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HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, JUNE 2ft, 1934 PUDDLE JUMPER TO * length—Dependability=Long Life=Freedom from Repairs=Low Upkeep Expense—True Economy i n • ■ 18 ’SR" p Jewett’s greater weight— i 2805 pound*—makes possible a heavier and stronger rear axle —heavier and stronger frame — heavier and »trongcr universal joints—heavier, strong' _ er and more powerful motor—a heavier and stronger car through* out. That’s why Jewett Six is sturdier and longer-lived than lighter cars. Ask the weight of any car before you buy. Compare its sturdiness with Jewett’*. And all thi* at the price of a light sixl Touring Brougham DEVIN & SON After May 1st, our phone number will be 8811. We have installed a double trunk phone system by which we are able to give you better service. HOLMAN & SAMUEL SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY P hone 8811 . J. R. Ellison, of the Ellison-White chautauqua circuit, while here last wvek visltiug at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Keck, recommended that local folk attend the lectures to be given at the local cliuutauqua by Homer 8. Hulbert. Mr. Ellison said that no man of Amerh-a today is bet ter posted on the affairs of the fur east than Mr. Hulbert, who waa for a number of years practically the rul er of Korea. •'Mr. Italbert-.’* said Mr. Ellison, “is a man who speaks eloquently, and he knows what he In talking about. His lwtures are worth while, for they give one an insight Into the lntricaclea of affairs tn Japan. China and Korea. It will be well worth tlie while of any one to go and. bear Mr. Hulbert.". OAK GROVE Walter 8. Shay, who wss named one of the delegates from the department of Oregon to the national American lægion convention to be held at St. Paul, will drive to-the convention city in the unique miniature automobile, a. feature of the recent Portland state convention of the Legton. Mr. Hhay, who built the small automobile, which has bee» ehriatened “The Puddle Jumper," created much aim men t for the local Legion Post with the little machine. “The Puddle Jumper” has been made neat by a polishing up- process. It arouses the comment of tourists as Mr. Shay drives it through the city. MOSIER Mrs. Fay Boater and daughter, of Fort Wayne, Ind., arrived last week nml are visiting at the home of W. A. Husbands. They are touring Oregon and California, expecting to lie away from home about four months. Mrs. Frank Stewart, of Maupin, S|>ent .the ,week end with her mother, Mrs. Plercey. L. A. Root and Mrs. W. A. Hus bands were in The Dalles Saturday on business. - —“ Fayette Oakley was a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Straura Satur day evening. Hoo<l River visitors Saturday even ing were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evjins. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Davidliizar und E. D. Jones and family, Paul Bailey and faniiljn Earl Bailey and family and C. O. Bailey and fam- lly. of Oak Grove, spent Sunday with relatives. Harold Foaberg and Esther, of Portland, spent Satur day evening here visiting Mrs. Johnson and n^her friends. Joe Weller entertained the Nindorf brothers, of Portland, with a trip to Badger lake and vicinity. Dick Wilcox and family motored to Hood Rivet Saturday. Among the recent arrivals at the nuto camp was Judge Anderson, of Baker. Judge Anderson is an old friend of Mr. Blanchard. Tlie Paramount people of Balt Lake City were patrons of the Mosier auto park last week. Mr. and Mrs. Vensel and Mr. and Mrs. TaggMell spent several days last week on the North Fork of Hood rivsr. ,___________ * Peacock Beauty parlor, Richard’s apt» Tel. 2921. Jfitf Dr. Janies Fraser, who baa been pastor of the Presbyterian church at Rawlins, WyoM has been called to Riverside Community church, to suc ceed Dr. W. H. Boddy, who la bow In Chicngo, pastor of the Woodlawn Presbyterian church. Dr. Fraser, who la a Nova Scotian, will preach his first sermon at Riverside Sunday, July •fl. He and Mrs. Fraser are expected to arrive here the latter part of the week. __ _ ____ _ COUNTY HEALTH NOTES Arrangementa are being made for the four-day series of clinics to be held July 7, 8, 9 and 10 under the aus pice* of the Publie Health Association. Mrs. Bickford, public health nurse, has made tentative pique to hold the clinic July 7 in Parkdale, for Parkdale, Mount Hood and Middle Valley chil dren ; the 8th in Hood River for Pine Grove. Dee and Hood River districts; the 9th In