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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925
tinue their vigilance in combatting the Rialto theatre, will present a real
scarlet fever. It behooves every fam »’">» ®Mht tonight. They are iuiport-
Retailers of
Uy to leud cooperative efforts.
M Leaceuded old Mexico a fatuous bull,
from anii la which ca
Everything
your child shows the least symptoms, from the Rlvisra, <hsre they
to W
call a physician. Safeguard the health tempered and made rendy fur
of your own ,and your neighbors’ I tr*f
I*»« mistral*. Mr. Thor
the l*rt ot • mttMlor.
children.
| Isenberg will be the picador.
Next Thursday night the adver-
show men will present to their Hood
River fans an old fashioned fiddler's
contest. They have broadcast a call
for old fashioned fiddlers to all porta
of the mid-Columbla, and a number
of contestanta, are expected from
Being late for a session of court Washington points.
brought 8. J. Silverman, Portland at­
torney, a fine of >15 from Judge Wil-
Stranger Left Ungraded
«on Monday. The case of Wells vs.
Editor Glacier: This Christmas was
Morrison and Jaloff, In which Mr. ’• I th* first time in my life 1 ever spent
THE EXPERIMENT STATION
Silverman is attorney for the defense,
.
J«hr. Wil’ aWaT frO,n aU
‘’kUh ■“d kto ”
The benefits that have accrued to had been set for 9 a. m.
"" and my days runneth Back to where
be
present
came
here
|
m
y
ratbsr,
an
"airly
” day minister,
the people of the Hood River valley
front The Dalle, by train Bunday I ^^¿“put hi. B7bie anT'hy™ ZX
aa a result of the past 12 years of
in > the saddle bags Saturday after­
work on the part of the Hood River
“Good morning, H
_ ” Raid Mr. noon, mount hla horse and go to All
Judge,
Branch Experiment Station have been Silverman, aa he appeared 90 minutes hla appointment, rain or Rhine. For
years and yeara be did thia, some-
beyond accurate calculation. But it late.
“If* worse than that,” replied Judge
ia not only the Hood River apple Wilson. “Out of respect for Judge tlmea being gone for daya, holding
meetlnga.
growers who benefit directly from the Derby, your associate counsel, we
I recall awakening one rainy night
have
not
proceeded
with
the
case,
I
flnd"him”ab<7ut" Vitart ’out“a*nd
work of the station. The horticul­
tural interests of the entire state of but you are fined >18 which I in- overheard mother telling iny slater
t0
.
,hat J,ule L»*. ■ “»>«
*»>o had
Oregon are beneficiaries. Indeed, all
The Portland attorney just before llvwl her l2
of uf<J , j
northwestern fruit section« have the the afternoon session of court was ancv and poverty, waa dylng of dl|(h.
findings available for application to called, learned that
'v,1***lltherla. and she told them'to go after
their own problems. The state has was serious in his application of he pre.ci.er W. to come and read the
2/ kft
onW>n‘‘^T?
““- Bible and pray. He made hundreds
aided in the maintenance of the clork before
proceeding with the case. of trtp-, lt
to rne. We, bia
branch station here, and justly so.
children, loved him, aa be was always
But the Hood River station has
cheerful, a deep thinker, full of fun,
been handicapped through lack of
and always a man to make friend*.
I never knew of his ever receiving
permanent acreage on which to con­
one cent of remuneration for these
duct experiments. The cooperation of
trips to offer consolation to the dyinr
individual growers, who have fur­
or burying the dead. People took It
nished plots of their orchards for test
The Hood River Itand member* are for granted his services were free.
work in the past has lieen highly making preparation* for a big min- He preached for 80 years.
My Christmas being spent among
The date of the show,
gratifying. But there is a vital need •trel «how.
strangers, I had looked forward all
for a permanent plant for the local to lie held at the Rialto theatre in the week to attending church service«
near future, will be announced soon.
station, Hood River county has ot­ The preparations are elaborate. The Sunday. I went cheerfully, but I
to
make
available
an
adequate
fered
band member«, all of whom are good came away with a lump in my throat
tract of land. The state will be Indian*, have in the making, it 1« de­ and tears in my eyes. The music was
the minister gave a good
called on to furnish future mainte- clared, a few Al JohiiHon*, Bert Will­ splendid,
iamsea, a Murray and Mack or two talk, but outside of a warm hand
najice funds for the branch atation. and *everal Wet>»+« and Field«.
