The Hood River glacier., February 12, 1925, Image 2

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HOW THEY
DID IT IS YEARS AGO
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8hades of Hood River boom days
ware presented the other day when
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1925
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
This is his birthday.
Hs Is a
saint of secular history. His wss a
greatness like that of Christ.
He
HOOD DEBATERS VIC­
TORS AND LOSERS
a nature char­
In a triangular debate with Bend
and humility.
and The Dalles high schools Tuesday,
sympathy b$-
Jiood River affirmative team, Clif-
children »nd ton Emmel and Lola Jean Sinclair,
dumb animals. And yet bls will was defeated the Bend negative, Mary
Bennett and Maurice Hoover, here by
of a strength invincible, armored by
unanimous decision. The Hood River
the consciousness of right.
And be­ negative. Roger Woodyard and Har­
cause, then as once before, men, their riett Fuller, lost at The Dalles by &
minds perverted by misunderstanding, 2 to 1 vote of the judges,
debaters
discussed
United
The
know not wliat they do, he was a
Htates ownership and control of coal
martyr.
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mines.
was humbly born, with
acterised by gentleness
There was a bond of
tween him and little
Oso. T. Prather brought to town a
copy of “The American Progress Mag
•sine,” • booster publication of Port­
land of that period. A page of the
November, 1910, edition of the maga­
zine carried pen and Ink sketches of
State Prohibition Director Cleaver
some score of the leading Hood Riv­ may lie [sissessed of all the honest
er cltlxens of the day.
They were attribute« ascribed to him by Gov­
grouped in front of a display of Hood
ernor pierce, and we’ll admit the
River apples at the Oregon Apple
same of Dr. Ilerwig, adviser from the
Show in Portland.
There were !’><
Antl-flaloon League, but they have
boosters, but not a little one In the
certainly failed in the task of prac­
bunch. The pictures were of lawyers,
tical enforcement of the prohibition
doctors, bankers and real estate men
law. Their misapplied seal has even
—more real estate men than of any
been such as to menace the depart­
other profession.
ment
Our country today is over­
Indeed, those days of 1910 were
burdened with rules and regulations
days when the realtor was in ills
that soon become unenforceable when
glory. He dominated all of us, and
an attempt is made to apply to them
woe be unto the individual who dared
impractical xesl. If Governor Pierce
to voice the least criticism of an
had heeded the call of comnion, horse
apple of tbe Hood River valley or an
sense, he would have discharged
inch of soil. Nor did one dare to
Cleaver long ago. He never has and
find favor with fruit of another dls-
never will be au asset to prohibition
To do so branded him as a
trict.
enforcement.
’
traitor, Aye, those were days when
But the but»
we all blew bubbles,
Thomas W. I at who n died last week,
bles were pricked by the coming of
and press reports of his passing were
adversity, and some 12 years ago we
meagre. There was something pitiful
entered into a veritable slough of
in the decline of the one* nationally
despond.
known figure, who wrote “Frenxled
It is interesting to peruse such a
Finance” and whose sensational ac­
publication as “The American Prog­
tions when he bearded Wail street
ress Magaxine” here in the Hood
made great copy.
Igiwson passed
River valley during the year 1925,
across the stage of human events,
when the goose has again been caught
hla burst *of egotism flaring in the
and la hanging high.
Home of the
sky with meteoric brilliance, and
selfsame boosters of the boom days
then he sputtered ont and fell Into
are still here.
They have boosted
oblivion as speedily as any meteor.
and grinned with an optimism through
Idke the pitcher that went too often
an the yean in between. They are
to the well, Lawson challenged Wall
still boosting. Bnt they are not blow­
street one too many times.
ing bubbles today.
