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HOOD RIVER GLACER, THÜR8DAÏ, MARCH 27, 1924
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FOR O( R CHILDREN ' *
It wns a representative audience,
—that present Monday evening at the
H irm I River high' «chord, when plans
for tbe r.'creatlon of our children
Were nndor ¿•onsirterntloii.
But It
wniui’t big enough. The auditorium
should have been packed- It waa In-
L aplring to listen to the addresa of
County School HupOrtiitcndent Gllmon.
» • who cited that we hale gone along
for 10 year« without doing anything
for- our children, our moat precloua
and valuable product. We have just
talked at scattered Intervals, and the
, talk has gotten uh nowhere.
We bellevp that something was
started Monday evening that will
bring to us a definite system. Here­
tofore nobody has ever l>een given
any responailiillt.v tn the matter of
providing recreation. The meeting of
Monday evening empowered tbe aeh.H.I
.board to proceed on definite lined
• The chief task, as we view this
mntter, will be for the «ehoril twiard
to secure some experienced^ capable
man or woman to direct the pinna for
supervised play- We have the great­
est confidence In the school Itoard.
We are glad the juiJrona of the
schools huve seen fit to Invest tn them
authority to take actual hold of this
matter. We .foresee some real results,
results that will be licpeficial-
Begin your clean up program now.
Keep it golug on through May. Apply
paint U> all your outhouse«, both city
an« Y*U«y. Let JRte city bualn^M folk
'gjyiii «eriouY consideration to Mr. Mc-
*• suggestion to a general, ¡mint
Wc aye going to have Hum­
anuda of vii ors at the <><1«1 Felini'
convention. A _ ran. nrtit town will
impress thenf jfhotatanda u(h»n tltoti-
Hiipds
more tourist»
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ORATORICAL CON-
, TEST FRIDAY NIGHT
The annual Hotxl River county ora­
torical contest will be held at the
Hood River high school auditorium
tomorrow night with representatives
ufthf county's four high schools par-
Hcipatlhg. Tlie participants, chosen
" dnation contests at the various
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Parkdale, Clarum«
Muguuson and Candace Rambaiigh;
Cascade Locks, Runar. Hendricks and
Patres Nelson; Ihaitl Hire», Dick
Ford and Rena Baruey, and Odell.
on Graff and Cleti Garish.
■lai feature of the content will
Is* nuis il numbers by school cbll-
hr
of Mrs. C. H. Henney.
e!"«. •y’ 1 ve ":"
iMRg
ill-
«treamltiK (through aoou.
ready »»egiin. Flower gardenlk^wlH
make any hmn^ took luore Httractive.
They ate going to whoop ’em up
here Hatur<lay night. The Muscovites.
who occupy the playground of the
great Oihl Fellows lodge, are going to
give us «’foretaste of what will hap-
peB fiiir'Yh~ri'A‘~~ 'a» TF la M a g »—Qpen the
latch strings to the viilltors Riiturdaî*
night ami -glvr-Hirnr'Ti.. ftwtnsfé "<">r
. if nod River luiBpltiility.----------- ______
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Help the II ihh I Biyer Imselmll club
develop a winning-tea in. Tlie players
have starli«! Well. Hnpport of home
town fol> » will aid in keeping the
ls-rcentage nt Thy top rank. Plan sow
to )»e Jirj-tM nt ^for jtMb <>|>enlng game
with Tlie linlli*' Snndiry.,.April 6.
Get out tomorrow night mid hear
Die county's'eight liest orators, who
will participate-In a contest at Ute
high . sehiMil auditorium- The hoys
mid giri» di'sene to l>e greetpl by a
i-aiMiclty audiente.
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MANY PIONEERS AT
SPROAT FUNERAL
Asbury 'Mefhodlst church Friday
afternoon was crowded witli pioneer
falnilicH for funeral services of Chas.
II. Hproat. a leader In the early day
development of the orchard Industry
here. .Mr. R|>roat was for year« a
leading Hpirlt In the old Hood River
Apple Growers' Union, having been
the nsqierative organization's nutn-
nger. He had much to do with estnh-
IlHhing the 'quality of the Ilood River
valley apple pack.