1 shake from the minister not one per-
Legislation should be enacted to bring
The big minstrel show will be an «»•> *poke to me. There wa* * good
I «ixed congregation present.
A* I
these plane about.
A permanent outstanding event of the winter.
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I came down the walk I «pled a little
branch atation here will be a state­
Wr* T 11 NimTCQ
I •’•p
«hoveling snow off the walk.
wide asset.
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I Before I had gotten quite near
In the “Camp Fire” aectlon of the I enough to a«k to be directed to the
THE BRIDGE ROAD '
Adventure magaxine of December 30 postoffice he looked up with a «mile
Time la flying. We'll have about two page* are devoted to an open «nd «aid, “Good morning." I wanted
letter addressed to the editor, an I to «ay. “Good for you, boy I Hurrah!”
40 more daya like theae now passing opponent
of prohibition, by Raymond I I*U try another church next time,
aqd then all of a audden some East 8. 8pear, an experienced newspaper I ■* «*> old fellow I used to know
Ride school girl will report finding man, netting forth the result of a I would *ay. I I'll
’ll find
And out by obaerva-
obeerva-
WHILE THEY LAST
the aeaaon'a first dogtooth violet It ■urvey he made to di*cover the actu-1 tion if tbey all are afraid to «peak
al
result«
of
prohibition.
Among
I
to
a
will be springtime.
Stranger Within the Gatea.
many other good thing« he closed hi* I
We suggest that we utilise theae Interesting article with the following I
Ford Touring Tops
more leianrely daya of mid-winter in ntatement: ’
complete_______
... $8.00
I Potato
“Read the old U. H. Treasury re-1 The 1 om from frosen potatoes in
reaching dome definite decision on the
location of a road to connect the city porta on liquor production; compare the Upper Valley was not an serious Ford Roadster Tops
complete_______
with the new bridge. The traffic to the hundreds of million* of gallons an anticipated, according to J. F.
of liquor consumed by American liq- Thompson, here from Parkdale yea-
and from the bridge ia going to ex­ uor drinkers; compare The bulk with terddy on business. Investigation of Ford Side Curteina
ceed expectation«, we believe. It ia the bulk of bootleg. Can't
Can’t you see I | growers during the recent heavy
going to be such that chaoa la going that the old whiskey railroad tank, Ifreexe «bowed frosen tubers In small
to befall, unleM the old road ia im­ the beer special train and the wine I pits.
«htploads are gone? I doubt
‘
__ _____
______
if there
"It - has
been __________
ascertained," _ «aid
Mr.
proved. Indeed, we are more than is one per cent the production now I Thompeon,
“that growers who had
likely to have Rome aerioua accidents that there was before prohibition.” I stored their potatoes in large pits.
We will still have violators of all I where thick earth and straw covered
on the old road.
City and county official«, collabor­ laws. We will still have drunken I them, will suffer no loee. The total
ating with representatives of the revelers on New Year* eve. We will damage, it is estimated, will not ex-
yet have a certain clase who care I ceed 28 per cent. The Upper Valley
Chamber ofcofiunerce and granges nothing for their reputation and who «hould have about 38 cars of potatoes
should act at once in the matter of seem to take pleasure in low conduct, I for «hipment in the spring.”
yet they are injuring themselves far! Mr. Thompson was accompanied to
the bridge road.
We offer
one recommendation wof«e than they Injure other*. But the city by bls son, Orvle Thompson,
prohibition has certainly straightened | and wife,
106 OAK STREET
Let's not choose a grade croaking. out many tangles. There are those
The recent accident at the S. P. A 8. who And it easier now to be good
Slide Blocks Mt. Hand Line
crossing. wherein two Hood River with temptations gone; in the coming
It was anticipated that crews would
citlaena barely missed aerioua injury, year may thia class be increased, ,| have slide«, between Dee and Park-
M«y the time speedily come when dale, on the line of the Mt. Hood R.
should be aufllcient warning against New Tear's eve will not be dishon-
R. Co., cleared by tonight. Heavy
a grade croaalng.
anywhere with slovenly men and rain«,
FOR RENT
coupled with a thaw, brought
women, but refinement and sobriety
<
down
a
ma«a
of
earth
aud
atone
on
THK NEW YEAR'S OREGONIAN be the controlling spirit In all assem­ the short line track* for a quarter­
blies.
mile. The rail auto, uned in ¡MtHsen-
Four office rooms fac-
It was complete again—the New
au
i
«»_
i «' r service, waa caught south of the
Year's Oregonian, with its compen­
The Old Order Passe«
slide.
ing Second street in the
dium of Oregon progress for the year
Editor Glacier: Here la a handful
AU apple« at Dee nnd Parkdale
1924. Oregon has forged ahead in for your antiquarian column. In re- warehouaea had been «hipped, and no
Eliot building.
many ways.
