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vt* •** &*■ ? J# / \ 4 ’ i « < • \ HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1925 WHITE SALMON (By Will 8. Bates) Eg 11 > f I II wir* I) H. L. DUMBLE ? A Otite promptly answered in town or country—Day or Night Phones: Residence, 1242; Office, 1X1. Office in the Broeius Building •S it Dr*. Abraham & Sifton - /M’ ■ •’ ■ * : z Butler Bank Building Phones: Office 4151 Dr. Abraham 4162. Dr. Sifton 8613. e/Infìe-Fasfòoned * Dr. W. Donald Nickelson ■'Á Rsdinni Therapy CWI IN TAN CALF $7.7S Sizes 6 to 10 Stevens Building, Portland, Ore. Consultation Hood Hiver by appoint ment, Phone 595» IN BLACK CALF $7.50 Sizes 6 to 11 DR. MEARLE G FOX » < Eye, Ear Neee and Throat Portland, Ore. 916 Stevena Bldg. Shoes Made of Solid Leather L. R. Alexander, D. M. D. DENTIST Office 4, 6 and 6 Smith Building Office Phone 2021 Bee. Phone 8144 Hood River, Oregon J. C. JOHNSEN E. L SCOBEE, D. D. S. Broeius Building Office Houre: • a. a. to 6 p. m. • Office Tel. 8181 Residence TeL 8412 G H. JENKINS, D. M. D. DENTIST Phones: Office 1081; Residence 8881 Office over Butler Bank MID-WINTER FOODS DR. S. L PETERSON DENTIST Eliot Bull Phones: lood River, 2748; Offici . * The housewife will not have to worry about a choice if she will only tele phone us. We have fresh vegetables, the best canned stocks available, and our refrigerated rooms are always full of the finest meats. L. L MURPHY DENTIST Complete X-Ray Examination Suite 6, Broeius Building A. J. DERBY LAWYER First National Bank Building ft i SUPPLY YOUR TABLE WITH THE BEST -ME HAVE IT! Hood River, Oregon $ « HOLMAN & SAMUEL M. E. WELCH > , . ? J- r Is prepared to do any work la the veterinary line. He can be found by calling at or phoning to the Fashion Stables. . , • w, ’ ' J ■ •’ - SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY —*\ « ...... v—i Phone 8811 Old City Hall Plumbing Shop has moved — the new location is 908 12 Street where there will be a large display of Plumbing and Heating Goods at reasonable prices. The new locntlon will be known ss— TOM FISHER’S Plumbing A Heating 908 12th St. SPRING’S COMING N the meantime the housewife ponders over what to provide at the family meal. It is the season when a choice is most difficult Our shelves laden with the best of the world's gardens and orchards will solve the problem. Painting and Paper Hanging Interior decorating, matching tinting and painting with draperlaa, etc. D. F. TAYLOR Tel. 5411. Hood River, Or. R. F. D. 4. READ’S RADIO SHOP The Radio Shop of Hood River H. B, HEAD, Proprietor 4»perhetrodynes and Neutrodynes Greece, Atwater Kent and Radiol* Representative 368. Cascade Ave. Tel. 1234 Order by the Case and Save Money! B. B. POWELL FRASIER GROCERY CO. PLUMBING, HEATING AND " SHEET METAL WORK 810 Cascade Ave. Hood River, Ore. Cigars Tobacco Soft Drinks Confectionery . »XT > I 'BATTERIES icnoEoi Gbbs’ Battery Station TRY OUR I STEVENSON raught Luxo âr X-j ALL KINDS OF . WE KEEP IT ; RIGHT Motor Trouble Shooting Eletìrical Work a Specialty HECK UNGER GARAGE lfl 2nd Street qpecceoer to TUCKER’S GARAGE . Mfrh'i S. ■ />•. ■(AJ. > I Phono 2133 ¥ ■K WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER OREGON LUMBER COMPANY DEE, OREGON Phone: Odell 406 S7>e UAURNELL MARKET , "Nothing But The Best” To serve our patrons better we are now making two deliveries a day.— leaving the market at 9:30 a m. and 2:30 p. m. U. 8. INSPi1ÎED MEAT LAURNELL PURE PORK SAUSAGE for these frosty mornings "The Best Quality with the Best Service” Its a cinch ¡RADIO Hf* t 1 ROOD RIVER HAS DE VOTED MAN AND DOG WILLARD Wil A-4-P •V» J. L. Onsene and family were Hood River visitors Saturday, while on their way to Portland to cloee up some business Interests in St. Johns. Mr. Greene owned the largest trans fer business at that point, which he traded for the O. B. Ramey orchard on Burdoin mountain. Oldtlmers will remember this place as the Bushong ranch; ths latter, who moved to Port land to enter _ the hotel business, is now manager of The Mallory, a large residential hotel in Portland. The snow on Burdoin is melting rapidly in protected spots, white open fields are practically denuded of snow. Green grass is again in evidence. Gardeners will soon be on tin* job. Some dissatisfaction lots been ex pressed by residents