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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, TBBRSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1924 « work done In llood Hirer Friday MOSIER morning. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bonney spent Francis Howard and Bert Osburn Thanksgiving at Haims were guests at the Clark home Thurs Monday. November 24, the Juniors day evening. and seniors spent a very enjoyable time with the high school faculty at . The Rebekahs gave an old fash the home of J. F. Blanchard. The ioned dance at the I. O. O. F. hall for evening was spent iu playing 000. the Odd Fellows and Heliekaha and Bessie Marsh won the first prise for their famUle* Saturday evening. A the elr'a TY» Leslie Camp won the good time waa enjoyed by all who pf&e for the boys. Mr. Blanchard attended. and Mias Grtbekov won the booby Tile Mystery Solved prises. Hood River, Ore., Dec. 1, 1924. Mr. and Mrs. Riding and family Editor Glacier: At laat we know arrived Tuesday from Canby. They what the trouble la with the editor intend to spend the whiter here. Air Tight Heater«, stove pipe and of the Glacier; he has a bad case of "Regurgitation.” That explaina many stove boards. Straus«. thing«, and he sure baa our deepest Wui. Baker, A. C. Holmes and F. synijiathy. It la a alia me he had to A. Alllngton attended the eucampuient go and have that awful thing, but meeting at Hood River Monday even he got it himself and named it, he ing. can’t Ida me anyone elae. However if A pleasant evening waa spent at he 1« careful lie may get over it In Mrs. C. G. Nichol's Monday evening time. of last week when wlie entertained When the city waa considering the some of her friends «t a progressive purchase of the new ¡>ark tract, the 800 party. J. O. Heh ........ I i n wen the editor raid he waa opposed to it. He prise. also raid, if the city did buy it he Don’t forget the Y. W. (’. A. lutzaar would get behind It, put hia shoulder in the high school auditorium Decem to the wheel, and help put it over. Ever since the tract waa bought he ber 13. A baa tried to put it “over a barrel,” Acme Quality Paint, varnishes and and got behind it like Ikailey'a man brushes. Prices as low aa any atore la-hind the gun, “4,000 mile« behind It at Strauss's. and willing to be farther.” 1 wou- Mr. and Mrs. Hay Halley went to dered why he raid one thing and did Grass Valley Wednesday afternoon to the other, but I did not know he had spend Thanksgiving with Mr. and "Regurgitation." or I vyould have un Mrs. E. I). Piercey. derstood. and made proper allowance. Mrs. Clare Bailey sjient Thanks The meaning of thia dreadful afflic giving with her sister, Mrs. John tion 1« reverae English, so of courae Burlingame, at Fairvifjv. the editor could not help himself and Hot Asparagus Short Cakes Mrs. Hattie Bailey, Jesse Bailey ahould not be crltieizi-d too severely; Shadow Potatoes Radishes and Mr. and Mrs. O. (’. Hailey were for iny |iart I hereby withdraw what I may have thought about him. and visitors in The Dalles Tuesday. The cost of preparing this luncheon, using will with him until he recovera, Hearts of Lettuce > Those attending the «bow in Hood here'« bear, hoping. O. Huelat. Rnuian Dreumg River Tuesday evening were Arvilla olive oil for the dressing, lard for the frying Huslia nds, Ben Carroll and Francis Youths Fined for Liquor Poraeraion and Lnella Nielsen. Hot Chocolate Gingerbread and butter for the shortening, waa found to Paul Hailey. Mosier youth, and Er Dolls and Toy« at «-losing out nest Smith, former local liall player, »I/A Whipped Cream prices—a good stisk to pick from. were tilled each $50 by Justice of the be 18% greater than the same luncheon pre- Why buy out of town before looking Peace Ontliank Friday when they Tea these over! Strauss. pared solely with Amaizo. pleaded guilty to charge of liquor Mae Camp and Darrell Alllngton |MMU«*HHion. They were arn-sted at a were elected to go to the high schisil