighlyora in a sur­ prise birthday party for Hans Lage, pioneer orchardlst. Mr. Sproat, aged 68, was a native of Wisconsin. He came to the valley with his family in 1900. For many yeara he was manager of the Hood River Apple Growers’ Union, the Northwest’s original growers’ cooper­ ative marketing machine. Later he established the National Apple Co., the property of Which afterward was taken over by the Apple Growers Association. Funeral services will be held to­ morrow afternoon at Asbury Metho­ dist church, with Masonic rites. Rev. W. N. Byars *81 officiate. Interment will follow at Idlewllde cemetery. Mr. Sproat is survived by his wife and the following daughters: Mrs. R. W. Sklbbe anAMra. E. A. Vannett, of Hood River, and Mrs. H. C. Henkle, of Portland. Mrs. F. G. Church, a slater, also survives. C. C. Anderson will direct the funeral. The members ot the Tuesday Lunch Club participated In a unique.gather­ ing Tuesday, when luncheon was served at the Hood River Drag Co. by Frank Moore. The meal wfia a suc- cesa from every angle. President Bartmess asked that citi­ zens wdth. automobiles available for servky Saturday, March 2», when the state (Christian Endeavor convention will be held here, get in touch with I>r. Boddy. The copvention will be attended by about 60 boys and glrK They will be taken on a motor trip over the valley. Mayor Perigo proposed the name of Walter Ford for memtiership. Visitors present were W. It. Boone, Portland musician ?T. 8. Heines, field secretary of the national Chamber of Commerce, and C. I. Moody, advertis­ ing manager of Better Fruit. C. E. Graves, chairman of the day, tiefore Introducing Herbert Cuthbert, read extracts from "The Masarna,” annual publication of the organisation of that name, showing the valuable piiblicftjt received as a result of the Wiyeast Club's Interest In Eden park. Mr. Graves, through personal endeav­ or, had the Masamas spend a week In the wonderful park the pest summer. The meeting of next week will be held at the Cottage Farm resort. President Bartmess urged that a full attendance be present at the valley's pioneer resort hostelry. HARTT^SÍÁFYS^nSÁRX^ÍÑÉTmnS^O^tÉÑ to ^ear l5Z>e PARIS FAIR The Store New Blouses for Ladies ! ! orons aa possible. And we will have to admit tbat we have not yet been convinced tbat the pureiiaae of. the Made of good grade of White Flaxon, Peter Pan Collars, Neat Embroidered property, Mr. Cuthbert notwithstand­ Designs on Collar and Fronts. Lace Trimmed. Come in and see them. 2d Floor. ing, will be for the beet economic In­ terests of the city of Hood River. I Ent. aa ws announced a few weeks ago. The Glacier will devote its future Influence and efforts toward an aid in developing the park property, follow­ A* big assortment in wool and khaki for you to choose front Make your ing Its final purchaae. selection** n#w. 2d Floor?* We agree In part with all that Mr. Cuthbert said about automobile park» but we would not wait five yeara to turn over the park development to private enterprise. If we Oregonians Opaque and Crystal Cubes and Fancy Cuttings. CoiKe in graduated were tn do in Oregon as CitHfonrisu» lengths and long strands and many colors. They complete the costume. We have done In California we would are offering a large assortment of these. The biggest values ever offered in apply municipal energies and funds the city. to other worthwhile enterprises to attract tourists, allowing private en- terp rise to take over the parka, and the sooner the better. Indeed, we This Season’s Hose will not remain retiringly black, but will take on the cannot see why it would not be a matter of wise policy to allow private