Indeed the big New «{Ktrnte to the Glacier's Invitation to inconveniences in freight traffic were
tel)
about
old
time
experience*,
1
caused
by
the
«Ude.
Year's Issue tells a wonderful story,
recall one In particular that was not
one that la exceq-dlngly pleasing to rommon even then, but 1* more un­
E. A. FRANZ CO
Councilman Holman Resigns
residents of the commonwealth.
common now, when patches are au-
City Recorder Howe yesterday re­
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We of Hood River should be par­ known.
ceived a letter from City Council-
In the “good old day«” it was not I iii Holmanr’eactaim'his rraTgna
ticularly gratified at the aectldn of
uncommon to see a respectable man Uon. Mr. II(,iInan. wholM. heahh haH
the Oregon New Year's annual which wearing clothes that had big patches |^.n p,Klr. and his family have been
FOR SAL?
deals with.-the Mt. Hood Txiop high­ on them, and the big patches have|at
Jolla, Calif., for the past «ev-
For Hale-20 acres, 1% acre« la bearing or
way. We cahnot tx-hohl that sec­ aeveral smaller patches on them, and eral weeks. He wrote that it would ebard,
acre of alrawbarrlea, five aerea cleared
at lpaat tw„
before he will real In brnah and timbar. K K. Pbelpa, Rd 4
tion without an immediate impulse to frequently the natche« were different
Hood
Ktver.
Or.
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in color and material from each other atart north.
will be replaced by
forward the New Year’s Oregonian to
or'*Jna' cloth.
appointment of Mayor Bennett at the
For Sale—Team of marea, weight 13» Iba.,
our friends In other parts of the na­
when I wa» 11 years old, I went I llext meeting of the eity council, it 1» 4 and 7 year» old. Muka to rida or work, true
pallara. New wagon and harnea*. Brice ||78.
tion, leas blessed with scenic attrac­ to stay with a farmer of this kind. I anticipated.
M. G. Milter. Hfd 1. Neal Creak road.
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Patches of all kinds were common
tion. We predict that this Invaluable then,
but this farmer had two that I
For Hale or Trade—«.room bungalow wltb
Weather
Baek
to
Normal
publicity in the big New Year’s issue worried me; he had a patch on each I
bath, eleetrlo lights. Bull Kun water, garage,
woodabed, two SO foot corner lota 2 block»
will bring hundreds on hundreds of knee and two that he put on the I Weather condition« here are again from
library building In Greabam. Address
Itack
to the wintertime normal. Ac­
1
I. L. Howard, Ione, Ore,
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tourists through our valley this com­ chair at meal time—that wa« all ac-1 companying
heavy
rain
on
the
low
­
cording to Hoyle. I noon noticed thak L land«, deep «now« have prevailed in
ing year.
For Bala—Plano bargain. Hllghtiy used pl.
he had « patch In the back of each
ano al my low price oa reasonable terms,
knee. It was a common sport with ( the high foreat«. Warm chlnook* had rather tban Incur the si pense of freight, etc.
completely
denuded
the
lower
foot
­
For
Information write J. M. Howard, 81«
A NEW HERD LAW
the kids to watch a man from bi« hill* of the recent «nowfall, but the Clackamas,
Portland.
J8
rear,
and
see
his
pants
"chew
terbac-|.
We are glad to note that plana for
of the week the mow extended
cer,” a« we called the wrinkles that | flrat
'
a proposed new enabling act, which came and went In their alack, Tills a* low a« Vnderwood mountain, juat
will permit residents of horticultural form of entertainment was forgotten acron* the (’xilutnbla from here.
For Hale—A few blgh el*M pare brsl Ba-red
Rock cockerel*, aire «47-N, O A. C. atrain:
districts to initiate and adopt by pop- by me when this man had hla back
Notice of Annual Meeting
whose dam produced MS essa, and dam <>t
nlar vote herd lawa, will be conald- to me. and I studied about what the
’* aire m a«ga For quick Mia SX.O) earb
Notice ia hereby given that the an­ Sire
the
Mra. Anna Kdslngton, 4tb and May.