Odell to roach the Odell and Central Vale territory, and the 10th at Hood River for Oak Grove, Barrett and Frankton. Dr. Estelle .Ford War ner, of Portland, will be present for the clinics, and the local doctors will be asked to assist so that all the chil dren limy lie examined professionally, and without too great delay. Fiftyeight are enrolled in the class es for home hygiene and care of the sick conducted by Mrs. II. L. Bickford iu Odell, Oak Grove and Pine Grove. The Odell clara meets Tuesday and Thursday nfternoon. Pine Grove Mon day and Friday, and the Oak Grove class Wednesday. Later on the Oak Grove clara will have two meetings each week. Claases will be continued July 7, 8, 9 «nd 10, when clinics are to lie held in various ¡tarts of the valley. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rtewnrt, Of Condon, were at the O. !. Keizure home Friday of last week, Mr. Stew- art and Mr. Keizure are cousins. At the school meeting Monday of last week W. T. Hukari waa elected director to succeed C. E. Graves, who has moved away. He lias an unex- plred term of two years to aerve. Mrs. R. L. Banks was elected as the new director with a th^ge-year term. Frank Fenwick was reelected clerk. The health clara In Oak Grove will meet hereafter Wednesday only of each weeek instead of the twn days aa pre viously stated. Ro far the clara here hasn’t is'en as well intended aa In the other communities. AJ1 the ladies in tlila district are urged th.save Wednes day afternoon for the heelth class and to try to be there promptly at 2 p. m. John Jones is home again after .a visit with relatives in The Dalles. Mrs. Noel Davis and children, of Judge'Wilson Gives Address Grants Pass, are visiting Mrs. Davis' sister, Mrs. Otto Horn. Monday Mrs. Judge Fred W. Wilson, president of Davis received word that while driv the Oregon State Bar Association, at ing home her husband's car caught fire tended the annual convention of the and burned the back part of it. He Washington state bar at Spokane Sat was able to go on to Grants Pass. urday, where he had been invited to address the delegates. Judge Wilson Thursday evening of last week a is scheduled to be here today for a crowd of young people journeyed to «‘raion of circuit court. Pine Grove to welcome Mr. qnd Mrs. Donald McLeod with various musical Instruments such as dynamite, saws and iron Lars, tin cans. etc. Some very Tlie residence of R. L. Aldridge on pretty tunes were played before they the Hally place near Ilmrum eaught were invited in and served with de fire fr<tin a defective flue Saturday licious refreshments. and was totally destroyed, together Relatives and frienda of the W. T. with a iMirt of the home orchard which Hukari family gathered at their home was ruiry-d by the flames, fanned by a Hunday for a picnic dinner. After high wind. dinner a ball game was played be tween the East Ride *gd West Side. Hail Insurance. See R. E. Scott. mtitf Although the umpire wss a West Rider, the East Ride won. There was talk of a bribe being paid, so maybe that's the reason. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Horn and small son made a business trip to Portland Wedneaday of last week. Friday morning Oak . Grove was startled by the mill whistle blowing at fl o’clock. A small fire was discov Specialist Guarantee* Complete Relief From Every Form ered in one of the lumber piles. Quick of Asthma Within 24 Hour*—Or No Cost work with the fire hose soon put it out The fire startai from shavings blown .that agonizing coughing, gasp-' gnspiug, wheezing and that terriblg from ths sawdust pile. The damage ing All and wheeling goes within 24 night strangling—la controlled within was slight. hours. and you sleep the night through 21 hours., at once without a break—through a' Every Asthma snffdrer Is urged to MIDDLE VALLEY reninrkafi|e renin rkafije new internal prescription at leaat try Kinex. It is the only B. J. Montgomery, who is under the devebqtcd by a‘Cleveland specialist. | Asthma treatment on the market orig- It doesn't matter how long you have hinted and developed entirely by phys- care of physicians, is stifying in Hood hnd Asthma or what your age. this iciana under scientific clinical condl- River at the home of Mrs. Crapper. new treatment allays the severest tions, manufactured by reliable, eth- O. Wagenor, of eastern Oregon, vis simsma in 30 minutes or less, and is leal manufacturing pharmacists, and ited bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Keys. ixisitively guaranteed to bring com-' approved