dance here Tburnday night. Send for FREE Amairo Cook Book «smfereuce at Eugene Decemtier 5 Officer« found three gallon, nt . Address: 111 JP. Monroe St., Chicago, III. and 6. moonshine in a pile of rubbish st the Lureen Diqamore. Ed Dlnainore, Highway garage laitf week, thought .Geo. Chamberlain, Mrs. llattle Bailey to have been hidden there by . an and aon, Jesse, Mrs. Ethel Camp, and Itinerant bootlegger. Ijeslle and ‘ Hattie ■ Camp ~ were visit- ora in The Dalles Friday. Read’s 1 Radio Shop, the Radio Shop Mr. and Mrs. II. H. Hraaktnan, of of Hood River. Hood River, were dinner _ gueata of A. C. Holmes Thanksgiving. New York —AMERICAN M a IZE-PRODUCTS CO.—Chicago Mark A. Mayer returned from Port land Wednesday. Only a short time until Christmas. Do your shopping now at tills store. Aluminum at special prices, handker bulk of which lias been moved, it chiefs and a big lot of fancy g<s>ds at will hereafter rave growers annually dosing out prices. Htraura. iu excess of $30,(MM) in freight. Mildred Nichol came home to spend Thanksgiving with her ¡Mirenta laut Bad Auto Accident Near Lodw Wednesday. She is a atudeut at the A. Carljpm, laliorer, and ills wife Apple shipper« received word from The Hood River Pythian band, in U. of O. A. 8. Edmonds, traffic manager of and daughter, Evelyn. 3, were injured Mrs. 8. E. Evans and aon. Format, the O. W. R. A N. Co., laat week, | in an auto accident on the Columbia order to raise fund« to finauce a trip announcing that the local freight River highway Saturday, nine mile« to Provid« nee. R. I„ next year, when were vlaitora in Hood River Wednes- ► -u... charge on all apple«, destined for we«t of Cascade Ixicks. hroBt on the the grand convention:W the fraternal day. . . . . , , , . . points »«st nt t|p? Miraisslppi river, pavement eamied the auto to «kid into' Marcella and Cliarle« Race went to «body *,u •* l“‘,d lhere- “»■•««'»rated Moro Thursday morning to «pend a originating on the Mt. Hood R. R. ¿ditch and upset. M«. Carlson « chin was severed a serlea of concerts at tiie Rialto the- few daya with their grandmother. Company's line, will I m ? absorbed af ter January IB, 1925. Thia ruling froin her face extvpt for a «mall1 atre last night. The musical organ They Teturned Sunday. will enable the grower« of Parkdale portion and in addition «he had 1111- izatlon, liecause of unique Indian cos- Perfumes. Sacher Powder and fancy and all way points of the valley merous cut« alM>ut the face and bead, tunic« and the excellence of its rendi- powder and perfume sets for Christ abort line to ship their fruit to east The daughter also had d«-«-p cut«' thins, i« among the best known liands mas at your drug store. Strauss. ern markets on a parity with those about the face and Mr. (Prison suf-’ in the Northwest. Because of an ap- Tuesday evening, November 25, the shipping from Hood River. It will fered severe cuts. I'aralng touristH' pearance at a convention of the D. O. high school Y. W. C. A. duh enter tend to develop new warehouses brought the victims to Cascade Locks ' K. K. at Vancouver, B. C„ laat mim- tained the Junior “Y” girls at a jiarty Mr. Carlson has been employed on ’ mer, the lmnd has Ix-en called to play in the r'Y” hut. Miss Llels-trau, the along the valley line, it I n «aid. The local rate absorption formerly the tunnel near Cascade Locks for next September at a fair at New Y. W. C. A. secretary from The applied only on apple« originating several month« in employ of the Ch- Westminister, B. . Tlie band men made n hit at their Dalles, attended. Many games were for shipment at Odell and point« W. H. A N. Company. Ilia work lie- played und everyone had a good time. UEW productsTan rise north of there on the Mt. Hood line. ing finished there, he waa on bls wny concert last night, and It 1« nntlcl- George Evans was in Hood River *■ to popularity and While the rate absorbtion will not to Reattle with his family for a ’ pated that they will be greeted by a Friday. . ¡crowded