Jilt
cred by the member« of the Oregon man could i>osaibly do to wear
tho
back.
I
meeting
of
the
stockholders
of
knees of hla trouser« out in _ _____ _
New Brunswick for Mie.
Iwavlng town,
County Judge« and CommlMlonera
Whs* I asked about this mystery •*»* Grange Cooperative Store will be Will
MOrlUce. Cell Rialto Beauty abop, JMI.
nt the Library hall at 2 p. m..
Association at their annual conven­ he and his family always had some
IU
Joke
»bent
it,
but
did
not
explain
it.
I
Thursday.
.January
lfl.
for
the
elec-
tion next week. There la a crying
For Hale-Plga, oow, young Jeraay halter row
'Ureetors and such other bust­ oome* freali ahoui February Ml I am prepared
need for adequate h< rd law protec­ Mv l>e«t mental efforts were unavall “on
ing «nd finally they had mercy on me
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»he n'cettng. to move old honaea. Flam one mile eoutb
tion In the Mosier section. It la nnd explained that those resr knee
Hood River Height*. J. T. Nealetgb. Rt. I }ii
order of the Board.
August Gulgnnrd. Secretary,
needed In Hood River. We suggest IMtcheN were originally in front, and |
For Hale—grow*, wilt freshen eoon. Good
milker*. Jqbn Ledford. Belmont.
J8
that the fruit grower« of Mosier and when their UNefulneMi there wa« near-
»»•_»»•»
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Distillate Price ,1s < ut
For Hale—Allan* liay. bale»/. Ml per ton at
Hood River present their need« to ly ended the ]>ant leg wa« cut off In n
slant, like one's groin, and the right I J. C. Edwards, manager of the Io­ tbe ranch, <4 mile weeFof Mt. Hood «tore. O.
the convention of next week, and that became the left one, and vice versa, cal branch of the Standard Oil Co., H, Higley.
a commission be appointed to draft but back able front.—Octogenarian. | Tuesday announced that an fcninediate
For Hale or Trade - Hou«e and t
reduction bad l>een put into effect on wood ha rn Will trade for oowa or
an adequate bill for presentation to
Parkdale 1»6.
Standard
engine
distillate.
Ixirge
the coming legislature. •>
Judge Casiner Haa Birthday
quantities of thin product are used by For Hale—Tabercnlln tested oowa, fro .a (50
Judge O. R. Castner celebrated ills orchard!«!« in tractor o|>eration. No up.
C. K. Field», two mile« east or Caaeade
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The east wind may make us squirm 79th birthday Tuesday. January fl. changes were announced In the price Lock», on the Colombia Highway.
down a little deeper, like a frightened Ills comrades of Canby Post and of Red Crown gasoline or Pearl oil.
For Hale lla.pherry plant», home grown
their wives wera invited to partici­
clean »uwk. Price on application. Pbone
turtle, into our overcoat collars, but pate. After one of those excellent
4788 II. F. J.Hlevarkropp.
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Billie
Ixtomis
Defeat«
Rmutell
Arhewon
after all it hasn't the power of that dinners Mrs. Castner ia noted for
For Hale—ion Barred Plymouth Rock laying
Hiille
Loomis,
of
the
Wesley
club,
hen» and pallete. Aleo aome tat bene, O. A. C.
old favorite, the chlnook. When the preparing the company enjoyed music
remains the Hood River chnmplon laying atrain. Phone «MB. B. L. Hamner,
latter begins to breathe the Ice and 4and some dancing), card playing crokonolb player. He defeated Rus­ Jerleho Lane.
dine
“
and swapping good stories. Wesley
snows, left in the wake of the east Txingcor, who with hla wife, a sister sell Acheson' New Year's eve at
For Hale <1 acres, Neal Creek esnyon. Fine
wind, live for hour* only. The snow of Judge Castner, is making an ex­ party of boys hold at the home of wood proposition Cabin lor wood cultera
Oash pries, tno. Mlgbt lake autoaa part pay­
banka melted like magic over the tended visit, played the violin, accom­ Mr. and Mrs. Ed Abbott.
ment. Phono Cblndland, tea.
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panied
by
Mrs.