ular nude shade or the dominating color note of the rest of the costume, enterprise at once to develop the have selected with care a specialise of silk hose, which is on display in our The death of J. W. Armstrong, aged Batchelder park property. Hosfefy Department In it are featured all the newest shades which h,ave Have yon noted what Portland la 67 and a native of New York state, occurred at his Heights home Tues ­ come in this season. We have a complete stock of the standard colors also. considering with regard to a munici­ day night; Mr. Armstrong, who had pal auto park? The dally papers have resided here for 21 years, was known The annual county declamatory con­ told how plans are being presaed(to for bls love of horses. For many test will be held tomorrow evening at conclusion for a lease of It to a pri­ rears be did a general teaming busi­ the Hood River high school audltYir- vate company. We reprint the fol­ ness. He and Mra. Armstrong had lum. With the exception of Parkdale, Dozens of becoming shapes and new creations for you to select from that developed around their home one of where the preliminary contest had not lowing from the Portland Telegram e most noted flower gardens of the been held,* representative* have lieen will please yon in appearance and price. Do not fail to visit this Department of Tuesday evening: city. Their fine roses were among the named for all school districts. They and see the becoming shapes suitable to your needs. - - The reason the commissioners tend most beautiful of the city. as follows: Edna Ingalls. Cen­ Funeral services will be held tomor- are to favor such a plan is that they have A splendid assortment of Children’s New Spring Hats just unpacked w nftammin at the Bartmess chapel. tral Vale; Jamie Pierson, Oak Grove; -aa money to provide another row Austin, Middle Valley; Thelma Bring the little folk in and see how becoming these shapes are. 2nd Floor. after the lease on this one expiree Rev. C. R. Delepine officiating. Mr Lenz, Mt. Hood: Madelon Miller. Pine November 30, end no prospe<1 of get­ Armstrong Is survived by a brother. Grove; Helen Gopplft Odell ; Arthur ting any money. Mayor Hhker be­ Dr. tt. B. Armstrong, of Charlevoix, Cannon, flood River ; Carroll Ilurl- lieves a bond issue for the purchase Mich., and two sisters, Mrs. Agnes hurt, Barrett: Arden MauritSon, of NEMO, GOSSARD AND AMERICAN LADY CORSETS would be voted down. Hence, the Roach and Mrs. Geo. W. Stevens, of Frankton, and Mabel Blindsten, Caa- Santa' Monica, Calif. prospect is that afterf November the cade Locks. city will have no municipal camp ♦ Musical numbers will be given1 by Wanted— Truck Hauling. General Motor For Kent— Rooma and furnlabed auliva. ground. FOR RENT school children In charge of Mrs. 0. II. Phone 3M«, Mrs. H. J. Frederick. naît I truck «111 haul anything, any place, any Portland it not going In debt to buy Henney. time. Tel. 3624 and 1462. L. F. Culp. amt property for an auto camp ground. For Rent—Furnlabed housekeeping rooms. TH. mi. mS7 WANTED It there were a need to continue to MISCELLANEOUS For Bale-160,000 Clark Seedling strawberry Glori* Swanson is Artist pioneer in the matter of parks Port­ For Rem—Furnished apartments. Mrs. Nan. plante. H. H. Fawbuab, tel. Odell 73. m8tf Wanted — Men with teams who will con­ Lost or Strayed —A brown pony with wnlte Movy fantebhave always associated cy McDonald, 816 Blate St, tel. 2001. m» tf struct their own camp in the woods near Hood face and roacbed man*and branded, “Bar N." land would do so. We would be Jus­ For Bal*—Hatching eggs from good laying River and contract for cutting and yarding Please notify Odell 