In 1910 Mr. Hproat furnished from
his own orchard a earlqgtl of New-
towns that captured tlid''first award
for that variety nt the National Ap-
pkr Show lielii at Spokane. Tlie Com-
merelal club desired a car of New-
loWns for exhibit. At the instance of
Mn Hproat.'Judge Gap. K. Castner, a
pioneer grower and iatur county fruit
insp<M.-tor, was delegated to select a
<xr of thia variety. lie secured the
flilt fr<im til? East Hide orchards of
lenry and Tliomaa Averr-
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The Store
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Retailers of
Everything
to Wear
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EASE IS THE DOMINANT NOTE IN HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX SPRING STYLES
-• There has never been a time when Men’s clothes were more Sensible than tjtey are for Spring,
These facts are worth telling and they’re worth reading. The new styles fit easily ard hang imformally.
The whole idea is relaxation—the coats look relaxed, hot snug or stiff. The trousers we wider and more
comfortable. Men look better in such clothes because they seem to be so completely at ease and so un­
conscious of their clothes. The clothes wear better because there i*n’t so much strain oh them.^
We’d like to show you some of these new models, so that you will better realize the {ftany good points
of these New Spring Styles. We are also showing their new Spring line of “swatches ’’ ’so that if you
.prefer ro select your material arid have your suit made up
special for ■' you, — we. are
to - thke - your
we
« prepared
—
. order
« • MitM k-M apd
Jt
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i made
guarantee you fit and satisfaction in the best
today—Hart, Schaffner & Marx.
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Boy’s Two-Nicker Suits
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We cannot say too much in praise of our line of Boys
Suits. Made from pure wool grown in the West, by the Ore­
gon City Woolen Mills, is in itself a guarafi^e of Quality
and long wear. They are made up «by high class workmen in
the very newest styles and are suits that any boy has a right
to be proud of. These suits cost you less thah many others,
of less quality and workmanship. Come in and see these all
pure wool suits for boys. You’ll get the Biggest Suit Values
in one of these that can be had
Local grower* should purchase local'
hay, everything Itelng equal. Tlie I’p-
per Valley gru wets should Ite encour­
‘ THE ORATORICAL CONTEST
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aged by a call for their produet from
f Al t
How are those students of the' city
home folk.
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Mr.
Huelat
at
Aunt's
Funeral
and valley who are participating In
C..O. Huelat, accomiianied bv Mrs.
the Portland Telegram’s oratorical
- The bridge crews are going steadily Huelat and their son, Paul.’motored to
contest timing on? We hope they
ahead. , '
Salem Saturday to attend the funeral
ine of Nèw Spring Footwear for Men, Women
have takbn up their i>art in the con-
of Mrs Burnett, wlft of Chief Justice
tdst with all aeriouabess. We would
Geo. II. Burnett. Mra. Burnett, an
and Children n V on display»
aunt of Mr. Huelat, was very dose to
like to see Hood River develop a. win­
Copyright 1924 Hart Schaffner & Mint
local
merenant.
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tbe*
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l(M'a)
merchant.
Rhe
aided
in
ner. With application and energetic
NFYT TÍ1FSDAV
‘>-’ h,m> *'*'lng taken the place
research, coupled with native ability,
NEMO. GOSSARD AND
llEiAl
lUCdtmi ,, vea
f r,l m(>th(
,r ami
during his
CAN LADY CORSETS
of aome of our boys and girls, we
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youuger
days.
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lleVe we can register a high place in
nnotinced yesterilay by
Pteso For Hale Near Hood
Sclohe Camp Fire News
('has. H. Ca|itiier. cMsc friend of the
the contest.
^Founrt— On Columbia street, a. new BM
piano, perfect condition,
WANTED
yar. that Geo. L. Baker • Tlie s<‘h>he Camp Fire celebrated grade
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a!4tt.
Thla-orgtorlcal contest offers a .real Portland
Owner may hnve same by calling st Glaolet
and ferma (10 monthly to reliable
home.
labi
h o
will
arrive
In
Hood
River
next
Tues
­
office,
property and paying com
Write
CHD«
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FTOni
HTTPortland.
tlie
Camp
Fite
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t>frthd»y
.by
eiHer-
Wanted—$jou«e cteanlnv work by day ftr of ad.' identifying
opportunity to ambitious students.