Experience has
taught them the value of conserva­
Col. Henry E. Dosch was known
tive and constructive criticism. Hood
throughout Oregon for his patriotic
River has passed through the boom
participation In various activities. He
days and has arisen from the period
was best known to early fruitgrow-
of deprewlon, that inevitably fol­
era, those who were the pioneers in
lowed.
the northwestern apple industry, for
If Hood River today can believe as
the interest he took in horticulture.
thoroughly In the opportunities of­
He was an authority on thia phase of
fered by the development of the’
Oregon industry. Col. Doscb'a was a
scenic reaonree, and there is no rea­
life yorthy of emulation.
son why she shouldn't, as she did 15
yean ago tn the apple, and proceed
The. Legion Drum and Bugle Corp«
as enthusiastically to tell the world ia going to be one of Hood River’s
about these scenic attractions, she banner organixations. You are going
METHODIST ENDOW
MENT FUND ASKED
The Oregon conference of the Meth­
odist Kpisco|>al church is now in a
campaign to raise $200,000 endowment
fund for the retired ministers.
The
canvass is now living carried on in
Hood River, Odell and Pine Grove.
No cause could be more worthy than
that of the pioneer circuit riders who
helped carve Oregon’s civilisation out
of a wilderness. Anyone wishing to
help may confer with any Methodist
liastor in the eonnty.
Smith Sells Drug Store Interest
Ernest J. Hmlth, who came here
year before last from Medford, yes­
terday sold his interest in the flood
River Drug Co. to his his associates
in the business, John F. Mclx*au, C.
H. Castner and Dr. H. D. W. Pineo.
Mf. Smith will go to Portland or
some point in southern Oregon, he
stated.
___________________
Retailers of
Everything
to Wear
□tore
of Biggest
SZ>ePARIS FAIR
Values
More New Arrivals in our
Millinery Department
Special-Oxfords for
Ladies $2.98
Every hat in the assortment is of the newest
and latest models—and evidences the clever de­
signing and expert tailoring of prominent New
York makers. Every hat represents the biggest
values that can be secured.
Bluet, Thistle Bloom, Indian Orange and other
new shades are among this assortment. We have
never shown a larger or more desirable assort­
ment. We invite you to come in and see them.
We know you’ll be pleased with this showing.
—2nd Floor-
This table contains a fine assortment in broken
lots of Oxfords with low and medium heels. No
pointed toes—wonderful values in this lot If we
have your size in this lot, you’ll get
jo QO
a real bargain, the pair only....................
I
Rubber Aprons
• A big assortment just in this week—Dainty
rubber tea aprons with ruffled edges and pockets,
some flower trimmed. Also large plain kitchen
aprons with strap over shoulder—blue, green, rose
gray, etc. Exceptional values.
.
—
Shoes for Men $1.48
»
Here are some wonderful values in Dress Shoes
for men. Broken lots and odds and ends that
we are closing out. These will make you won­
derful knock-about shoes and give
4 fl
you good wear, the pair.........................-V ■ »"Vw
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Men’s Dress Shirts
Card of Thanks
I wish to express sincere thanks
to my neighbors and friends for their
kind words of sympathy and aid dur­
ing my bereavement attendant oh tbe
sickness and death of my lieloved
wife,
Esiiecially do I wish to thank
thdse who presented floral tributes,
Their _________
ministrations will be held in
sa<re<i memory.
A. Leroux.
New Neckwear for Ladies
Assortment just in of all the newest,, designs
in ladies’ neckwear. Now is a good time to make
FINS, FURS AND FEATHERS
Mrs. M. B. Harvey, wife of the
proprietor of a sliver fox farm near
Cascade Ixx-ks, has an alligator three
years old, which has survived the
cold winter of snow and Ice at the For R«l«—Baled timothy hay. C. T. Roberta,
very foot of the Cascade mountains. P**“*1* *** ________________________ ___
He: is in the dormant state now and
For Hal«-A two sealed back, or will trade
lies In a box in the Harvey living for Leghorn pullets. Write R. G. Rumbaugh,
room.
He has eaten nothing for | ***• H mm ,Or.________________________ ns_
weeks, but once a wrek he is placed
PIANO FOB HALE — Near Hood giver
in a tub of tepid water,, hut is appar­ Fine late model plano. Big saving, term* I 0
monthly to re ponalble party. For particu­
ently unconscious of this attention.
lar* write Cline Music Co , Attoria. Ore. 125
Mrs. Harvey, who formerly lived In .