and prescribed by physl- Hmidny. piete relief within 24 hours—or It costs clans. And It is guaranteed. Money Geo. Keeling. Mr. and Mrs Earl Kee you nothing. ling and Harold Keeling came up from Science now proves that Asthma is Portland to visit the latter's wife, not a mere external disease but is who has lieen visiting her father, Robt. due to a fundamental internal condl- Leasure, the past week. ti< hi — protein sensitiveness of the sys Just now, through a special intro Mrs. B. J. Montgomery spent a few tem. Most remedies—burning powders ductory arrangement, you can obtain days last week with her husliand In and tbo like—are merely temporary, a trial treatment entirely FREE. and do not at nil prevent the trouble Simply go to the drug store named Hood River. | I h -I ow and aak for a trial package of The Mt. Hood ball team played the from growing worse. Bnt this new treatment, known as RIN'EX. No obligation at all on your Mosier team here Sunday and beat Rinex, ,<d*nd taken In simple capsule f»rt. Bat be sure to aak for your tliem by a score of 12 to 7. form, ghe» direct to the internal cause free treatment within the next three Our Bunday school Is planning a and neutralizes it completely’ — without daya—tiilr offer la limited. It may picnic up the I<oop highway in the harmful drugs or bad after-offa-ts. be obtained In this city at the Krerae near future, together with the Park- So every symptom—all the coughing. Drug Co. dale and Mt. Hood Bunday schools. The date will proltably be given next KRESSE DRUG COMPANY w*e$. Come to*Bunday achool next Sunday and find out what is being done—at 10 o'clock. Preaching at 11 o’clock. End of the Problem ' 9 I Your tire problem ceases to be a problem when all four wheels are shod with AJAX Cords. The best way to arrive at four is to start TIRE SERVICE STATION HOOD RIVER, OREGON ASTHMA CONQUERED IN 24 HOURS BY NEW METHOD THE BIGGEST MATTRESS VALUE WE’VE OFFERED IN YEARS, \ ' HERE’S HOW!I A few days ago a big Portland manufacturer, needing ready cash, offered to aell us a quantity of the finest 1W% Pure Japan Ka p ok (Bilk Floea) inalXreseesat a price that would enable us to retail them for lera than the regular wholesale «»st. We snapped him up and ordered twenty-five. They're here and we ray without hesitation that no finer mattreraee have ever come into our store. Read the descrip tion, rememtierlng that this store has never exaggerated in its adver tising. Then try to find the equal of these mattresses anywhere for lera than $28 to $35. DESCRIPTION Scow Fire Damage Light Flames on one of the big scows of tlie .Gilpin Construction Co. aroused observers ia the city Saturday. The fire, although sp<>ctacnlar for a time, caused only a nominal damage. It was caused from sparks falling on a shed erected over a pump. The tar papier, oil and dry planking burned merrily for a short time, bnt a bucket brigade, on reaching the scow made quick Work of extinguishing the fire. away for joyous vacation pleasures The Oregon caves, Crater Lake, Tillamook »nd Newport beaches —indeed, alt your favorite haunts are available to you through Southern Pacific low round-trip vacation fares. For the “Oregon Outdoor»” booklet and full “vacation days” informa don, comm un icate with All kinds of Trouble Shooting 1 yWork a Specialty Bungalow Regular Price, $12.50 tritely Canadian Piwific Rockies Comfort and old clothe* go hand in-haod in these Care- tre« bungalow camp* —fnv is tach ddfrrrt^ aad du- hiumx Canadian Pacific Hospitality and tervice ■< mint ecosoln ■Cal wrakly rata* Call ar wnta for oar maoal FoMar W. H DEACON Cast A smi . Pu*r D»«t MultnoMh Howl Building SS THIRD *T PORTLAND ORt Phone 2153 You have already seen or heard of this marvelous little stove that cooks a complete meal at once—frying, boiling, toasting and broiling—in beautiful solid aluminum and nickel plated vessels. Hot days are coming soon and you’ll surely enjoy using one of these economical and convenient cookers. For a week, beginning Saturday, June 28th, we offer them at a saving of almost a. fourth. EVER PITCH HORSESHOES? Thia old game is coming into favor every* where. We’ve »old barrel* of specially made shoe*, regulation size and weight Just opened a fresh keg. Get your set to take along »■»» on camp trip, at each............................ vUC CROQUET SETS . Four-Ball Set Complete, in strong Eight-Ball Set, Regulation Sizes........... fkff «JOsX^ -J Six-Ball Professional. Beautifully fin- <7 ished Mallets and Balls...................... $ / iZj