«»one
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«S 4683. A. LaChapelle
day and will lannt'h'-his «nmimign for
¿,y31
mother«- ‘»■W- ,
by hour. Call at 511 Sherman ave.
in27
The winner will gain a reward; In United Rtates senator in this county. tHining their nuit hers at
<1 h light era’ banquet held M|rch 22 at
Fonnd-A single Yale key.
Owner may
For Hale—Hatching e«g»—Baby ch leka. We
For Hale—Barrett Dietriel, one acre, »-room
Wanted —An Icq cheat, a Tbiffbiiler and a have same by calling at Glacier office, Idea.
cash mosey, that may mean much to­ Mayor Baker, while in the city, will the Riveraide chyrch. A f
mothers can also hatch your eggs tor you C. D. Nick- honae. fnrulehed, out buildings, never falling »ewin<
machiiMkj T« I. 5K.T7.
m27if Ufj l a g p r nfi Frty ana paying for ad.
ai0 well, modern chicken bouse aocomodatlng
ward securing a higher education.- Is* the guest of the Tuesday Ltlncli were unable to attend, >ut other eleen, phone 5861.
Addreee g L. B«rsiow. 415
Wanted—Four young men or two couple«
ed. The
For Hale — 500 chick cost burner brooder N. K. 16th Ht.. Portland. Ore. '
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The very carrying out of the plana of Club at a luncheon at tbe Columbia mothers were easily
Reaaona For Huylng I aw I s ' Reda— You
for board and room
Private fimllv. fine ane west you ar» gelling. The only govi
J I w v r u . hotel. Political illscussion will tablb waa decorated
"love, (10. Aino, K. I. Red hatching egga end
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hamroeks
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in
room«,
beat home cooking.
Kate« $10 U> >4$ men! teated Keda In Hnod River. They are
holding the contest will generate In not lie developed at the luncheon, Mr.
MGlrayegge. Tel. 5447. W. U. MoCamly;4U..8.
and daffodils.
After the dTTTHoua
per month. Give phone number, reply to 60percent noo-aetters. Recommended by tbs
elO
all communities of the state a desire Raker will deliver an Hildress qn "The <1 inner, which waa preparedJby six of Hood River.
Glacier.
rniTlf
FOR RENT
beat aulhorlliea. H ill batch May eblek« at lAe
For
Hale
—
Clark
Heedllnx
»trawberrlea.
Have
Development
of
Oregon.
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to become better informed on
each If order,«1 In advance, Ralph K, 1 e«|S,
the glria, was served Miss Knoll gave
Wanted-Work with tractor, Fordeon,
C.aa. Law-
phone Odell VH.
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a summary of the year's woijk. Short reuce,
basic principles of our government.'
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11127 _ For Rem—Furnished housekeeping rooms. per houc.4. Call 5709 for Davli.
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talks were given by tbe mothers and
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Wanted — F.sperlcriccid dressmaker wa
TOMmRMaMKW
ForHale—Klmhall *pt»<uiç.«oo<l cotfdHWn.
Wanted — Garden spading, lawn work, or »mk. Have your uld abit made over Into
daughters. Tlie rest ofKthe evening Addreee
J. R. Wllcoi, Minier, Or.
~aC
_ DIVERSIFICATION
urJO up-uudaleBprlug dress. Will work by da
F»r RfU’-FurnIsbad apartments. Mrs. Nan. orchard work cloae In. Call zSti-J.
wns silent playing Japanesb hunter,
piece.
i ma
çy McDonald, »15 State St, tel. «01.
> m»lf
Dr. Murphy developed,, .further at
For Bale—Hlugir Isirae or team. 4 years old
Wanted —I deal re a good man to farm mv
drop tlie handkerchief an<| finding
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David T. Marlor, Kt. 3, May Ht. road, Twla
room *P*rt'3e«>t- lit» State HU 1
on «harm. Have a good tenaut bouae. 1
Gasoline )»wer wood saw equipped
the Tuesday Lunch Club gathering of
|H*anuts. The mothers participated as Oak»
Farm.
mlSlf I none 3664.
hone 5703.
| flUf | truck.
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Biffi
moni
Will call Immediately In ellber
wrtl aa their daughters.
j
this week that’Interesting theme of
or valley. ‘-Uulcli. Good Work." my mollo.
Ilev. Troy Rhelle.v «bid his 45-acre
For Hals—RegUiered Shorthorn butts. Ed- „¡Lor Kent—Light housekeeping rooms. Tel.
