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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1924 ” -f ■/’ r ■ Mra. Cheater Chevron. nine ODELL were present on account of the bad J. 1 4. Martin went to Portland Frl- weather. The vice president. Mra. F. MEN I Bring in that old broom From Portland be contemplated Ingalls, presided In the absence of ths that baa beau the cause of many a to California for a winter vacs- president. Mra. Hoffmann. The next backache. We will allow you 310 fur tien. meeting will be postponed until after it as first payment on a new 1. A health meeting was called Mun the holidays and will meet at the day evening and was well attended. home of Mrs. Earl Clark January 8 | Messrs Hill and Furrow went to, County School 8upt. Crites and Coun ty Nurse Whttteker were present and Blalock for a few days last week for They joined the following action waa decided up some goose hunting. on: The schools of Odell are to be Harold Hagen, who waa there. Goose kept open. A nurse, whose duty in- hunting thia year has not been as Pay the balance in small amounts elndM thorough examination of pupils profltable as other yearn at your convenience. dally, will be secured. All Christmas A number of friends from town en and other public entertainments that joyed a very pleasant evening at the have been planned will now l>e given home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pack up or postponed. This is all in the er Wednesday of laat week, 'the party way of prevention, as health condi was In the nature of a surprise on tions In OdeH are quite satisfactory. account of Mr. Packer’s birthday. The play advertised by the students There la no school in the primary of Odell high school has been post room this week because of the illness poned until after the holidays. of the teacher, Miaa Dorothy Frey. Rev. and Mra. W. 8. Gleiser and She is suffering from an attack of children, Charles and Margaret, mo appendicitis and it la hoped that care tored to Portland Saturday. Mra. G. and rest will ward off the necessity E. Bowerman accompanied them. of an operation. Miss Hmara rd. of the high school Mr. and Mra. Lewellyn and family A world of sensible, in faculty, iqient the week end at Mt. have moved Into the Maasee housP, The Gift that Gladden« the Whole Home ._ 4.54 91.« op Golf Bags___ ____ _ Community Silver— Hood. ._ << which was recently vacated by the structive gifts. * la employed NMaVtM After having spent several months Marshes. Mr. Lewellyn Seta of knives, forks, spoons _ 3.50 Cedar Chests, $25.00 Driving Gloves------ Floor Lamps, $19.75 32.« Kiddie Kars here employe«! in the local Apple by Mr. Nunamaker. 5.75 Spotlights________ Cut Glaaa Goblets, set ----------- 2.50 Floyd * Growers Association warehouse. ” Salem. vls- Spinnet Desks, $28.00 Miss 1*1 ta Waters, of Library Tables, $16.50 4.25 Scooters .............. »54 Footballs_________ Gold Band Goblets, set---------- McCoy returned to his home in l’ort- ited with Miss Margaret Fletcher for — l.M Console Mirrors, $7.50 2.« Tool Cheats.......... Davnport End Tables, $4.50 land Sunday. the week end at the home of J. H. China Tea Bets-------------------- _ 11.25 Tennia Rackets___ __ 3.« Miaa Waters and Miss Mrs. G. A. Weber left Hood River Fletcher. .85 Fern Dishes _______________ 1.25 Fishing Rods— Trains Morris Chairs, $24.50 Leather Rockers, $28.00 1.25 Friday, taking a through train east Fletcher were sorority sisters at O.' Jardinieres ...________________ ... .22 Blocks .. Safety Razon _________ bound. She expects to spend the A. C. Wing Chairs, $24.50 Windsor Chairs, $9.50 Smokers' Bets ...._____ _______ winter with her parents, who reside .25 Pocket Knlv Gaines................. a Dernnber 10, 1924. Foot Stools, $2.50 Smokers* Stands, $3.50 near Pittsburgh, Pa. i.r Scissors __ - 1.25 Condiment 8ets _____________ Spelling Boards — Mr. and Mra. Elzie Smith returned .75 Boxing Gloves Ed Ijtmm, R. E. Miller, L. A. E. Tiffany Glaaa Vases_________ Overstuffed Davenports, $75.00 to $250.00 Clark. W. J. Holman, Clarence Miller from Albany laat week bringing their Ten Pins ......... ..... M Casse roles_________ -________ 2.25 Indian Clubs— and Harry Plog, local Knights of furniture with them. They are now M Electric Irone____ ;__ ;_______ Tinker Toys . __ 3.85 Mah Jongg Sets _ Walnut Dining Room Suite, 8 pieces Pythias, attended the 25th annual at home on thetr prop<Tty. formerly $96.70 Electric Grills_______________ 2.25 ABign «w«*««----------------- ---------------- . .48 district convention of this order In the J. H. Wheeler ranch at Summit. China Dishes, set Electric Toasters....... The Dalles Monday night. ....... 