house tonigNt." vitally affect this "year's tonnage, the abort visit. leadership in two year*. Florence Evans Is home for a two Th« C-T-C tire, how ■ y h. 5 ..'i weeks’ vacation. She has been work ever,has done Just that! ing in Hood River. — C. W. Clark, of Heppner, si«-nt • V The flrat C-T-C was I ' Thanksgiving with his parents, Mr. manufactured lea* than and Mrs. W. E. Clark. two yean ago. All the good tilings to eat for the holidays — nuts, candies and fruits. Today it la ths leading Another shipment of that famous •eller among exclusively Pa Mince Meat Just in at youf favorite cific Coast made tires! grocery store. Strauss. We sell thia remarkable Joe Weller returned Wednesday V tiro In all styles and sixes— from a bunting trip in Canada. He At this beautiful season of the vear we are Including corda, balloons killed two moose while there. and heavy duty truck ail grown-up children. We secretly yearn for Friday afteruoon Miss Arvilla Hus matica. Ask vs to aho1 lia nd« entertained a number of girl the days aays when we used to hang up our stock stockings tho type for your car. friends at a card party at her home. on Christmas Eve and toddle downstairs on Those present were Emily Hu«band«, Mrs. Lloyd Fisher, Ruth Htraura, Ev Christmas morning to see what Santa Claus had elyn Beldin. Luella Nielsen, Is-ta And most of us still enjoy the same Blanchard. Neta and Mae Camp. Ne- ;n we view the presents those near dra Evans, Ella Folium and Dorothy Htraura. Mrs. Lloyd Fisher won an and dear have given us. incenae burner as a prise. Leta 'Blanchard wort the consolation prise. While most of us are grateful for any remem A club was formed, which will meet next|ta time at the home of Mr«. Fisher, CORDS arad BALLOONS brance, our delight is much greater if the pres A new line of Jewelry, fountain (without rim or wheel change) ents we receive are useful things that we can penB and pendla, pearl necklaces, etc., for Christmas gifts Just in i from proudly show our friends and can enjoy for many Chicago at low prices. Rtraua«. Christmases to come. Such are the gifts that Ml«« Griliakov left Wednewday for Our supply of we are showing in our big gift section. Junction City to spend Thanksgiving; with relatives. lamps and shades is iBtira Yonish came home Tliursday from Wapahltia. where ahe teaches, extensive arid our to spend Thanksgiving with her ¡sir-' ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Yonish. Hhe prices modest. returned Hunday. Among those shopping In Hood Riv er Haturday afternoon we notk-ed Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evans and family. farms Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Husbands. Emily Your newly mar Endorse and Husbands, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Nichol and daugh Recommend ried friends will ap ter, Mll<lr«-d, Mm. H. H. Nielsen, and Luella and Francia Nielsen. Mrs. preciate small decor Jam«-« Camp and family, J«*««e Bailey, Darrell Alllngton, Madge Dunn, Ros ative gift for hall coe Davldhizar. Bert Osburn and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chamberlain, and Mrs. and living room. CABNATION STOCK FABMS Clark and son. Wheeler. Breeder« of Registered Mr. and Mm. H. E. Evans cele Holstein-Friealan Cattle Besides items listed, we are displaying at We have them brated Thanksgiving day by enter-! Beettie, U. 8. A. taining their children, Mr. and Mrs. Carnation, Waah., popular prices : from a dollar up. R. Wilcox and two children, Mr. and July 1», ISM. Mrs. Ernest Evans and daughters,. Mr. 8. Hodgen, Aluminium Ware • Community Plate Nedra, V'Ona, Audrey and poloris. | Hodaen-Breerater Milling CoM Portland, Oregon. Mr. and Mm. F. A. Alllngton had Electrical Appliances Hear Mr. HodgSn: as their Thanksgiving guest. Mr. and We deliver on Wo have Juat completed feeding the Mrs. Thomas Is-lliott, Jack Lelliott, China - Cut Glass - Steinware Mrs. Maliel Mathews and two chil 100 Iba. of Calf Meal received from you Christmas