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“Christmas comee botonceaycar” and thousands
of Northwest housewives make their plans for the
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festive board from thmr experience throughout
the other twelve months.
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Those who give their Amities the all-year-round
treat of Frye’s “Delicious” Ham know that it
never varies in quality—and they have found its
unusual goodness and delightful mild flavor so ap-
petizing that it will surely occupy an important
place on many holiday menus. „
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In no way can youjbeller prepare for the unexpected guest than by baking '
a bolt of a Fryeh “DeHelou«” Ham just as you would a fresh pork roast,;
using powdered cinnamon, cloves, mustard and brown sugar. Use a
covered roaster with enough waler to make »team. The young, lender'
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pork of Frye’s Drliriou*’* Ham
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who urged that cltlaens la «very sec­
tion, instead of bringing about fac­
tions through criticism, cooperate
fully with thono in authority. She
urged a closer working together of
the county health officer, physicians
Many and varied were the plaint and the county health association. •
advanced last Saturday afternoon for
coping with scarlet fever, which dur­
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ing the mouth of December has
spread to, pro|>oriioiia tliat gave rise
John McCleod, of The Dalles, to
lest an epidemic might sweep the val­ visiting his slater, Mrs. Clyde Boot.
ley. Suus* of tiie suggestions were
Mr. and Mr«. J. O. Beldin motored
unique. It wax even declared that
merchants of the city might lie to Portland Tuesday.
whipped Into line to aid rural folk
Mrs. F. A. Allingtun and daughter.
in bringing about u stricter observ­ Barbara, returned from Seattle Sun­
ance of rules of health icoards by ac­ day evening.
tion on the county people in making
I have just unpacked a flue stock
their purchases from mail order bous­
es. Whether xtich a recommcmlatlou of candy in gift boxes from % lb box
at 5<>c to 5 lb box at »2.25, fresh and
was serious or not, it was made.
Dr. Jesse Edgington, county aud good. E. M. Strauss.
city health officer, wan unable to at­
Mrs. Ilattte Bailey was a visitor
tend the «exciton because of illness. In The IJallex Monday.
His daughter, Mrs. A. W. Beckley,
Mrs. Robbs left Monday for La
wax present and gave a report on Grande to l>e with her father, who 1«
scarlet fever. The county lias had a very sick at that place.
total of 42 cases since September 14,
Mr. and Mr«. E. M. Strauss went
of whicb 13 have developed this
month. No new cases, it was stated, to Portland Tuesday. While tliere
were reported for Friday aud Satur­ they met Mr. Strauss' sister, Mrs.
Oakley, who is from the east. She
day.
.. Tiie meeting, attended icy members accompanied them home for a visit.
You can always find-a bargain here.
of sc4icml boards of the county, par­
ents. teucbenc and county and health This week it’s large walnut«, new
Strauss Pure Food
officials, was called l>y County School crop, 25c lb.
Superintendent I’rltee. The* re|iort of Grocery.
Health Officer Edgington was to the
C. A. Hage was in The Dalle«
effect that the disease had been very Thursday.
mild here. Indeed, many euses were
Wheeler Clark, who has l>een work­
so mild. It was said, that tliere was ing for the O.-W. R. A N. Co. at Hepp­
a isMcsibillty tiiat some had gone un­ ner. Ims l>een transferred to Seattle.
detected.
Wash. He «pent several days with
City Schocd Su|x*rintendeiit Cannon Ills
parents before going' to his new
reported that tiie city schcxito had position.
followed Instruction« of the health
Visitors in Hood River Thursday
officer and comity health nurse, upcl
that school rooms, wlierever sny cases were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conley.
had developed, had tecen fumigated ax Mrs. C.'Ruseber. Mrs. H. Bailey. M.iss
well as general fumigation followed Luella Neilsen. Mrs. F. A. Allington
All school desks, too, have lx>eii and Bert Osborn.
Jesse Huskey was in The Dalles
wiislied and disinfected. I’rof. Can
non stated’ tliat a survey of schools Thursday.
last Friday showed that 828 pupils
New stock of Brazil nuts, 20c lb.
were present and 157 were1 absent Strauss Pure Food Grocery.
Twenty cases were isolated lieciviMe of
Dave Duvall, of Independence, Is
Ix-iiig mupcted. Twenty children *'e*l visiting
lii« son, Roy, and faiuHyi—
undM* quarantine and tiie rest wen-
Mr.
and
Mrs. Ernest Evans and
out Ixa-ause of fear*of (lie disc-axe
The percentage of absentees reached Dolores nnd Ix-slie Root were visitors
4 (HO. while- tiie general alixcnt per In The Dalles Friday.
The school tins Saturday took 24
cvntagc- throughout the xc-hcsd year
lie sxld. reiieliex five |x-r cent.
piiVUs and teachers to The Dalle« to
Mrs. E. R. Moller reported for the attend the picture show, "America.”
Barrett Hdiool district. vHhe stated They reported a good «bow Svlilch
tliat lu-r district had bee,-n folloiwing was very Instructive to history pupils
(lie rules ns Inid dowu liy tiie state
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Evans and son.