Castner
on
the
piano.
week end. One could see them din-
Epsom salts given to the flock at
Comrade Txingcor and the judge
appear on the surrounding hilltops.
served together in the 12th Michigan stated intervals la an excellent tonic,
regiment during the Civil war.- Mrs. advises the O. A. C. experiment sta­
M. Thomas tion. It should be given at least once
The ice la gone. The bridge re- Ella Wood and Mrs.
each month at the rate of about one-
mains intact. Some of the bilious assisted Mra. Castner with the din half pound to each 100 adult fowls.
ner. Those present were:
Ansa predicted dire results from the
Judge and Mra. G. R. Castner. Mr. It may lie dissolved in the drinking
crunching ice floes, but thl* elements and Mr«. Wesley Txingcor. Mr. and water and put liefore the Urda for a
were very good to us. The bridge Mr«. R. F. Fra«ler. Mr. and _Mrs. | few hours In the morning, during
which time no other drink is given.
was built to stay put. Now one may Jonathan Johnson. Mr. and Mr*. 8. F. Most poultrymen, however, prefer dis­
Blythe. James R. Cash. Mra. Ella
cross from Oregon to Washington Wood. Mrs. L. M. Thom«« and Mrs solving the aalta in water and mixing
with a molat maah to put before the
and drive back again, whatever may Gertrnde Hostetter.
flock.
be the weather.
Bull Fight Ntaged Tonight
Mayer.
Geo. Chamberlain
Mark A.
r “
,
Punch
Isenberg and Curly Thorn­
The county health nurse, the coun­
ton. the entertaining advertisers, who and C. T. Bennett wera here from Mo­
ty authorities and the schools con- hold forth each Thursday night at sier yesterday.
Wpnù Ätorr (Starter
Efce PARIS FAIR.
An Opportunity
ATTORNEY LATE FOR
IS CASE FINED $15
Extra Special on Jacobs Oregon City
All Pure Virgin Wool Overcoats
An unusual buy at this season of the year enables us to
offer you the best of the factory productions at a wonderful
saving. Warmth and style together in this fine line of Over­
coats at but a fraction of their real value.
You want your overcoat to be fashionable—you want it
warm too. In these coats you get both warmth and style com­
bined. Master designers add the fashionable style lines you
see everywhere. Box backs, set-in sleeves. Note the big patch
pockets. ’ We want you to come in and see them.
Popular light colors, plain -or plaid,
wish them
We bought a “clean-up” of the best overcoats that the
factory makes. They are slightly irregular but they are
truly wonderful bargains, all pure virgin wool. Remember
there is a vast difference between All Wool and Virgin
Wool. All-wool can be worked-over wool but Virgin Wool
is new wool with all its life and lustre that guarantees
fine appearance, wear and satisfaction.
BAND BOYS GETTING
READY FOR MINSTREL
SPECIAL
CENTRAL TOP SHOP
sr - ít --’
Dark tones if you
These coats are regular $39.00 values. Our price to
you now is only $25.00. See our East
XN
window and make your selection. The
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biggest Overcoat Values of the year.
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Your choice only
For Bals—One Amerlean No. 4 Arbor Pre—,
good bargain. Good bay. Bartol-Manadeld.
pbona 1111.
a!4it
iMof »landard verteile«. Will (Ire ratt­ Fny »n» Fur Farms Opposite the Columbia
p?7U
able man a layout, either caeh or crop baala, Gorge Hotel. Phone ,jiW6,
aa sIckncM compela me to rent. AddreM “Or-
chard, catre of Glacier.
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For Rent —Two i room apartment» and
•leeping porch. Ml Blate el., tel. 1374.
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MISCELLANEOUS '
Little Whine Halmon limber, three to six
foot Yellow Ur tree* 1« In wood, M per cent
For Rent—Comfortable front sleeping room, clear of knot*. Beat wood on market. For
with all conveniences. Tel. »7« or »12
n°7tf future delivery phone 4621 or write Carl W.
Kaya. Cook, v**b,
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For Rant—Two thrae-room aaltea. *11 recon.
For Hale—f room house wltb large basement
toilet and bath, 4 lotsand enrage. some fruit UtllOMcl. Tai. IM4. Mra H. J. Frederick, nimf
La ly cesirte position as bookkeeper or
trees, shade trees and shrubbery. 1002 Taylor
clerk. Tbree years railroad and two year*
Street, on Ibe Heights. Hood River. Address
For Rent Dee. 1—Hooaa at 718 Caacada ave- mercantile experience as bookkeeper and
Oareon C. Masiker. Meryblll. Wash.
ntttf nna. Pbona W. B. Melia I re, MM.
n»lt
clerk. Reference*. Address A ppi Mani ears
<)Iseler.