4.50 Horace Gllkeraon waa a week end 1Í ftft Walnut Bed Room Suite, 4 pieces ..1JW $79.50 Steam Engine...... The regular meeting of Odell grange viaitor in Moro and The Dallea. Aluminum Penolators..... 3.75 Hklla 550 1 25 Kid Body Dolls . will be held Thursday evening, to- Mr. and Mra. G. F. Ogden are In Fancy Baskets . L« Ratehalla M Ivory Bed Room Suite, 4 pieces. $56.75 . night Election of officera will be held. Portland, where the former under .. .74 Dressed Dolls. ... Nut Bowls.. 3.50 RaA«»hall Mitta Î 50 Visiting members from Pine Grove went an operation on his shoulder Fancy Tea Trays' . .. ... ... 1.50 RmafaHmll Rat« . .95 Talking Dolls....... grange will provide a program. recently. Mra. J. H. Shull is taking M Cheney Phonographs. —..... $89.00 to $195.00 Carving Sets . ...... 3.25 The Junior chur. li will meet next care of the children while they are »■ .. ............... tJf Build-Over Sets .. Christmas Tree Electric Lamp Golf Clubs........................... Sunday evening st 6.30. This will gone. .-r 250 _ 150 Strings ---------------------------- Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets .. . .85 ... $68.00 Rlfl<*ktM>ardff ___ be parents’ night Everyone is in Miaa Dorothy Frey had sufficiently vited. Vera McCoy will be the leader. recovered from her illness to lie able .. .25 Counting Frames.. We would like to see all the juniors to resume her school duties Monday. Modeling Clay .. .25 At Franz’s, which enjoys the reputation of being sort next Sunday evening. In view of the stand taken by the Artists' Paints . ... .25 of headquarters for out-of-town folk, there is nothing "un- Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith are now health authoritlea against any gath at home In the property purchased erings at thia time, there will he no Puzzle Maps......... M c. .. i ...j .. „ t _ .. . > conscious” about it. We deliberately and purposely give from J. N. Wheeler several months evening program and CbristimiH tree Store, attract much or little out-of-town trade, ae- out.o(.,own cu,lome„ the kind of mereh.ndiie, thTkind of Drawing Slate .. . .45 ago and located on the river road at the school as planned by the teach near Summit. ers. School will be In session until cording to how they treat this class of customer«. Some- price8 anj the kind of treatment they like. In fact, that M Rubber Horae Shoes.____ 1.1« The play and program given laat Wednesday, Decemttfr 24, and that times a «tore will unconsciously build up a fine out-of-town the only way we know how to conduct a business — no Drums. Saxophones. Friday night by the alpmnl of Odell afternoon the achool children will Wagons. Sleds. high school was well attended and have a few songs and drills and their business, but of course the reasons were fair and square matter where our customers live. was reported by those Interested to tree. Skates. Balls. dealing, honest prices, real service and appreciation of Have you been in the store lately? We’ll be glad to Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gllkeraon and have been a success as an evening's Homs Harmonicas family were The Dalles visitors Sat entertainment as well as financially. Doll Buggies. patronage. gee you I *■ After having spent the past two urday. J. O. Cameron and family have months here with hia sister, Mrs. H. C. Johnson, Edward Hale returned Joined the number of radio fans and last week to his home at Winlock, are enjoying a five tube set which Wash. they have recently installed. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Weinheimer and Representatives from Central Vale L. O. Weinheimer motored to Port attended the meeting at Library hall land Friday. The latter went to Sa Saturday afternoon, where the scarlet lem for a visit with hia brother and fever situation waa diacuaacd. The Mr. and Mra. A. L. Weinheimer re Impression received by some was that turned home Saturday. BIVEB LODGE NO. 105. A. F. and A. HAZEL REBEKAH IGUGE No. IM, LO.O.F. some of the responsibility for the ueaalike proportions that came with spend the Christmas holidays with HOOD M.—Flrat and third Wednesday nights of Meets tbs flrat and third Tuesday evening In O. L. Walter was in The Dalles sprefld of the disease lay with the a heavy gale from the west Monday hia parents on the mountain. "Gens'” each month. O. 0. Anderson, W. M. each month In the Odd Fellows Hell, eeven The temperature took a haa an enviable record as a trapper — ------- or — Hood ‘ “ ------ - Kent Shoemaker, See’y. Monday visiting a brother who is in doctors who failed to cooperate with morning. ml lee south River. R. - D. | Mathilde Edstrom, N. G. a hospital. the health officer In the diagnosis of drop of from 46 to 20 d< legrees above of wild anignals. AUXIL1AKY OF HOOD HIVES . Bessie Creeon, V.u Mible danger | The unusuki sight of a enow cot - * WOMEN'S Pvm. American Legion. No. æ. Meets Orat Regular services next Sunday at the cases and maintaining the prescribed aero, eliminating all possi „ , _ _ Gertrude Caaghay, Trsaa, hoodbiveb valley humane society Monday eve of each month at Chamber of bad I rrvu Marie Kemp, Bee. However, thia message to fruit trees In which the sap had ered rBBl east bound irain train coming coming Hood Hiver. Ora. Jamee Stranahan, Proa. Methodist church. Sunday school, 10 quarantine. Commrrne. Mrs. Harold Herabner, Pree., Mrs. Alma Howe. Nan. Leslie Butler, Trona. River Monday um« morning m. | 1 Hood mug a. m.; morning service with Christ Is passed on to all members of our risen to an alarming degree during Mrs. Van w. Gladden, Hee’y. Call phone 1W1. - the brief period of "spring. ” r" MT. HOME CAM PStW. RN. A, meets second 1*I I caused much conjecture mas sermon by Rev. Gleiser. 11 a. m.; community—let everyone help to pre Burdoln Heights weather station i* at - r . - here. The ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN and fourth Fridays of each month al old K. vent further spread of this disease in of P. halt litUe snow that fell here melted al Junior church, fl.30 p. m.; Epworth Riverside Lodge No.SS—Meeting nights lit Kabekona ranch, on the summit of Mildred Bartholomew, O. and Srd Saturdays, old K. P. Han. League, 7.15 p. m„ topic, “The Con the following ways: Keep the chil the little mountain, la' only a short most 'before it touched the ground. Zana Car neo, Hee. H. L. Howe, Financier. stant Questionevening service at dren away from gatherings of all drive from here, but it is not un Chester Bhute. Recorder. kinds, as it is children who moat common to jump from green lawns 8 p. m. HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. M, O. E. B.- □LETA ASSEMBLY NO. KB, UNITED ART- Meets second and fourth Tuesday svsnlns Hood River Oommendery No. la, K.T Rev. Gleiser, of Odell; Rev. lAicey, easily contract the disease and have and wild flowers to deep snow. With leans.—Meets ths first end third Frldeye of each month. Visitors cordially welcomed . Jjójì* Meets every first Tuesday svsnlns at old E. of P. bell. C. D. Hmaitnu, M. A. of Pine Grove, and Rev. Byars, of I to suffer the effects possibly for the the advent of the new snow, trappers ygßf each month. E, L fioobaa, M. C. ' „ ,__ _ _ Mrs. Iva Heobee, W. M. J. H. Kotow Secretary. Helen Carson. Sse’y. Wm. Irwin, Recorder. Hood River, attended a special meet-1 rest ef their lives. Do not expose in the shove district are preparing ing held in the interest of conference others, If any suspicious symptoms for a prosperous season, as wild MT. HOOD COUNCIL No. S, R. AH. M. Meets IDLEWILD« LODGEMG. 107, 1. O. O. P.~ claimants Wednesday In The Dalles. appear, until a doctor haa examined animals are unusually numerous this In Masonic Hsll every third Tuesday In Meet* In Fraternal bell, every Thursday the case. Remember the county nurse winter. month W. F. Laraway, 1. 