Isinrel of health. Siu- cited tiie dlffi Forr<‘st, and daughter, Mr«. J. R.
cully of enforcing c|uuhintlm- regula Wilcox, nnd children, were in The
thins when scarlet fever, the- first of Dalles Saturday.
tiie county, appeared in. Barrett last -Gift sets, perfumery sets, 50c to
full. Mrs. Moller also s|x>ke- in is*
half of the- Hood River County llealtli $2.50.■ Strauss Drug Store.
Howard Resit was in Hood River
Association, of which «lie is chairman
Maturdav.'
of tiie educational eoiiiinlttee.
"If as nuiuy eases of fire blight had
Rev. L. H. Miller will preach at
lieen reported among the orchards the -tlie Immanuel church Sunday evea-
past few We-eks as we have had of Ing at 7.30 o’clock.
scarlet fever.’’ she- said, “the-re- would
Fayette Oakley, of Portland, came
is- something doing ill the- Ilood River np Saturday to spend the, week end
valley. And yet the rule« of the with his mother at the home of his
state Isiard of health, it seeiun to me uncle, E. M. Strauss.
are sufficlenr and effective enough to
Ladles’ • Aid met at the home of
che-e-k any kind of nil epidemic if we Mrs. F. A. Allington. A large num-
■will but' have, cooperation. In many lier of ladies were present. The negt
instam-e-s parents are personally re- meeting will be held with Mrs. J. N.
sjxinsllile.”
Mosier.
Mrs. Moller cited the- case- ’of a
1,000 pars of warm glove« and mit­
childing riding, while 111 from- scarlet
fever, in a. Barrett xe-hool inis to the ten«, just the thing for Christinas at
city. She calle-d on Dr. Frederick D. closing out prices. E. M. Strauss.
Tile school children will give It
Stricker, Representing the state board
of healthJ to ascertain if other chil­ Christmas program next Tuesday in
dren ty tjie bus fdiould lie- considered the auditorium.
ns hnvThfe Fonie in contact with the
The Mosier Chamber of Commerce
disease. Dr. Stricker deciares that held Its monthly meeting Monday
they should be.
evening. A numtier of member« of
IIowhrd'L. Shoemaker anil Miss The Dalles Cha inlier of Commerce
Tomkin«, fhe latter principal and the were pn-sent. Talks were given by
former inerats-r of the school Isiard. Mr. Barnnin, Mr. Nelson • and Mr.
reported for tiie Pine Grove district, Sa minis. A short program was given
f.’ounty Health Nurse Whittekvr de­ and light refreshment« were served,
clared that precautionary mea«ures everyone getting acquainted with the
were living taken throughout the en­ visitors while eating. We enjoyed
tire county. She praised the teach­ their talks very much and got some
ers for their cooperation.
good suggestions. We hope this is
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Dr. Stricker characterised scarlet not their last visit.
fever a« one of the most difficult dis­
Turkish towel«, l>atli net«, table lin­
eases ’with which to cope. He said it en« make fine presents. Closing out
was prevalent all over the United prices sav9 you real dollar«. Straus«.
Staton. He declared that quarantine
The lta«k«-tball game« Friday even­
should never be less than four week«.
«« prescribed by Oregon law. and that ing between the Caacade Isxk« girls
ft should be longer in many cases. and Mosier girl« and the (Cascade
He characterized the disease, because IxM-k« isiys and Mosier boys were
ut the- compllcatious, as une of the full of excitement. The girls' gaun*.
moat dangerous for childhood. Dr. played first, was a close game. At
Stricker oppimed the closing of the the end Of the first half the score
sehisds. for the reason that the chil­ was tied. At the end of tiie next
dren might mingle in play around quarter the Locks was ahead six
their home«. He cited that many at­ point«. When the lant quarter began
tend moving picture«.
When Mr our girls were full of fight and they
Crites announced that Manager Kol- made 14 ]sdnt«, ending the game with
stad had offered to close the dimrs of a «core of 18 to 2fl in our favor. The
ids places to children, if it was tbe Isiy«' game wan also g close contest.
consensus of opinion that such would The first half ended 4 to 5 in favor
Is- ncei-ssary as a health protection, of the Lock«, but the boys an usual
warmed up in the last half and won
the announcement drew applause.
Dr. V. R. Abraham, while he said l>y a «core of 13 to 10 in Moeier’a
he recognized such procedure as ar­ favor. The town team played baa-
chaic. suggested that a 30-<lay closing ketliall at Cascade Locks Saturday
of the schools might help to clear up evening, playing the town team there.
the situation here. He said he be- The Mosier team was defeated by a
llevcd Such procedure would aid in score of 18 to 9. A return game will
tiie local situation. Dr. Abraham said lie played here Saturday.
The board of the Y. W. C. A. held
In- knew of cases that had lieen al­
lowed to leave quarantine in three a liazaar in the school auditorium
Saturday evening which was a big
wi-eks.
Mrs. Midler then asked how to pro- success. Supper was served from 0
«•eed in enforcing quarantine regula­ to 8 o’clock. The grab bag, under the
tions. She stated that efforts at se­ supervision of Mrs. Thos. Lelliott.
curing action from the county judge and the fish pond, taken care of by
anil district attorney had been una­ Mrs. A. C. Holmes, were big success­
es, the kiddle« having lots of fun
vailing.