Eve. •nd find that the calve« hav« done dren. Mrs. C. Ruscher and Madge Golf Supplies Sporting Goods ■plendidly and at a vary reasonable Dunn. r 4 coat. We are going into thia matter -a Madge Dunn returned to Heattie further and expect to use more of thia Hunday. Mrs. F. A. Alllngton and I I at a later date. Think that tho calves daughter, Barlmra, went with her did equally well with those fed skim and intend to vlwit at her home for a milk and I am satisfied that you have w«-«-k. i prepared a well balanced Oair Meal. Wo Mrs. O. E. Wilson was a Dalles will send yoa. In a day or two, a pic- shopper Tuesday. tare of one of the Calves that wo have been feeding thia meal. R<mcoe Davldhizar and Bert Os Yours very truly, burn att«-nded the Firemen's ball in (Signed) A. M. Ghormley, Manager. llisxl River Thiirsday evewjng. CARNATION MILK VARMA. Friday aftern<M>n shoppers from Moaier to Hoisi River Were Mrs. Jas. Gifts Hodgen’s Calf Meal Cherry and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. that make Manufactured by J. F. Blanchard and daughter. Fern. HODGKN-BRKW8TBR MILLING CO. . Francis Howard. Ferdinand Htraura a home Portland, Oregon . and Laura Yonish. more Sold By E. M. Htrauss was having dental Filone 8411 livable Moaier people in Hood River Tu«*s- da.v were Mrs. James Carroll. Taura' E. C. Mooney, Hood River, Ore. I./ White Salmon Growers’ Had«. Frances Wellir, A. C. Holmes and daughter, Kathleen, and Mra. W. Warehouse, White Salmon, Waah. E. Clark. | Ca Received ! Just received at the Tum-A-Lum yard two cars of the famous Tum-A-Lump Coal and one car of Tum-A-Nut Coal mined from the famous Utah coal fields. We find this the best coal we have used throughout the whole line of yards — none better. i We have dry timber ends, two feet long. Just the thing for furnace or fireplace. Also slab wood and body fir. marked economy without sacrificing quality Q/fn 18% saving on this luncheon Phone 4121 for anything in the Fuel and Lumber Line. UALITY need not be sacri ficed for economy, as the convincing results of a recent in vestigation prove. Q Y ours T o S erve Tum-A-Lum Limber Co. LUMBER BILL, Manager Everything in Groceries AMfilZO NEWS OF RATE AB SORPTION RECEIVED Whatever it may be—from carrots to nuts and candies, from sugar to salt. We have it. In addition we can supply you with the beat quality of fresh and cured meats. H. R. PYTHIAN BAND CONCERTS APPEALING Indeed, the busy housewife, gets her meats and groceries-*-just what she wants and quickly, from our store HOLMAN & SAMUEL A tire with an honor record! SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY P hone 8811 LUMBER Christmas Greetings DRY SLABS ITT Christmas Gift Suggestions Sewing Cabinets..... Lamps with shades. Lustre Tea Sets....... Smoking Stands..... Hocking Chairs........ Bed Boom Suites.... Dining Room Suites ...$6.75 up ...$6.00 up ...$8.75 up ..$2.25 up .$7.00 up $54.35 up $77.00 up A Store Full of Chrismas Gift Suggestions ••Spreading Curistmas Cheer throughout the year.” KELLY BROS. CO. Hardware-Fumitnre Standard Lumber Co. HQRN BROq., Prop«. MT. HOOD MOTOR CO ANNOUNCEMENT December 1st we moved to our New Terminal—E. Water, E. Yamhill and E. Taylor Sts. This building being con structed solely for the handling of Freight via Motor Truck will greatly improve the service and create an efficient method of transportation. nSW'0” GREENWOOD TRANSPORTATION CO., Inc Successors to n’s Calf Meal ■ i , , WARREN & GREENWOOD TRUCK UNES Hood River. The Dalles. Mt. Hood we want Selling Apples Jonathans, Ortleys, SpitzenburgB, Winter Bananas and Delicious. All grades from Extra Fancy to Faced and Fi! ¡Had. Cookers, large or small. We sell them for what they are. QUICK ACTION. PROMPT RETURNS. SHERI DAN FRUIT COMPANY GET FREE STENCILS AT THIS OFFICE r Licensed with Oregon's first class of Embalmers. I Hmm 1381,3821 HOOD RIVLR.ORtGON y Anderson Undertaking Co. * C. C. ANDERSON, Sola Proprietor Licensed Embalmer asd Fonerai Director 41» OAK STRUT,