1. M. night. R. V. Dickson. N. G. According to the records of the each A. Canfield, Recorder. Geo. W. Thomson. Secretary. cannot diagnose any case, And if traffic department of the Port of Port Odell High SchMl Notes A. E. Glader, ex-union depot mas land the largest cargo of apples ever ry remember it quarantine is (By Mary Kollas) is for the good of all and should not ter at Minneapolis, now a prosperous to leave Portland, and so far as fruit grower in the Bristol district, known, from any American port was The pbiy. “Aaron Slick of Punkin be evaded. Creek," which was to be given De Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sheppard left was a Hood River viaitor Saturday. cleared on the steamer Nichteroy of cember 19, will lie postponed until laat week for Corvallis, where they Mr. Glader finds it convenient to the Royal Mall Steam Packet Com after the holidays. Ixwik for further will spend the holidays with the par have hia tractors and other machin pany. Thia vessel cleared from Port ery overhauled on the Ilood River land Friday, December 12, with 128,- notice as to definite date. This is re ents of the later. aide of the river. (kki boxes of fresh apples valued at garded as a necessary pwautlon against the spread of scarlet fever. Miaa Nancy Batea, of Kaliekona 3330.959. This cargo was carried to PARKDALE So far there are no cases known in ranch, nortbeaat of here, is spending Glasgow. Scotland, and Hamburg In this community. Mn. H. F. Goo<Uander waa a viaitor a part of the winter with the Matt Germs ny. The previous record waa Clark family in I*urelhurat, I’ort- held by the Narenta of the same line The Christmas vacation will begin In The Italics last week. which in December, 1922, carried 119,- Wednesday, December 24, anj will lie Mn. James Sturdevant and children land, where she took her aged mother 000 Isixea. During this season there for medical treatment. resumed January 2, 1925. started Tuesday for Iowa to spend the had lieen two large eargties cleared Tnes<!a;j’ afternoon the school will holidays. ____ . At a meeting of White Salmon frotn Portland. The first 'on the enjoy a Christmas program, the main The Men's Forum finished the roof Chapter, No. 1OT, O. E. 8„ Thursday Narenta In October of 104.000 boxes, feature tielng the distribution of of the Boy Scout cabin last week. night, the following officers were second in November when 114,000 Christmas presents among the stu Mn. T. Davis and daughter, Fan elected to serve for the ensuing year: boxes were carried. dents. nie, spent several days laat week at Worthy matron. Mra. B. M. Ileainau; 8<> far during the month of ttacem- worthy patron, Ira A. Hyde; asso The freahman class presented an Mt. Ilood. lier three other vessels have carried ciate matron, Mrs. Wensel Olson ; Interesting program to the school Fri Mr. and Mrs. Walter Poet have small cargoes of apples, These are day morning. The pumiiers consisted moved into the house previously occu treasurer. George A. Read ; secretary, the Ixmdon Merchant, of the Furness Mrs. K. H. Putney ; conductress, Mrs. of a guitar duet by Irene and Ruth pied by Edgar Kile. V. I. Emstrum; associate conductress, line. I iccember 2; the Ixieh Goll, De- Ingalls. A aliort farce. “The Pair of cemlier 3 .and the Kermit, of the Mr. and Mn. Verne Slagle, of Mrs. J. C. McCoy lAiaatiea,” -was presented by Florence United American Service December B. Iowa, were the guests of Mr. and Hyatt and Delbert Sweek. Despite many promises by the One of the Blue Star Line vessels is Mra. R. J. Mclsaac laat week. county commissioners to repair vari due in Portland this week and it is ex Felix Kile and family have moved ous mountain roads in the fruit .belt pected that it will carry an additional OAK GROVE back to their ranch above Parkdale. We’ll prove all this and much more—or better her»,- the work was sadly neglected, 100,000 boxes. With the cargo carried E. Culbertson waa confined to his The loss to some of the growers waa by this vessel, exports of apples this There will be no exercises nt the still, we’ll let you prove it yourself right in your school house Christmas, It was tied laat week by llinesa. severe, especially in cases where