WarHed—Man to work on ranch"by month; W Y. King- Tel. 27M.
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All
the
mothers
reported
having
diversification. He called attention Odell place Tuesday to Rev. Billy and
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\also2 men Io prune 50 acraa Phone H. K. Dav.
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had a delightful time. Among ¡4he ward Abellng, Goldcuitale, Waab.
tn
port,
Odell
197.
-
f/ltf
will
sell
or
rent
my
place
two
miles
south
to the creamery and its steady, Ma Sunday, whose country place, mothers present were:
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For Sala—Invalid wlirai cbalr for asia, (go.
Mrs. Nye.
of l»ee on Parkdale road. A R. Nick
monthly pay checks. The doctrine of where they siM*nd the summers, is Mrs. Hhrtwlg, Mrs. Flint, Mrs. West. 11. W. Morgan. Box 114 Bingen, Wash mW - For Rent—A 4-room cottage. Tel. 30S4. m«tt Wanted — Two girls, ages 13 and 14 years, phone Pstkdsle 19
want to work for board and go to «chool.
adjoining.
Rev.
and
Mrs.
Shelley,
optimism, aa preached by the varioaa
Mrs. Hackett. Mrs. Munroe. Mrs. Mc-
For Rent—2 furnishedp»oma wl(.h
«id Fbour 3WL____
For 8ale->X) o. A. U. White Leghorn lie&e,
„ <127 U _
For Exrbsnga—HI offt aa3 4aU|
have re s id e d on the ranch for Kercher. Mrs. Campbell. Mrs. Carson. 'all phone 58at
rarnaoa beat
501 state Street, aero»« from
tobtf
Want borne proposition, Income, wbal bava
speakers at’the Isincb Club meeting, who
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Wanted — Truck Hauling. General Motor you» Addrm»C. M. C.,oaraUtaeUrr
42 yeara, will continue to make the Mrs. Kroll and Mias CompliclT.
xM
For Hale-lg^lsud teams about 2400 each
truck will haul anytblng, any place, any
should be preached by all of us here. old homestead their life home, this
For Bent—Two furnished rooms and asleep lime. Tel. »?< and 1452. L. F. Culp.
sound, true to puli, with barneiai;' one wagon
Will Trade—Town property, two lota and
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We can base our optimism qn facts. lielng a stipulation in the deal.
small lionse <>u Helmonl road, valoa 000. for
wltb apple rack: one acme barrow; one spring Ing porch; beat.light and bath. Tel. F7H3. mSll
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OBITUARY
good rntlcb oow sod hogs. Pbone Ml.
f21lf
tooth an« one 20 Inch diac. All good condi­
Rev. Sunday will utilise a magnifi­
There la no need for Hood River folk
tion. (Jail OOeliJi».
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furnished rooms.
nos
spring on the property In fur­
May Street Mr». C. A. Buddy.
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Jamm Wilbur Armstrong ,
MISCELLANEOUS
to get doWn in tbe mouth. Our pros­ cent
Any giri Mí trouble may communicate with
nishing a domestic supply for hie
For Hale- ISu,UU0 Clark Headline r strawberr
Sn Let^pf., the Halvatlon Army al Uta
J sines Wilbur Armstrong was liMtn StatrtR
ent -I Rooma and faro la bed aultea
tr. H^Fawbuah, tei/Odell
pects are ns fine aa may be ftuind on place and In developing tils land.
1173.
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To Kxchange—A 5 psamenirer touring çar hv
t Hhleid Home. 565 Mayfair Ava., Port-
Mra. H. J. FWHerlck.
at
(irsniel,
N.
Y.,
Hcptemlier
11,
lHfifl.
a Dodge commercial. Taft Tranater Co.
fH
llregon.
all 14
God's great footstool.
For Hele— Hatching egga from rood.¡kyin
His'family moved to Michigan when Barred Kock. 0. A. 6,- atrain. Price "
he wan 12. At the age of 85 he went dosen Phone ST(1.