43. >- Riverside church waa -crowded last Gloria Swanson - with clothes, that Barred m20 Rock. O. A. C. strain. Price 76c per cedar pole*. Job will last six months. Write tified in the purchase of property and Thursday afternoon, when frlenda Is, magnificent gowns. It has beeq For Rent—An apartment Inquire of Mra. to W. r. Ingram, Multnomah Hotel, Portland, dosen. Phone 3781. mZ7 Wanted — Good grad* Jaraay or Guernaay Bboemaksr. Phone 1374. mSU Oregon. spending money for its Improvement and nelghlwira of Dr. E. 0. Dutro, declared that she was a success In her "> m20 cow, giving 4 gallons or more. Full partJAt. For fiale-Economy Chief Heparator, good lara In first letter. R. E veatcb,. Caaaad* here, If such were the case. But it whose death occurred the prevloua pictures because of her superb gar­ 'ondlUon. For Kent—2 room apartment. 606 State Ht. B. L. Murphy, Phon* WOK meif Wanted — Work with tractor, Fordeon, 3126 lxtckfo » m» ments. But Gloria Swanaon, in 'The Pbone 3884. * m» Tuesday evening, assembled for funer­ la not per hour. Call 670».for Davla. snlStf Humming Bird” has demonstrated For Haie—Hardie sprayer, orebard wagon, al services. Rev. W. 8. Glelser offi ­ Wanted — Experienced dressmaker want* city council memliers and those ciated; Dr. Boddy assisted him. The that she has arisen to a dramatic spring toolb and dlac. 8. D. Kilo ar, Metho­ For Item—Light housekeeping rooma. Tai. , Wanted—To rent a amall dairy ranob.‘T H. wor k. Have your old suit made over Into an 2889. misti Acree, Kt. 1. m2» np-to-dateHprlng dress. Will work by day or are* fostering the Batchelder altar was banked high with beautiful opportunity without clothes. By sheer dist Lane. piece. - m20tf For Sale — Work borre. or will trade for cow force of magnificent acting, she lias For Rent—11 acres at Odell, the Henry I)nrat tract tell us that it will never cost wreaths. ‘Wanted—To buv a second band brooder, or dragf*, tel. Odell 348, Dane Kemp. mWtl property. Inquire of W. H. Bbelrbon, pbone coal burner, for GOO to 1000 chicks. Tel. Oddi Gasoline power wood naw equipped on Dr. Dntro waa a man who made a made “The Humming Bird,” which the taxpayer» any money. We hope odell 3S. m«0 167. ___________________ , m90 truck. .Will call Immediately In ellbereuy For Sale March 10—Real bred to lay Rhode ministry of bls profession, declared will close at the lUalto tonight, a or valley, "Quick, Good Work," my motto. they are right Rad ebleka with four genera Ilona of 1 Wanted — Garden spading, lawn work, or W. Y. King. Tel. 2733. * tellf Rev. Glelser. He was one who gave great production. Some of those who ¡■land For Rent — A 4- room oottagc. Tel. 'JOM. m8tl vear round trap nesting bwk or I hem. Price orenard work cluse In. Call 2383. info While we still feel that we repre­ no thought to a commercialization of have seen her in this show declare 25s eaob. Ralph R. Lewis, tal. Odell 98. m8tf Will aell or rent my place two miles south For Rent—Dairy end Fruit Ranch, 31« acres* Warned —Two praeera, about 2 moulbs of J>ee on Psikdale road. A R. Nickels, Dae, sent public sentiment, as It has crys­ hla ability to serve mankind. He was that the Glorious Gloria is the Bern» For Bale-1823 Chevrolet touring oar In good 76acres nndar plow, 12 acres bearing orchard- wo-k. also a man to make l*wn. Call Park, phone Parkdale lv. aS tallised spontaneously the past two beloved In scores of Hood River fam­ hardt of the silver screen. shape. Addreaa Box 48. Moaler. ni20 Free water, low rental. Edward Abeilng- dale 26, W. H. McGuire. mfo Goldendale, Wash. m» For Exchang« — H lock and dairy ranob. weeks, in our past opposition to the ilies, where he had