ap- season will be greater than any pre thought best not to have them on a ’afol Gregory, of Hood River, waa plea were hauled in bulk to packing vious season with two full shipping own home by lending you a account of the numerous cases of a 1' llirktialc visitor laat Bunday. plants in Bingen. Overloaded logging __ months still to be accounted for. The Maytag. Wash with it—next scarlet fever in the valley. J. D. Rmullfn and W. C. Sniullln trucks are mainly responsible for~the apple warehouse at Municipal No. 4* aitove conditions, and a few growers Is still filled with apples with new washday, or sooner. No obliga Supt. Crites attended the last Par- motored to Portland Tuesday. ent-Teacber Association meeting aud Several of the men of Parkdale rot have given serious thought to the dis supplies coming in each day. *nie tion at all. Don’t delay phon gave a talk on ’dub work among the together last week and made an Ice posal, or actual abandonment of their cargo taken by the Nichteroy seems ing us. orchard holdings, if no effort la made boys and girls. to he replaced and there are as many skating rink near Parkdale. next year to condition roads in this Mrs. John Stranahan is visiting boxes there now as there were before Harry Routoon and family have her brother. Mr. Wilkerson, st Ho moved from Jack Gordon's ranch to district. The Trout Lake road is, and this vessel arrived. Outstanding has been for years, a veritable scan quiam, Wash. From there she plans their new home which used to lie the Maytag Features dal. With prosperity in sight for all Fletchers Going to Pittsburgh going to Ion Angeles, Calif., where Valley Great school house. of us on both sides of the river, the 1 — Washes faster. 4-Easily adjusted her mother lives. She says the length With the completion of the bridge, Orvle Thompson and Earl Newman grand new bridge and the North 3— Washes cleaner. to four height. of her stay depends on the amount of Paul Fletcher, who has had charge of shot a good siaed bob cat Monday. Bank highway completed, this county winter weather we have here. 3 —Largest hourly the office of the Gilpin „Construction 7 -Clothes can be can ill afford to further neglect the Due to the epidemic of scarlet capacity in the Mr. Kimble, who works for Oscar put in or taken maintenance of the various arteries Co., and Mrs. Fletcher have left for fever and diphtheria In the valley the world. Ifukarl. was seriously hurt last w<>ek their old home at Pittsburgh, Pa. out with the leading to main highways. when he went liack to a blast which grade school Christmas entertainment Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher mg de many 4- Moat compact washer running. has been called off. Substantial checks are now being friends during th«4r stay of more had failed to go off at the proper washer made— The local grange met Monday to mailed to members of the Star Fruit than a year here, and many regrets 8 —Tub cleans it time. The blast went off as he takes floor space self. only 25 inches reached it and so liadly mutilated elect their officers for the year. State Cxi., a bx-al pool formed by memliers at their leaving are heard. him that one eye had to be removed Grange Master Palmiter, of Hood of the old Fruit Growers Union here. square. Mr. Fletcher has been constantly 9-AutematI c and an arm amputated just tielow the River, gave an interesting talk, The Growers are congratulating themselves on the job at the bridge office. B — Cast aluminum drainboard. In elbow. The eye specialist who was officers elected were: Master, John on acquiring Chas. E. Mansfield as t u b—c a n ’ t stant tension called thinks he can save the sight in Booth; overseer, John Ixtsaen ; lec- manager of the organisation. See "Hood River Nap" A the poul- warp, rot, swell, release. All .. ; secretary the other eye and he is going to turer. H. F. Goodlander try show Friday and SatWii split or corrode. Burdoln Heights grade school, lo parts enclosed. Portland as soon as he is able to and treasurer, H. Routson; chaplain. rated at law» corner, is planning an Mra. It. Green; gate keeper. R. Reasons for receive treatment. elalsirate entertainment at the K. A. _ 8OCIETIES. World Leadership Philip Horn and four of his sons. Green; steward, W. E. Stocker; as Sheldon packing house Christmas eve. Mart, Jake, Joe and Otto, made a sistant stewards, Mra. Stocker. and Col. W. 8. Dowd; Graces, Mra. j. I. IL Evans, rancher residing near EDEN ENCAMPMENT. NO. «8, I. O. O. F.