TAKE AN INTEREST IN CO. C
to MhniPiiota where he married1 Misa " For HAIr-Kwmomy. CUlçt Het»
Hood River folk ought, to take an
Txtulsc Pralree Novemlier 4, 1903. raidillon. H. L. Murphy/PHOTO1 »irslor,
Directly after the marriage, making
active interest in their citizen imldlcm,
For Hale—Hardie sprayer, orchard Wagon,
I" ' it tlielr honeymoon trip. Mr. and Mm.
members of Company C. Tills inter­
tooth and diac. R. I). Klinger, Metbo-
Armstrong «•nine to Oregon and set­ sprin«
dl»< Laue.
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The
nnnnarconvention
of
the
Chris
­
est ought to engender a community
tian Endeavor-district, composed of tled at Ilood River where they had 5 Fo- Hale-Work k boras, or will Irade for oow
pride in the organisation and turn it Hood River and Wasco counties, will since lived, until death parted them.
or dragsaw, lei. < Oifeil 34», Dane Kemp rnlMil
into one of the most popular ’organ­ lie held here Friday. Saturday and Mr. Armstrong wns seriously sick for
For Hale— Four registered Jersey row' from
a
year
and
a
half,
a
great
sufferer,
izations of the city.' We tffiggest that Sunday. About 00 visiting delegates
lao to Hve years Old, all bred In a «oxt flow
but iMitient anil cheerful. He wns a olnoik,
A ,
The mwi are of Hiffiaaiional Fern,
the Ie-gion post, Chamber^ of Com­ arevxjM'Ctf'rf.
The first session will l>e held Fri­ religious man. and expressed a simple Rltida laid and Golden Glow breeding. A
merce and other bodies, If necessary, day
herd
»Ire
4
years old. strong of Golden Glow
and
childlike
faith
Inr
the
Lord
Jesus.
night at Riverside community
A bargain by taking the bunch
appoint committees to cooperate with vlmrTOMwhen an address of welcome , Mr. Armstrong passed away quiet­ breeding.
(UNDER MT. HOOD ANNEX)
Dwight Hellers, RL 2. B -nk». Ore.
m27
ly
Tuesday,
March
19,
Jit
11.45
p.
m.
tbe officers and men of the company will no delivered by the pastor. Dr.
For Hale - 40 «ore ranch and ranch equip­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Armstrong
had
no
chil
­
to increase an interest In the military W. II. Buddy. A number of state,
ment; imi aide; 1 mile north Odell station;
officials of the organisation will at­ dren, which intensifies greajly the good buildings- cloae to chnrch and school;
unit.
great
feeling
of
lonesomenesH
felt
by
Kart
cash, eaay term« to right party. Address
tend. Saturday morning classes will
I.. Headall, RL 4, Hood River. Phone Odell
his -gripf stricken widow
he
conducted
at
Riverside
church.
5X6.
Thia la a splendid dairy proposition
COMMENDABLE
Rev. | C. II. lieleptne officiated at There la natural running water on each jn
Salurday afternoon, the visitors will
throughout
the year; alaoan abundance of Ir­
The action of the, Standard Oil Co., l>e taken cm a motor tour up the the service, hel.d last Friday after­ rigation water.
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noon
at
the
BartmessVhapel.
Mount
Hood
Txsip
highway.
A
ban
­
of California in adapting, ng a* gen­
For Sale — Barred Rock baby chicks and
quet . will M held Saturday evening
eral policy, a campaign for the re­ at the First Christian church. Devo­
hatching eggs, Jacobson strain, bred ip lay.
Tel.'Odel I 10». Mrs. Elisabeth Hears.
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moval of signboard« along the scenic tional exercises will Is* hejd at the
FOR SA^E
Royal Baking Powder, Large Cans,
Pound, 38 cents
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For Hale — Apple, peach, pear and cherry
hlghwnys of Pacific coast «tales 1« Miniiiitinity church Sunday evening.
We have a full line of general nnraery
For Hale-Clark Seedling strawberry plants. tree«.
commendable in the extreme. Educa-
I year »train. Tel. 575» O. L. l'ratoo.
mît stock. Phone Parkdale M or writ» C. T. Raw-
Crystal White Soap
Sno Lite Soap
Hom Bros. Expect Heavy Run
eon. Parkdale.
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tion, in campaign« against tlie sign­
For
Sale-Baby
chick«
and
hatching
egg«
Creme Oil Soap
6
bars,
25c
Horn Bros., whp operiite n sawmill Jacobean and Kilenamlth Barred Kocks.