worked and For Hal*— Four registered Jeraey nows from Wanted—I desire* good man to farm my watched during cases of sickness. home proposition, Incoms, «bat have For Rent—2 furnished rooma with rath and Place on shares. Have a good tenant boHse. Want two to five years old, all bred In a good flow automobile park, we will now draw Victor Thomsen Injured you ? Address C.M. C., ear* Glacier. xtf "A little child, when he heard of of milk. The cows are of Henaatlonal Fern. rurnai* heat. 601 State Street, seroee from bone 67U3. r28ir . the curtain and join the ranks of the death of Dr. Duteo,” said Rev. library. mSU j Victor Thomsen, young East Ride Rinda Lad and Golden Glow breeding. A Will Trade—Town property, two lota and alrelyeara old, strong of Golden Glow —-— ------- : ■ ------------ . . I Wanted—Waablng or Ironing. Phone 1 MM. amall bouse on Belmont road, valne |M0. for those boosting for making the most of Glelser. “asked thia question,, ‘Who’ll orchardlst, was badly Injured yester­ herd breed I ns A, A b-rgaln by taking tbe bnnch For Rent—Two furnlabed rooms and a ateep- or eall at 1310 A street. fiatf good milch cow and bogs. PbdbafMl. «Itf make us well now T And that la. the day while blasting stumps. Two Ing porch; beat.light and balb. Tel. 3185. m«U Owlght Reitera, Hl. 2, Bink/, Ore. mS7 the property. -------------- Wanted—Man Io work on ranch by month; To Exebanfb—A 8 pasaenger>ne Ford Coupe, 3600 worth of accessories, nn- waa a leadership that set a pace for Prominent Pendleton Minister Coming -isnal bargain; one Dodge truck, guaranteed For Bale-o. A.C. Barred Rock eggs for hatch ­ rood as new; one Maxwell tonring, first class Good laying strain. Pbone M64. Mra the entire Northwestern fruit in­ Rev. Geo. L. Clarke, pastor of the ■ondltion; real bargain; one Oakland touring: ing N. M. Canfield. m» First Presbyterian church at Pendle­ real buy at our price Cash or terma on any of dustry. ni20 For Bale—Flrat class stras berry plants for ton, will preach at*Rlveraide church tb* above. Bartol-Maoafield. sale. Claud Moore, Jericho Isni. *24 next Sunday morning and at the Park For Sale — Tancard strain White leghorn Buch weather as we have recently retting eggs. II.M) per 11. Clint L Mooney. grange hall Sunday evening. Mr For Hale — A 854 Ineb Mitchell wagon, with been having la ordinarily our gift Clarke waa for some time a atudent Pbone UM. alO Miring., for |7S. W. Y. Klug, tel. 2731. 1802 Taylor at., city. on only In the Indian summer daya. It IMator at the Oregon Agricultural Col­ For Hale— Altaite hay andrloverhay. Wilton Royal White Laundry Soap, Manufactured in the North­ tn27 la champagne weather; it la good to lege, where he did a gr«>at work among Hke. Pbone «83». For Hale — Hatching ena from extra tine west, 10 bara for 39c and 1 12’/2C size package mrebred Kbode Island Reda, the kind tbat the young people. The aervlcea are prevent spring fever. ay. n tor Ik. Avalon Farm, Sherman J. held at Park grange hall monthly at Bar None Washing Machine Soap FREE Frank. Pbone MOS. mtf von. msotr 8 o'clock. J. W. ARMSTRONG PASSED TUESDAY LADIES’ KNICKERS NEW BEADS . NEW SPRING HOSIERY DECLAMATORY CON­ TEST FRIDAY NIGHT NEW MILLINERY MANY ATTEND DR. DUTRO’S FUNERAL 20th CENTURY GROCERY 104 OAK STREET . . * 20TH CENJURY STORES EVERYWHERE WILE SELL SATURDAY AND MONDAY SACRED CONCERT AT ASBURY SUNDAY Oil Spray Due In Near Future (By Leroy Childs) Bud development is such through­ out the Txiwer Valley where oil is to l»c used for leaf roller, that it appears that It will be necessary to make the application during the next 10 days or two weeka. Because of favorable results that we are obtaining in check­ ing anthracnose, the station considers that It 1 h advisable to add Bordeaux with the oil spray at this time. On apples the following formula Is rec­ ommended: Oil, 8-100; Bordeaux. 