- business trip to Portland last Thurs Ragutsr meeting aeeoad and fourth Mondays Booth, Mrs. Dowd and Mrs. H. L. the top of Major creek canyon, baa of day. each month. H. M Dick, O, P. Bommers. established a silver fox farm. «•o. W Thorneo«. Bertha. Jack Ilukarl, of Spokane, is here The Christmas program will be O. B. Ramey, a director of the WAUCOMA LODGE NO. Z0, K. OF P,— calling on friends and relatives. given in the cominunlty church Sun Star Fruit Co., returned from Port Meeta In K. of P. ball every Tuesday night Eldred Reed and Ed Moore arc day morning. Musical numbers anil land Saturday. He was accomjianled W. M. EdlK.C C. Htrry Wood. K. of R. and H. working on the new bridge. readings by the juveniles will be by Mrs. Ramey. , , Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hukari were featured. Remember the hour, 10.IB. Old pioneers here are commencing WAUNA TEMPLE PYTHIAN SINTERS No.» Meets tbs aeoond and fourth Thursdays of in Portland a few days last week. Gifts for the children will lie distrib to sit up and take notice as to the each month at E. of P hall. Mra. Jake Horn has gone to St. uted. The pastor will deliver the advantages and iMMisibllltiea of radio, Mm. ltee Wood, E. C. Mm. Mery C. Hogg lee, M. of H. and C. Martin’s Hot Springs, Carson. Wash., Christmas message at 11.30. A spe and are installing a«<a for broadcast cial offering on behalf of the world for treatments for her rheumatism. reception. Her mother, Mrs. Gilbert, went with wide work of the church will be re K. H. McGnlnn, local electrician ceived. No evening service will Is* her but will return in a few days. held on account of the special service and radio man. la suffering from a at the Riverside church. The adult badly Infected band, caused by the members and friends of the Upper severing of an artery In the member. CENTRAL VALE Valley chnrch are urged to hear Dr. Mr. McGnlnn haa been compelled to December 11. 1024. Colchian's address on Japan. Cara' sacrifice the major portion of hia Christmas trade. Mr. and Mra. F. Clark left Friday will leave the church at (1.30 p. m. for California, where they expect to Mr. and Mra. Frank O. Wolf, of 8. G. Babson la confined to his spend the winter. They accompanied home with an attack of lumbago. Biwdoln Mountain, are spending the W. O. W. — Meetings every first and third their daughter, Mrs. R. K. Ordway, winter at their ranch home, instead Tnnredsy algbt. at the First National Bank who has been visiting for the psst six ufjhf Multnomah hotel In Portland, Building. WHITE SALMON weeks with her brother. Karl Clark, as-Eis been customary during the L. J. Lindsay, Clerk. L. fl Morgan, a a .aad slater, Mrs. F. Ingalls. (By Will 8. Bates) past few years. The Mothers' dub had a pleasant Burdoln mountain folk were great Eugene Glader, a student at the | Mssu in K.ef F. bail swryist and Srd W m meeting laat Thursday at the home of ly elated over the blizzard of bust- Hill Military Academy, Portland, will ofnarh montti. V. X. Wolgamott, B. Q. CHRISTMAS SHOPPING UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC CLEANER TAKES LESS TIME AND MONEY AT TRIS STORE With its abundant stocks and unlimited gift suggestions Choose here for family and friends gifts which insure lasting pleasure and service For the Kiddies It May Be In This List FURNITURE About Out-of-Town Trade E. A. FRANZ COMPANY NICHTEKOY BEARS RECORD APPLE CARGO We Prove All Claims in y our own home And here they are: Washes faster a tubful of linens, silks or woolens in 3 to 7 minutes; 50 lbs. of dry clothes an hour—act ually twice the capacity of other washers. IVashes more thoroughly— no handrubbing neces sary even on wristbands, neckbands or collars. Washes with greater care— no pounding, dragging o_ pulling. Cleans entirely by super-energized water action. 9 9 asher E. A. FRANZ CO 4 « W.T. Praalar. (Bask.