District Attorney Baker expressed with the whistles and other things
resentment at the Imputation of his they were fortunate enough to get.
failure to act in the matter of quar­ At the fancy work booth a pillow
antine. Hr cited that he had nothing and luncheon «et were disposed of.
to do with the health di-|»artinent as Mrs. C. Bailey getting the former and
administered by Dr. Edgington, but Mrs. W. A. Husbands the latter. The
declnrrd that he would, at any time program given during the evening
someone would swear -a complaint, was enjoyed by the lnrge number
prosecute for violations of the quar­ present.
Handkerchiefs for the whole family.
antine law.
Robert Frey said he was a mem E. M. Strauss.
Iw-r of a commltte of Park grange
that had been appointed to investigate
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contagious diseases.
His organiza­
tion. he said, was ready to hack up
L. E. Turner made a business trip
any move to create a public opinion to Longview. Wash.. and Portland
for observing quarantine regulations last week. Mr. Turner 1« expecting
He opposed any move toward closing to locate in the west.
the schools. Similar sentiments were
George Anderson, of Milwaukie,
Voiced by 'C. K. Benton and W. S. came up Friday for an indefinite
Dowd.
vlalt with hi« daughter, Mrs. Roy
Speaking for the county court. Com­ Hay«, and family. Mr. Anderson is
missioner stated that the body was suffering from low blood pressure and
ready to appoint a successor to Dr. will «tay up here a while to reçu por­
Edgington If anyone could lie found ate.
to tnke tliq place. He cited, as did
Charles Delore has gone to Tiie
others, tliat Dr. Edgington had given
of ills time to the county during epi­ Dalles.
Miss Nellie Crapper was a guest of
demics.
The following reoolution, presented Miss Mabel Miller Runday evening.
Col. Dowd, and seconded by Col.
Wm. Terrill, of Mosier, visited Mr.
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Mrs. John Griffith Saturday.
sentiment of this meeting that thc
Mr. and Mrs. Barcny spent Sun­
countv court, feeling assured of the day with Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Linn.
full backing of those here gathered
and those they represent, take such
Land that la foul with dump« of
action as may be deemed necessary to
and sod. bunches of weed« and
cooperate with the school board« of graaa
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debris. Invites the Injurious In­
the county In coping with contagion« crop
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diseasesthat the court make appro- i sects as a haven for depositing their
prlations If necessary to augment the < eggs and rearing their young. It is
.staff of the county health depart- in
I such land that cutworms, meadow
maggot« and wireworms prosper.
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fields do not attract Insect
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MERRY CHRISTMAS!
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We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We are in a position
to fill your want« for all kind« of Poultry, Fish and Oysters, A few special cuts
of our Mammoth Buffalo can be had by ordering early.
Beef Roast, per lb
Boil Baef,
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Round Steak
Loin Steak
Leg of Pork
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Pork Chops, per lb-
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Pork Steak.
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Pork Sausage
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Ham, whole or half. lb.
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Bacon, per lb
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HOOD RIVER MARKET
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Oak St, next door to Keir’a Drug Store
While doing your Christmas shopping, come in.
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of Brass, Silver and Ivory, Superb Chinaware,
; Cloisene, All Kinds of Japanese Embroideries
and Baskets. A large Assortment of Toys.
You will be welcome to come down and make an inspection
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Q thrlHirrf J’toru of Loue and /iomance
by tfOBEXT W. CHAMGERJ'
See the heart'shaking ride of Paul Revere—
the most famous dramatic scene in the century.
Sec Morgan’s Riflemen, the wild riding Virgin­
ians — immortal lovers on horseback, who
saved the day for General Washington, and
routed America’s most astonishing villain.
Thrill tciih them
Ride with them
Dazzling Romance
Love with them
Mad Adventure
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Hood Rivar, Oregon
Mon., Tues., » Wed.
december
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Special Music on the Wurlitjer.
Endorsed by Press Pulpit and Public.
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Christmas Dinner
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This is the biggest home event of the year. Have you
placed your order yet r your Turkey, Goose, Ducks,
Chk-kens, Roast
you may desire for
your table on that great festive occasion?
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And remember that we have at our Grocery every­
thing to go with the meat part of the menu. .
Our stock is replete with every kind of a dainty that
the kiddies enjoy for Christmas Day treats.
Shopping Days Are Now Only SIX
Do yours now and save yourself the rush toward the
fir^t of next week.
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HOLMAN & SAMUEL
SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY
P hone 8811
SCARLET FEVER
DIPHTHERIA
You and your children can eliminate
to a great extent the great hazard
and inconvenience of being isolated
from your family and loved ones,
if you will take precaution to have
your outer garments dry cleaned
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Dry cleaning kills 99.99% of all
disease germs, according to govern­
ment records, and onr modern steam
pressing kills the balance.
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Having your clothes regularly cleaned
is an insurance of good health.
Call us now— Phone 1014. •
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Rubber Stamp Ink at OÍacier Office
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