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WANTED
Notion—Ad overcmt 'aken Iroin K. of P.
hall by mlitake will I m leturned to owner by
Adttu-aa di.r-riblng name at I Heti lanier olilo*.
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FOR RENT
Ix-i-A beadllrbl frame end gtaae lena from
Wanted— Kxperienoed women for treuer« I sino l.^bt between my Kasi Rids place and
bonsework. Mrs. K. W. Sinclair, lei MsJ. Jllf The Ikdtea. Finder please telephone F. W
IUffor.1, No. 4788
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Wanted—Work n arvio« In Ibmlllea. Mr»
For Rant—An aataral»b«d boaM and gar. Udora Hilton, Mt Hood Hotel.
d!8if
Mi idle aged laJy will inks oars of children
aga, garden a poi, at sib and May 4M«. H. B.
arte, noons or evening
Can furnish bigbeat
Leonard, pbona *873.
JSlf
Wanted—To buy a good second hand late leferensM. Phone XXM
Jg
spray machine. W. J. Havenar, Lyle. Wx«h
dfotl
lust—Young d,w with long black hair;
wearing leather .-ollar. Finder please return
Wanted—Lady «ante general bonaew rk to M«yer A King Tailor shop for reward, or
Pbona MM.
pmr
phone 1014.
Wanted Tract of .1 lo 15 aerea.
J. A. W., Glaciar.
Orchsrd For Kent—If you ere an orcbardlst,
and bave maun to buy equipment, I have
40 acres In foil b**Hog"Mi»e, nearly a'l in
Wanted to Keot —An Al orcbard, 50 aerea or
more. I am an experienced orehardlat a nd
can give baat of n fereneea. Have equipment
or would taka ooe'» pa»t equipment. Addrew
B. J. Montgomery , Hood River, Ore.
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Wanten—100 calves and fresh meat. Also
for sale Cngllsh Heiter pup. Oregon Silver
Kot Exchanges lock and dairy I
Want home pr<’pœllIon. Income, wba
r«u T Addreaa f. M e . care Glacier.
Gel your pain.ins. Hi.ting end paper bang­
ing done now. Work guaranteed. Winter
For estimâtes, call Burns — phone
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HOW TO BE HAPPY
Lay aside a little each month
A 2Oth CENTURY STORE is certain
ly a benefit to any community, when you con
aider that 40% of the average family’s income
is spent for Food Stuffs. THE 2Oth CEN­
TURY SELLS THE BEST KIND OF
MERCHANDISE always showing the con
sumer consistent savings.
Offerings Saturday and Monday, Jan. IOth-12th
PURE LARD
Bulk
3 pounds for
EXTRA SPECIALS
SWIFTS
JEWEL SHORTENING
45 pounds
net weight..
a
MACARONI
Fresh curve cut
4 pounds for__
TOILET PAPER
Very fine. 1000
nn
sheet rolls, 3 for____ teteC
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CARNATION OR FEDERAL
MILK—Tails
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3 for------------ ------------
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CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP
3 for_______
Other kinds
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OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
Two
-a ft
for--------- :....... —--------
15c
FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR
49 pound
A a OA
Sack
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RAISINS
Market Day Special djA
4 pound package____
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
10 bars
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POPCORN
Best Grown
ftg
3 pounds for________ Zt3C
20TH CENTURY COFFEE
The flavor you’ll like.
Everybody does.
Roasted
in our own plant the day
before you get it.
1 pound.._
8 pounds
COMB HONEY
Large White Sec-
nr
tiona, each............ ........ tedC
ITALIAN PRUNES
Large
3 pounds for
STRAINED HONEY
Pure
Pint Mason Jar
MATCHES
Best of the 5c brands.
Noiseless
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Six Boxes_________ J&3C
2OTH CENTURY BROOMS
5 flew, med. wt
An
Finest quality, each JJoC
ROYAL GARDEN TEA
The cream of the crop.
Ceylon and India (black) or
Japan (Green)
i pound 20/
pound 38/
Pound, 73/
KERR’S HOTCAKE FLOUR
Large
4>r
Package____________ &«)C
PEET’S WASHING MACHINE
SOAP
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Large package______ óóC
FANCY EVAPORATED
PEACHES
or
2 pounds____________ ûs)C
DR. PRICE’S VANILLA
Small bottle_________
IOC
QUEEN OLIVES
Large fruit
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Pint Jar___________
- 33C
FRESH CREAM OATS
4 pounds
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for —.-----------------
25c
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT
size
FANCY LETTUCE
Large solid heads