6-4 (hydrated Hme)-t50. Tim Bordeaux should firs) he pre­ pared In the regiila/ way as already outlined and with the tank approxi­ mately full, the emulsified oil should then be added. The following numbers will be ren­ dered at the sacred concert in the As­ bury Methodist church Bunday even­ ing at 7.30 o’clock: Anthem. "Seek Ye the Lord,”—Rob­ erta, choir. Bolo, ‘‘Saviour Blessed Ilodcemer” —A. C. Henshaw, Mrs. J. E. Smithson. Bolo. “Come Ye Blessed"—W. B. Bennett. Mark Moe. Anthem. “Trust in the Lord”—G. F. Handel, choir. Solo, “Close to Thee”—C. 8. Briggs. Mrs. I^on Foust. Mule quartet. “Lost Chord”—Bulll- van, Messrs. Wilson, Spaulding, Ben­ nett and Moe. Bolo. “My Task”—E. L. Ashford. Miss Bertha Houchen. Control of Blister Mite Bolo, “Sweet Spirit, Hoar Mr Trav­ (By Leroy Childs) er”—Wallace, Rev. W. N. Byars. The blister mite afTertlng apples-has Solo, “Lead Me All the Way,”— liecome a pest of major Importance In Briggs. Mra. L. R. Alexander. of the orcharda of the val­ Anthem. “Praise Ye the Father,”— a ley. nnnibcr particularly In the higher eleva­ Gounod, choir. tions. The mite Is one that spreads quite rapidly and all growers who have found thia peat In their orcharda should consider control measures thia spring. The mite not only attacks the foliage, but works also on the fruit shortly after the blossoming ‘ period, mid where present In numbers. caua»>s IT. ftchwinge, of Tnderwnod. >i very serious rnsseting. making it Wash.. Just back from a tour of Cal- necessary to eliminate the fruit from fornla. where he said he made an in­ the grades. Because of the serious tensive study of automobile camps, character of this Injury it Is very Im- Friday leased from J. M. Culbertson poitant that control be obtained. We an MO-acre tract, just west of Mitch­ are carrying on considerable work ells Point tuunel and abutting on the thia year with reference to heat meth­ Columbia river, where, he announced, ods of hnndllng. We are now recom­ he will start work thia week to develop mending either oil at the rate of 8 an automobile camping park. A flume, gallons to 100 or lime aulpbur at n formerly used In lumbering, brings a strength of 1-10. large volume of pure water from high­ In view of the fact that the mites land springs. Mr. Bchwinge Mid he over-winter under the bud sea)«* over would generate his own electric pownw the entire tree, It Is necessary to spray for lighting and heating. Illa plana thoroughly and cover nil ¡«arts. For call for the construction of cabins, to beat results the .spray must be applied be rented to motor tourists. He will before any great expansion of the also, he declared, develop a bathing bqds takes place, preferably as these beach. become well swollen. BIG PRIVATE AUTO CAMP IS DEVELOPED For Sale-Hatching eggs from White tra- For Hale—Jersey Black Giant hatching egg*. boina. O. A. C. A Hollywood strain; and R. I. P per U; halt prloe after May lat. Call phone Reda, tren meted stock, from the Progressive 44SS. m»tf Poultry Hatchery. Phone 4873. V.T. Beaure- gmd.