IxitjiHlana, brought the alligator Irom
there to Oregon.
Mrs. Harvey ex-1
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pecta to have several more shipped to
For Hal«-Modern s-room hou-e with bath
her
nd »>»»Pln«
porch, and
tarnao«
and
full heater,
baae-
ner thia
tnts anriiiw
spring, In
tn Hie
me nlanninv
planning of
or * moo
, airetrlcatove
eleetrie
water
all
built-in kitchen feature«,
the, grounds at the fox farm an Bill-I 1
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....... g«rase,
........... * fruit
—
gator pond lias lieen included in the I tra««, garden «pace, permanent water right,
I alao good piano lor aal* or rent. Dr. J. Edg­
plot._________
ington. Tai. 8783.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-FI*a*ant room, wltb board.
SI 41.
For Rant—A S-room farulabed apartment'
810 Columbi* BL
f!2
For Kent— A atrlclly modern and very con
veulent housekeeping suite. Tel. 38CI4
fSlt
Hère is a real value in band collared shirts
for men, light ground with small figures and
stripes. About all sizes in the lot, your QflA
choice
Wanted to Rent—An Al orchard, M aeree or
For Rent—Comfortable front a leaping room,
wltb all convanlanoea Tel. *743 or Wl*. n?7lf more. 1 am au experienced orohardlat «nd
cau give beat of reference«. Have equipment
or would take one'« pa*I equipment. Addreaa
B. J. Montgomery, Hood River, Or«.
nlSlf
W.n'eo—IÜU calve* and freali meal. Aleo
For Rant Dae. 1—House at 718 Cascade ave­
nue. Phone W. B. MoGolra. MW.
n«tf
for aale English Heiter pup. Oregon Sliver
Fox and Fur Farm* opposite the Columbia
Gorge Hotel Fbone 5025.
o27U
WANTED.
Wanted—Poaltlon managing orchard place
For Kent— Furnlahed small bouae at SI4 Prefer location In rlly acbool dlalrlct. C, Ox­
Hherman ava. Apartment* etoa* In, 515 Stale ford. Hood River, Kt 7.
fill
street. Fbone 2MI.
fl*
Wanted-To let contrrcl lor clearing land
For Rent—Four room furol bed flat, with
furnlan pulling machine. C. E Coppie,
private bath and garage, 123 50. Fbone8*51 or can
pbone 4722.
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oall 1305 Taylor Hl.
I5lf
Wanted—A alngla work barneaa.
Phone
For Rent —A ili rinrthouM al 702 Caacade 548».
fl2tf
ave. Tel. 2573, K. N. Young.
tilt
Wanted - Experienced orchard man with
For Rent—Housekeeping rooms; center of •ome
knowledge of tractor and «prayer to op
town. Phone 3721.
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JIMI
erate 22 acree bearing pear and apple orcbtird
For Kent—A amall «leeplng room, clean and In me white Salmon vallev. Addreaa. Mr.
fl»
comfortable, S3 per week. Tai. 1411, 514 Mtala Moore. t>14 Henry bldr.. Portland, Ore.
•treat x
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Wanted—A email tract onetoBveacre*,near
For Rant—13 acre* bearing orchard at bet­ town. Geo T. Prather.
112
ter term* thatadf you owned II. Mra. C. W.
Connor, HtanBeld, Ore.
mil
wauled—Married maD for general orchard
work, experienced. K. K Moll«r,8W7.
fl*
For Rent—»-room Habt bouaakeeplng apart­
ment with garage ol (I* Eugen* Street. Pbooe
W*nted-Work making apple boie* bv an
101*.
J15U
experienced man. Tel. 387*.