7 bars, 25c
For Hale—Abobt nine acrea, 9ith1n five
board nu ¡Hance, mean« more than nt Onk Grove, cutting their logs from
White ixeghorn« mated tocockeral« from flock minute« walk of the center of town of Win­
4 bars, 25c
100 bars, $4.15
' 100 bars, $3.35
legislation. TfilT'examplc set by the the fon-sts of the foothills west of with 770 average egg record. Rhode Island lock. Wash., well adapted to chicken raising,
Red« and Ancona’s »fork from hen« with over rood houae and barn, electric llghta and city
Standard Oil Co. will go far toward the fruit area, expect to make a roc- 290
Waler
Will
take
M30o
ca
h
or
trade
In
on
egg record«, egga limited. Al»o White l»eg-
Extra Large Prune«, nice and juicy, 3 pounds, 23c; 6 pounds, 45c
Hood River property, iddreaej. P Thomarn
an elimination of the signboafd nui­ <-r<l rpn this season. They have just horn nena 80o each and a few Rhode Island Te4.
Odell M.
OMf
hens. Mr«. Geo. Uhnmberliti. Phone Odell
nildcd
a
new
Iwiiler
anil
new
engine
sance.
Dessert Brand Seedless Raisins, 2 packages for
and other equipment nt the plant, Ml.
For Hale—Washington asparagus planta.
and n five-ton truck with trailer that
For Rale—Flame lumber, and rough dressed l.erge»1 and best asparagi» grown W R. Gib­
son a son, Rt. 1
nan
The great government of the United will citable them to transport 32-foot lumber for all purpoeea. We deliver, when •on
Columbia River Salmon
Tuna Fish
to all parta of the valley. Horn Brom
Codfish, latest pack
States should take some action to- logs han been purchased. They ex­ desired,
For Hale—First class atra« berry plants for
Tel. MHi, Standard Lumber Co.
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white
meat,
15c
Halves, 12 Vic each
sale.
Claud
Moors,
Jericho
lane.
a24
IMH't
tn
cut
2,000,000
feet
this
season.
I pound, 23c
ward relieving the suffering of George
For Hale— Hsichlng egg« from O. A C. White
The Oak Grove mill specialises in
Inch Mitchell wagon, with
6 cans, 70 cents
Walther, 21-year-(>ld son of Mr. and flume
l<egbnrn" with 10 years of back breeding of 200
lumlter. A planer, however, has
W. Y. King, tal. 2733. 1st»
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Mrs. Charles Walther, of Underwood, been Installed and the- mill can fur­ egg« and over. >Geo. Baker, tel. 5726.
Walnuts, No. One Grade, Soft Shell, Grown in the Northwest
ns
For Hale-90,000 Clark Seedling strawberry
Wash . whowas shot bi’ a federal nish rough or dressed luuilier for all plants
F<* fislr-Hstahtiig eg«« fjom While 1s«-
from new vine«. C. f. Roberta, tel
y Pound, 27% cents; 3 pounds, 80 cents
4W8.
(9 hfli tie. o. A. C. A Holly wood .train; and H. I.
prohibition officer last year.
The purposes. _________________
Reds, trap neeteU stock, from tbe Progressive
Masons Visit The Dalles
young mail, who recently reached his
Poultry
llatafiary.
Phone
4M7».
V.
T.
Heeure-
For Hale— Farly Rone seed potato's, 11.75 per
Lard, Pure Bulk
D .
__________ ___ _____________ nutf
hundred, delivered In town Hal la man Bro«. <M<>-
Kellog s Corn Flakes
A large motor caravan of membetH Phone
majority, is at a'Portland hospital, a
pounds,
35c
■-
Preferred
Stock Catsup
2
4717.
mZ7tf
For Hale-Two ebarea ot Farmers* Irrigating
hopeless cripple. Walther was shot of. thé local Masonic lodge motored to
Freshly Toasted
Company waler stock. Address, Owner, care
3
pounds,
50c
Lar
»
e
Bottle
.
25c
For Hale— At a bargain, a 19*23 Bulek six
The Dn1l<*s Monday night, when thev
>
i»ltf
in the heck while he and a friend were giicsta of the lodge there. The touring sedan, fine finish, in A-l mechanical ot Glacier.
