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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1924)
HOVb RIVER GLAUIBR, THOfWDAY, AÜGÜ8T 14, 1924 ÌÙaìdand The Safety Grip ANNOUNCEMENT WE HAVE INSTALLED MT. HOOD MOTOR CO A NEW WAY HAT BLOCK MACHINE E can now dry clean and block your hat so that there will not be a trace of dust, dirt or grease in it when finished. The live steam will rellven the fabric and sizing of the hat, restore its original shape and color, and give it that fresh, new appearance found In new hats. The lining will also look like new. This "NEW WAY” hat cleaning and blocking outfit Is the latest Innovation in the hat cleaning Industry — making it possible to give the same mill finish as a new hat—after cleaning and blocking. MEYER & KING The City Tailors PHONE 1014 HOOD RIVER, OREGON We have a complete line of Lunch Supplies for your Vacation Picnic 57>e LAURNELL Nothing But The Best Home Painting’ book five-- Tells you just what you want to know when doing paint ing jobs around the place—tells all about preparation of sur faces—brushes—how much paint or var nish to buy —what to do and not to dd*to get satisfactory re sults. Its your paint ing guide. The Best Foods from Oregon Cattle. Pure Foods at the most moderate prices Arrangements have been completed whereby fruit growers in available the the Mid-Columbia District will now have marketing nation-wide NORTHWESTERN service FRUIT EXCHANGE the of AMER' and ICAN FRUIT GROWERS, INC Growers selling through them will therefore be assured of a national outlet for their fruit. The need for a dependable sales outlet has been 1 . [ , •____________ f <_____________________ • , ... \-rr-; emphasized this past two years as never before. ■ R. J. Mclsaac & Co. PARKDALE A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop. The state highway department's plana for developing Mayer park, promontory at Rowena loops, on the Columbia River highway between Mo lder and The Dalle«, are temporarily in abeyunce while the department la conaiderlnf the feaaibility of doing the eonntruction work itaelf. When bida called for by the commiMion were opened in Portland recently, the low bld was found to be unbalanced, the bidden apparently having mia- Interprcted the aped flcat Ion a. The i>ark, which wan a gift to the atate by Mark A. Mayer, Portland bueincm man and Moaier orchardiat. will be Improved by the highway cpmmiaaiaB aa one of the beauty Rxita of the npiwr highway. large production in practically all lines of Fresh Fruits - ,sr i • and Vegetables necessitates nation-wide distribution and the exercise of skill and judgment in the sales operation. Salesmanship must be based on sound knowledge, tern pered with seasoned judgment. and only a selling force that has representation each day in the year in every carlot market will get results. not be built in a season. It is impracticable to operate it only for the several months consumed in marketing a semi-perishable crop like apples. The confidence and good will of the buyers is won only by a sales force that is in constant and dally contact with them and that serves them the yesr round by handling a complete line instead few commodities terminal organization ia permanently repre- sented in 170 carlot markets in the United States and Canada and maintains direct connections in mnr«> important foreign fruit markets. These men are closely supervised by Regional Sales Directors located at strategic points, who themselves keep in touch with the trade through frequent personal visits to the markets. See our representative, MR. I. H. CEDERWALL, who will explain all details. NORTHWESTERN OFFICE SUPPLIES These are days when you are thinking of them. We have nearly everything In the staple line you may desire. If you want anything special, we’ll-get it for you. AMERICAN FRUIT GROWERS, INC. FOR SALE • SEVERAL THOUSAND Davidson Building APPLE BOXES HOOD RIVER Suitable for Orchard Use 7c Each ------- The Mayer Park Development Delayed FISH AND POULTRY THE HOOD RIVER MARKET A. H. Graves and 0. T. Bennett were visitors in Hood River Friday. Wheeler Clark, of Heppner, was a Sunday guest of hia parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clark. Frank Proctor and Jack Lelliott motored to Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Livingstone and chil dren returned Wednesday from a summer outing in Canada. Mrs. Hattie Bailey - and grand daughter, Miss May Catup, were shoppers at The Dalles Tuesday. Rev,, and Mrs. H- C. Clark, of Jlood River, were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. J. E. Higley Sun day. Mrs. • W. A. Hualiands. Geo. Alex ander and Misses Hobbs were in Hood River Tuesday. C. T. Bennett was in Hood River Thursday. John Yonisli went .to Hood River Friday. Burt Osburn and Francis Neilsen were in Hood River Saturday. James Cherry and Franjt Middle- swart were in The Dalles Friday. Billie Oornett, of Hood River, was a guest of Keith Chamberlain last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Evans and son. Forrest, and granddaughter. Jean Wilcox, were Saturday visitors at Hood River. Mr. and Mra. 8. E. Evan* and non. Forreat. were Monday evening gueata al the C. G. Nichol home. Richard Wilcox and daughter, Jean, went to The Dalles Monday. ] Motler young people attending the dance at Thornton'« lake Saturday evening were: 'Ida Nftllaen, Irene Horn. Lnella NeilHcn. Thelma Jqhn- aon, Burt Oaburn. Francia NeHaeh, Joo Higley, Lee Evana, Forreat Ev an« and Gerald Horn. Mr. and Mra. fl. I). Percy and chil dren, Donabell and Nadene, of Enter prise, and Mr. and Mra. F. M. Bry ant, of Pendleton, motored over and spent Sunday with the K. L. Bryant family. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Graham, of Tillamook, were guest« at the-Ernest Evans home Monday. Mrs. John Yonl«h arrived home Saturday from Portland where she had been visiting her daughter. Ml«« -Frances Weller arrived home Saturday from Eugene. Misa EUzatieth Hall, county librar ian, of The Italien, attended a Moaier library beard meeting Tlinraday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Evans spent a couple of days, last week at Lo«t lake. It. W. Simpson and F. Conley at tended a klan meeting at Dufur Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baxter and Mlns Wanda Haskell «jient last week visiting coast points ou their summer onting. Mr. Folsom and grandchildran. Genevieve and Steve, and Frank Proctor were in Hood River Satur day. Mr. and Mra. Guy Duvall and Mian Dena Proctor, of The Dalles, spent the week end at the home of Jack Proctor. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Veatch and Mrs. Veatch’a mother, Mrs. John Elder, and Reuben Elder and Mr. and Mr«. H. II. Neilsen motored up the Mt. Hood Ix«>p highway to forest camp Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Chamberlain and daughter and non. and Miss Mar cella Race and Chas. Race were in Hood River Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Orie Kiser and two children, f Oak Grove, were in Mosier Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Evans, Alvlnc Evans, Eddie Bennett and Ml«s Lou ise Morgensen went huckletierrylng in the Ixwt lake country Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rob lx and family left Saturday for eastern Oregon to attend the funeral of Mrs. Robbs' brother. Mrs. W. B. Clark, Thoe. Lelliott, Mrs. F. A. Alington and Mrs. F. H. Alllugton attended church at Odell Sunday morning. , The Grower A National Outlet