JMit
MISCELLANEOUS
Htrsyed or Hloleu-Large,dark tan, AlraSue-
col'le; brown eye*, while on breast and tip or
tall. Reward. Keport al Glacier.
fl»
Eatray Notice-Taken upon Paradise Farm,
two belters and bull calf. Owner may have
•ame by proving property and paylna coat of
keep and adv. Banka Mortimer, tai.SOS*. flSlf
will reap benefits from such optimis­ to hear from them when they begin
For Hal«—Going into sheep buxine** and
boat—Between Mt. Hood Store sod Van
Arthur Eade, superintendent of Mc-
**ll lay young, tuberculin tested cow*,
tic activity.
Horn, Moudey evening, Jen aery tt, cloth sack
to make merry noises abont over the Gowan A Hons, who operate large flsh- will
rbesp. Freeh and cotnlug freeh. Two mile*
containing act of truck tool*. Finder please
CMacade
Lorka 3 ’ Addre**C. K Field*,
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cell 4612.
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state.
The corps, however, need* eritw in tbe vicinity of Cascade Ixxks, I eaaTof -----
WE REVIVE AN OU) ONE
ta' ore.
t»
while here Monday said that tbe .Co-1 f-'. K. Field«, Cascade ixx-ka.
funds to pay for instruments and in­
Will build a bouae for a reaponalble party
lunilila's winter freshet was an aid to
TWo«JJtalng appleombird.^a th. Whit«
Saturday evening a buneb of, the
on tbe Inatallmrut plan. Writ« to H. H.. car«
struction.
Help by attending their the concern in improving the flailing Salmon vattay coinpleta wltb buogalowa,
Glacier.
JMtt
fellows who had attended the Port­
grounds
near
Htevenson
on
the
Wash
parking
plant
and
equipment
tor
aateal
rea.
benefit show at the Rialto theatre
a •»...
I aonakle price« and terma. Addreu Paul Me-
t'aah paid forialae teeth, dental gold, plat­
land automobile show wete lunching
ington side of the stream. The high Kercher, careBsobel A Day, Hood River. IW
tonight.
inum and discarded Jewelry. Hok«Bm«ltlng
and talking over their buys at the
water enables the company to get ———------------------------------ --------------------------
A Refinlug 06., Ouego, Michigan.
J2»tt
vrevi'l
BrxrwH
well
out
to
the
shore
I
For
Hale
—
Radio
pole«,
SO
to
75
feet,
M
.00.
Hood River Drug Co. etore.
Every
KFSin «cows well out io me Hnorv
Trao,f,r Co. or Head** Radio
For Exchange—HI oek and dairy ranch.
Hood River county and the Mosier where seines will be
operated this shop.
M
Want home proposition, Incom*, what hav*
man was boasting of his car »nd it«
For Kent-5 room house, «16 H barman ave­
Wanted-Woman want* permanent poaltlon you 7 Add rase C. M. 0., car« Glaciar.
precinct of Wasco county* have se- summer.
xlt
nue. on* block weat of court bona*. Garage. doing boaaework. Tel. 28*8.
f 12
For8al*-Hay. Tai. MM.
unexcelled abilities.
Twenty years
The bottom of tbe river at this
cured much needed livestock control
Call at Glacier office or 417 Hberman.
it
Gal your paln'.lnv, tinting and papar bang­
ago men talked likewise of the prow­
Wanted—A goort, gentle, alnrf’e, work horae ing done now. Work gnarantaad. Winter
bills from the legislature. The bills isribt Is naturally tnuddy and a grav-1 gor Sale- ltreaaar, bed, enameled baby bed,
For Kent—Apartment, al 12» Caacade ava. • baut IMS) i-'iinde. Hberman J. Frink, phone nrloee. For eatlmalea, call Burn* — phon*
el surface Is lielug applied. In order I library table, porch awing, 3 burner oil alove, Pbona
ess, speed and endurance of their
Sxtl
diStr
5408.
Avalon Farm
tstf
are similar in their provisions and to make the operation
IMI.
dl HU
of tbe seines 1h^<y^’
^•ll ,1K’
*■**•
horses. Finally a newcomer «pake:
cattle will not be permitted to run easier.