9c package
Phone or write W. L. Irwin,
Will,
For Hale— Karljr
Ksrly maturlnc.heavv
matnrlng.-heavy laying, o
were walking through the.Jbrush local men assisted In conferring the condition
White Salmon, Wash.
m27 A. C. Hl rain of Barred Rock«.
Kneks. Hr
Selected
I ar ted hen«.
hens,
Federal, Carnation or Bord, len s Milk, tall cans, 9 cents
heavy layers, mated with cockerel No. 647-N.
where the federal officers were in degree«. K. W. Sinclair and W. F
For Hale-Cooking apples, sleo while Pekin Record o( Dam S48 Kggs. Pedigree «hows up
In search of an illicit still. Whether ' l.arnway acting in official capacity. duck eggs fur batching. Tel. Mil-
alO to :«« Egg» nn Dam's aide and 2M on Sire's
SOME FINE SPECIALS IN CANNED GOODS
1’lioae who made the journey in
aide. Egga 15c each. Also baby chicks »or
the shot tvas accidentai or the result | eluded : G. R. Castner, Rev. w. N.
Fm Rale—Auto Knitter. (Mil 37M.
as sale. airs. Anna Edgington, Fifth and May
Htreela
ftlU
4.000 cans of Apriedts in good syrup, large cans
of nervous overzcalousness of the fed­ Byars. Wnlter Colby. Dr, William
For Hsie—The following larm equipment on
/ • \
eral officer has not Imu fully deter­ Post; W. F. Lara way. K. W. Sinclair. Wm Hwtck ranch. Avalon Way: I wagon. 2 For Hale—Fnll blooded Rbode Island cock*
3 cans, 50c
¡2 cans, $1.95
I ding harrow, 1 Kimball cultivator, I erela. Phone 4712.
f ig
mined. It is generally conceded. h<nv-. Thomas Fisher. II. L. llashrouck. Jr.. 50 Iowa.
gal gas tank, 1 «gal oil barrel, 50 gals of
"Arthur,Jolmaen, A. Canfield and Com- lime
Tomatoes, Solid Pack
and sulphur spray .material. 1 Fresno. I
For Sale - Rhode Island Red eggs for belch­
ever, that young Walther was i an mialorç ‘Dean. •.
cnltlvator, 1 disc harrow.'1 bav rack thr wag­ ing; tbe kind tbat la bred to lay.
- ~
Also Hnlta-
Pineapple
Del Monte or Preferred
on. Bargains. Hee or phone 5402. D. H. Me enburg. Ortlay and Newtown applee. W. T.
Van Camp’s Beans
innocent victim. Failure of the •gov-
'
Claln, agent.
.
>' TO
Cooee, tel. suns.
, ..
mar27
large
cans,
broken slices,
Kelly
Bros.
Celebrate
St.
Patrick
Day
ernment tip care for the. young man
Stock, 2 cans. 35c
Medium size
For Aale—Two purebred Rhode Island Red
For Hale—Tbe leading varietiesapplee,
With entire appropriateness Kelly
x
Each, 25c
win cause the txiy. his parents and
6
cans,
$1.00
cockerels, R. W. Hklbbe, Odell.
m:/7
peers, cherries, plum», apricots, prunes (nd
Each, 10c
grapes one aud two years ago. F. A. Masaee.
his frit nd« to lose faith in their gov- Bro's, celebrated St. Patrick’s' day by
having the front of their store painted ’ .For Hale—First clsss Rlurslem wheat hey; phone Odetl 144.
J31U
ernment. -'Oiegon's congressional del- a green that would delight the heart also some clover mixed hay. wet my prices
Corn—Lily of ihe| Val­
Corn—Preferred Stock, / Peas—Lily of the Valley
before buying. L. H. Ralston. U mile east of
SEASONED W0OD FOR SALE
egation should Join that of Washing­ of any son of Erin. F. S. and R. W. Odell
ley,
Country
Gentlemen,
or address Odell.
aid
Golden Bantam,
16 Inch .■*! sb wood........^..i
ton in seeking reasonable relief for. K< lly -arc owners of a West Ride fruit
h.
lender, Early^June,
ta Inch FiK..,.,....... •. .1. ... .^77..
2
cans,
35c
For Hale — Tsncard strxln Whit» Iswhorn
tract,
which
is
kndwn
as
the
Orchard
» 2 cans, 45c
him.
setting nna. (1.60 |>»r 15. Clini L Mooney. 1« inch Pol* oak
4 ------—— Jl-—
J
' — ~ ■
I.