________________________ nitf For Hale—18 head of heavy logging horeea. well matched learns, priced to sell. O. K. Feed For Hale-Two abare* of Fermera' Irrigating Barn, The Dalles, Or. aio Company water stock. Address, Owner, rare of Glacier. f»ltf For Bale—Organ, almost now. Tel.MBt. alO For Male—Early maturlnx. heavy laying, O. A. C. Strain of Barred Rocks. Selected hens For Hale-14 Plymouth Rock bensand roost­ heavy layers, mated with Cockerel No. 847-14. er. Tel 6631. m’JO Record ot [jam 248 Egga Pedigree shows up to 808 Kgga on Dam's aide and 283 on Sire'* Plano For Hsle Near Hood River—High aide. Uggs I5e each. Also baby chicks for grade plan**, perfect condition. Big discount sale Mra. Anna Edgington, Fifth and May ttllf and terma 310 monthly to reliable home Streets. Write Cline Mualc On , 64 Front HI., Portland, Of-__________ _________ Mi For Sale—Two pulleys and %-lnch cable K» feel long. Also IMlcgg Incubator. Chas. Ox­ , tat For Hale-A writing desk, a rocking chair, ley, pbone 685». a beating Move and a eel of painter's falls. Phone 2411. ml» For Male—Full blooded Rhode Island cock arela. Phone «71¿ fM For Hale- Hatching eggs-Baby chicks. We can also batch your eggs lor you. C. D. Nick- For Sale—Rhode Island lied eggs for hatch­ risen, phone 8881. ajo ing; tbe kind tbat la bred to lay. Also Hplts- rnbn-g. Ortley and Newtown apple*, w. T. mart? For Hale-Puro bred'Wyandotte cockerels Cooae, tel. siau. Mra. T H. Acree, phone5HM. mid For Hale—The leading varieties of apples, For Sale — Ml chick coal burner brooder pears, cherries, plnms, apricots, prunes and >tovs>|IO. Alan, R. I Red hatching egg* and grs|*ea one and two years ago F. A. Masare. J3ltf mikey eg<*. Tel. M47, W. B. McCamly, Ht. 3, phone Odell 148. ................ .................. ■ - Hood River. ' a 10 SEASONED WOOD FOR SALE For Sale—Clark Heedllng strawberries. Have Inch Slabwood........................................ 33.00 been luapecled and are efi O. K. C> aa. Law­ 1« MMB rence. Box KI. Rtt. m27 18 Inch Fir....!.................... M luch Cole Oak.... 311.50 RAY E. HARPER, Pbone 580» mW ForHaie — Kimball piano, get overnauled. »m C. King Benton, phone 4683. A. 1-aCbapelle. niySI 'M mr Sale-In valid wheel chair for i For fiale—Barrett District, on* sere, eroom R. W. Morgan. Mix 114. BlngenSl^aah hour«, furnished, out buildings, never tellina well, modern chlrkrn bons* acmmodallna For riale-'SM o. A. C. White lagbl an, electricity. Addrea* K. L. Barolo«. 4H Call pbone MM. N. K. 181b 8U, Portland, Ore. JyTltt For Hale-A No. 4 hydraulic Rumar, ram Io perfori eondliKm. Phone IM3 m-Jn s Crackers, Fresh from • the oven, lb. 15c C?*~iall White Beans 3 lbs. 25c; 5-39c Canned Milk, Your choice, Federal, Car­ nation or Borden’s, can 9c Piaffed Wheat 2 pkgs. 25c Jello, All Flavors package 10c Fresh Stock Dried Apricots "per pound 20c Graham Crackers, Fresh, crisp and tasty, 2 pounds 35c 20th Century Bluing or Ammonia ‘Pint bottles, each 10c Dried Peaches pound 15c Fancy Blue Rose Rice 3 pounds 25c Black Figs, Good Grade Choice White Figs 3 pounds 29c_________ 2 pounds 25c Thompsons’ Seedless Raisips in bulk __________3 pounds 29c________ Flour-The kind you like, except Fisher’s 49 pound sack $1.6/ Brooms, Favorite, 5-sewed varnished handle, good weight 69c ___________________ Tissue Toilet Paper, 3 rolls for 25c Royal Baking Powder 12 oz. can 40c Crystal White Soap ' 6 bars 25c 1 Creme Oil Soap 4 bars 25c CANNED GOODS Peas, Lily of Valley Eariy June, 2 cans 45c; 6 cans $1.29 Corn, Minnesota Crosby, Del Monte Brand, 2 cans 35c; 6 cans $1.02 Sliced Pineapple, Preferred Stock, No. 1 flat, 2 cans 35c; No. 1 tall, 2 cans 45c Tomatoes, Preferred Stock or Del Monte, 2 large cans 35c; 6 cans $1.02 Peaches or Apricots, Large cans in good syrup, A & L, 2 cans 35c; 6 cans $1.02 Flower and Garden Seeds—Only the best by years of test — Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Large Sqnkist Lemons Florida Grape Fruit, Large Oranges. Fancy Sweets 30c dozen Heavy, 54 size, each 10c 15c dozen Solid Heads of Lettuce Dry Onions, Choice Stock 2 for 15c 5 pounds 10c