along the Lyle and Snowden roads by the lax meth ods displayed by those in charge at road maintenance in tiie district ly ing northeast of Locke hill. As a re sult, road .meetings for the purpose of electing a new foreman to serve this year were called to take place at Mountain Brook and I.a we Corner. A petition has been circulated favor ing Cecil Milter to succeed Daniel Perry as road foreman. The latter has worked bard under adverse cir cumstances. August Lauterbach, former White Salmon butcher, now located at Puy allup, Wash., returned Wednesday, after a short visit with his parents here. | Owing to a breakdown in the plant of the Nordby box factory at Bingen, it was necessary to shut down for a few days to make repairs. | Mlsa Bethel Breedlove is numbered made travel over the roada no pleas among the pneumonia victims here. ure. The state crews are continually I There are but few cases in this dis- on the job making what repairs pos I trlct. sible, but until the roads settle suffi Jack Wright and Glynn Knutson, ciently to haul gravel little can be who were here for the holidays, have done. Mud slides are giving consid returned to the University of Wash- erable trouble. The cave-in at Govern I ington. Jack is the grundson of J. ment Slide could not be moved so D. Morris, Burdoin mountain rancher planks have been placed over the and radio fan, who 1 b now enjoying dirt and a state truck is kept there a well earned pension from the West to help autos across. A steam shovel ern Union Telegraph Co. lie is fa will be on the job in a few days. mous as a rapid fire Associated Press man, one of the few left who could handle press work with _a stick, as telegraphers term it. The present day telegrapher of the younger gen eratlon would not last long under J the grilling work, j The Trout Lake grange installa- An example of the peculiar devo tion of new officers took place Friday. tion that springs up between man Trout Lake reports all ice houses and his dog la found in the case of well filled with quality ice, enough Harry Saunders, aged 70, and his to last through the coming season. water siMiniel, Nellie. Saunders is alone in the world. Friends have (Ughf) The little cold snap, which came urged that he repair to some home, all In one bunch this winter, was where he may receive care and live sufficiently heavy to put the Trout in comfort the remainder of his days. “I’ll never go to any such place,” Lake Electric Co. out of commission temporarily. The water systema were the old man always responds, “for a trifle inconvenienced also, but the they'll not take Nellie. She and I live wires are getting back to nor have been- friends too many years malcy In that grand country out now for me to turn her down.” The old water spaniel is known as there. ' Mrs. Jerry Zwynen, of White Salm one of tlie smartest dogs in Hood River. She apparently knows every on, will start a class In French les word her master utters to her, and sons next Thursday. Mrs. Jerry Is she is always eager to do his bidding. a native of Belgium, and is very Nellie has twen the mother of 50 line popular In the younger Het here. puppies. Her sons and daughters Dr. W. H. Warner performed an have won note in many parts of the operation for appendicitis upon R. II. state. Hazelton, a resident of Underwood, Mr. Saunders, who lives in a small recently. bnt well constructed shack up Hood Mr. and Mrs. J. C. F. Holcomb are river near the plant of the Pacific I now residing in Seattle. Mr. Hol Power A- Light Co., la now convales comb owns an orchard in the North cing from a recent serious Illness. White Salmon district. Members of the city police force and The famous Jewett 1 Farm Resort, those of the power company crew owned by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jewett, lytve been watching out for his com who gained such popularity years forts. During his illness the old dog, ago among eastern people who made a worry noted In her eyes and ac periodlocal visits to the resort, hun tions, has been constantly by his l>ed- gry for splendid meals, rest and side. recreation, Is coming back, This Davidson (iocs for Cattle huge, sightly tract on the top of the w. B. Davidson left last Saturday Columbia bluff is''now much sought after for residential sites for home for the Shell