2 can», 45c
HAY F. HAKPkK. Phone ASUS
of Kildafe.
Pbone XI64.
«io
W.H. 1 .J.—“——
Oscar Rehear applied the green
Fresh
Bulk
Ginger
Snaps,
2
pounds
for
35
cents
‘
Th« committee securing lodging ac- paint.
For H«le— Alfalfa bay and clover hay. Wllaon
For Hele—Altatta bay. S cut from bp
And ........
free
Fike. Phone 4630.
nig-
— rmm'aprjy.
-------- x,„ „.' • ‘•Tel.MMell
—.—.I M
19(1 or 2tal.
Cheese, Full Cream
Coipb Honey'
commoilations for (lie rieh-gates to the
0. A. Tliomnen.
River.
Ja94tf
Thomsen, R. 1».
IE 2,
2. Ho
I
For Hale-CIsrk Heed 11 ng strawberry plant»
Fancy Black Figs
< oinkmnation Case Appealed
approaching Odd Follows convention,
^llalffi.
C.
K.
/2
pounds,
55
cents
,>%
25c comb
f'om young stock. Ralph Hinrichs. 1‘honv
Hay For Hale—Good first
Ernest C. Smith, local attorney, who to 7.
( maan Coppie. phone 47W.
if they have not nlrendy called on yon,
,
3 pounds, 29c
jacit
Leslie's
Shaker
Salt
’
Large
size,
10c
will aoon do so. Let them have all was associated with Assistant Attor­ For Hale—Jersey Black Giant hatching egg».
FqrHsle Wheat hay and Umolby h<y. C T.
ney Genera) Moore in the trial of the Wçer 11; ball price after May Ut. CaU phone Roberta, phone 4633
j|on
Large Head Lettuce. 10c
the apnre «trace your house will afford. case involving condejunatlon proceed­ M2S.
m’Jntf
’ Grape Fruit
2.
/
For Hale-Fir and pine 1» In »nd 4 fl. worst
Hood Rlvdr can. and will, entertain ings brought by the State Fiah Ccuii- / For Hale— I« head of heavy lodging horma
delivered anywhere In tbe valley. E. Beaure-
Extra large and juicy , <Um?8es. Fancy Sweets >
Dry Onions
the delegate* comfortably. Remem­ mission to acquire 5U acres owned by wall matched teams, priced tu sell, o K. Feed tard i. ...ten .-a»..
„^,f
alo
ber, it la ¿p to nil of mi residents to stated Thursday that the state would Bam. The Dalles. O’.
Each.
10c
S
Dozen.
15.
.
5
pound, Ifc
ForHaJe-t n«>m house with large basement
iipiieal the ease. A jury here two
give the
delegates
a
huapitable
wd
toilet
and
batb,
4
lota
and
earaga,
some
frnlt
me aeiemtea
Hospitable wel mN;kR H„o awurdixt Mr. Mohler
For Bale—Organ, almost new. Tel. IMM. all)
trees. Shade Irens and shrubbery. 1OB Taytoe
I. It IB MR Olid Fellow (-offri li“ Tm slthough ffi < former case,
street, nn the Heights. Hood River. Address
For Hals—Three lots near the burli,ess see. (tarson C. Maalker. Maryblll, Wash.
nttlt
tlon. but through it we have an op­ which was reversed li.v the supreme tlon on lb« Heights, In block » Would con.
alder so automobile or placo fu trade or will „For Sale—AS pa«s<m»er llulck (cylinder car,
portunity to add to the fame of our court on a technicality, another jury sell
the -Installment plan. A4 a «arrlfl,1» Model.KM. with sp.uiighi. power lire pump
“
’
SScpou^d
20,2te^ff“
had Allowed only |75O for the prop­ Add on
rem Minnie E. (addy, HL A, Gresbami and <Kb«r exlraa,(4M Tel. IdOI, Paul McK.r-
city.
erty.
-
mlJlf
MAYOR BAKER COMING
BILLY SUNDAY BUYS
SHELLEY HOMESTEAD
y
C. E. ORGANIZATION
CONVENTION NEAR
( 20TtL CENTURY FOOD PRICES
Good Saturday and Monday
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epx ounce gu ^^ tced c