Ilock mountain district builders. The traet has been sub east of the Loop highway on the east divided and new hotnee are In evi side of Mount Hood, to bring in a dence. A few years ago the JewettH herd of Swiss cattle that had been had an offer of $75,000 for their left in the highland forests for pas place, but refused to consider the turage. It was feared that the snow proposition which, if a large hotel storm which began Saturday might were built on ground so deer to them, reach such proportions ns to isolate would probably mean “liquor on the the cattle and exterminate them. The premises.” Now the popular couple cattle belong to ranchers of Wasco ___ _ _ are alsiut to realize something more coupty. I sulmtantial in .the aiming of new Searches of records and reliable ab I home builders in (his era of prosper stracts make by Oregon Abstract Com ity that is persistently forelifg itself pany, A. W. Onthank, Manager, 305 upon us. Oak Street. Phone 1521. Jy20-tf The dedication of the tine, new union high school Friday evening was ode to be remembered. The address given by Dr. Black, of the Ellens < burg Normal school, was masterly and was- keenly enjoyed. The mem- Is'rs of the high school glee clubs * * -S rendered some ls*autiful and appro priate music. The school directors I were also much In evidence. The ladies of the White Salmon-Pleasant a - View school district served bonntlfiil • « »'vJP refreshments, which assumed propor ( K* • * tions of a real Imnquet. The domes X* J* tic science department ably assisted. The local basketball team of the White Salmon Athletic association is lined up for games with Goldendale, Camas, Cheney Normal, the Lincoln Ix>agners of Portland, and last but not least. Captain Billy’s Whiz-Bangs of Minneapolis. The first game of the season was played a week ago to. recharge your Saturday, which resulted In victory 'for the home team In a game with IB batteries when tlie Mosier American Legion team. they’re The White Salmon team has some wonderful material in their midst. II. W. Hamlin has accepted a berth with a pre-cooling plant at Medford and will move his family there in the near future. He ’wne formerly con nected with the famous Mount Adams Farm, in the Gilmer district, where the pears grow commercially, and later was manager of the Underwood The picture shows Fruit A Warehouse Co. pre-cooling plant and warehouse at Underwood. how easily you can Both the Underwood and White do this. Salmon districts will feel his loss keenly, as he was the right man in For better results the right place. .from your radio— Noah Frade, the Indian, says: “No spring on Mountain Saturday; come get Willard A’s snow.- wind, rain. You no good, and B’s. 1 niebbe! You ask Noah too much! I should worry! Good day! Giddap!" We hope the wiley old scout Is off on ills Y>rognostication. (Front Skamania County Pioneer) The Rridge of the Gods corporation last week filed with the county clerk papers and records from the state of Washington that grant to the corpor ation shore land and property for the construction of bridge piers that will form part of the interstate bridge I m -I ow Stevenson at. the Cascades. The property to which the corpora tion haR secured title Is 200 feet wide and extends from the water to adja cent property to which right-of-way has already been secured. The winter weather of a few weeks ago has left the highway in bad con dition in many places. The roadbed frese to a foot In depth and the thaw ing and heaving of th« gravel has AUTO AND RADIO BATTERIES Hood River, Oregon « THE CLOTHES WE CLEAN ANNOUNCEMENT December 1st we moved to our New Terminal—E, Water, . Yamhill and E. Taylor Sts. This building being con structed solely for the handling of Freight via Motor Truck W,IL85eaEy lmProve.the service and create an efficient method of transportation. • GREENWOOD TRANSPORTATION CO., Inc Successors to WARREN & GREENWOOD TRUCK LINES Hood River The Dalles Mt Hood We Want Selling Apples Jonathans, Winter ... Ortley*, - ■ Spitzenburgs, ----------- Jananas and Bananas Delicious. . All _ grades __ from '___ Z Extra ____ Fancy to Faced and Filled. Cookers, large Jr small. We seif t'hem'fo? what They are. QUICK ACTION. PROMPT RETURNS. SHERIDAN FRUIT COMPANY GET FREE STENCILS AT THIS OFFICE Spaulding s Tailor Shop Phone 3894. 4'