J For Hale—200 ffBl. Bean power aprav outfit,
Heverbi thousand «I o II üjüt -H
"You fellows haven’t got anything
at large.
fluch measures are es­ living spent In improving the Ashing
U
but kettle«. I’ve got the real car. I
gropnds. The McGowans operate the ob*HD> >>r*l**- ■- °. Oxborrow. Tel. MM. t!2
i
pecially needed in communities that
just came from Portland in an hour
picturesque flail wheels viewed near
Uaad aprayara all alaea. If you are In the
specialise In orcharding.
Caaiade Ixx-ka from the Columbia market for a good, uaed machto« look th*.*
and 80 minutes.”
—. .
over. All machine* In good condition. Hood
River highway.________
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I Rtv«r Garage, Inc.
And then a small Individual, with
Hood River’s next organisation, we
Presltk-nt Fredrlcy and Her retary I For, Sa'e ^ Good, baled alfelta bay,
a serious twinkle in his eye, stepped
predict, will be a band of merry
Day, of the Hood River Gaine I’rotec-1
p*1*’ ’________________________
in front of the boaster.
mountaineers, wearing goggles and
tlve Asacx-lation, Haturday distributed
For Stale or Trade for Portland property-
“Who are yon?" asked the little
eating apples, their faces streaked through the valley 48 Hungarian part
"5
fellow.
with grease paint. They'll march in ridgt**, received from the Pvudleton pack ins houw. and »npie house, u H. smith,
“What the devil difference does
Morrtoou, Portland.
f»8
Rose Festival istrades and advertise Mate game farm. They were the Unit po
that make to you?” queried the new­
birds ever received here front the ~uaW1M taawtSiliiTta ^
the recreational lure of old Monnt
eaNtern Oregon farm.
Mr. Fredrlcy iiiyerw. Under otnci«i teat at Puyallup
comer in response, as he noted grins
Hood.
Myii that conditions here are ideal
™ri??}“**/?* Red "JST1 **
on the faces all around.
.«foaastatotadiws»
J P®r cent’. U
1*?<. hi<heM Ked record
per
for propapiting the beautiful
A few chick dates left. Kalph K. IxewU,
“rm the Hood River traffic officer,"
always bears
jmr
Have you been approached almut ridge«, which Meek brushy copHeii, such phone Odell m .
,,|Uto
said the short one. It was none other investments of the money you have as surrounding valley orchard set -1
The game assoiiation is ex- orchard work. Cheap. Fbona MF1I. The
than “Shorty” Morriaon.
It tloiis.
received from your apple crop?
IMi'tlnK a shipment of Bob Whites at Dall«*, or addraa* C. A. Harth, Kt. 8, Thr
“Well,” said the eratwhile braggart, not yet, you probably will,
I Q«11—• Or>-__________________________ °*
Do not at early date. -
whose car had soared from Portland, take a chance on some alluring
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I For Sale or Trad«—It acre« alfalfa, good 8
“since you really want to know who scheme,
Rev. A. 8. Hisey, Of Gresham. BU- room honae with b«th. good barn and otbar
Ask your banker.
Act Oil
perlntendent of the M. E. church, was
I am I’ll tell you.
I'm the biggest hla advice and ybu'll be «afe.
here Tut-sday evening to confer with 1 ir Hood River a* part paymant. Addraa*
liar in Hood River county."
the imstors and representatives (lf | L. Howard, lone, or«., box ltn.
Hl
It may l-e necessary to appoint a the Hood River county Methodist
HF, INSPIRED1'8
For Bale—Timber land. SO aerea Br and oak
cordwood umber, * mllaa from tow non the
cburcites.
Hood River has never listened to a new committee to -investigate and
eonnty road, *2» per arce. 54.<XI worth ol
wood on trao*. F. H. Miller, phone 57*». fit'
bring in a rc|>ort on the report of the
more touching eloquence than that of
Cleaver
legislative
investigation
com
­
*
Irving E. Vining, here Monday night
*.
to address the Chamber of Commerce. mittee.
For Hale—Star Touring Oar, run ooly *100
No one was present who wns not In­
mile«, all In Bnecondition. Will aell al a bar.
Masonic Dances Planned
NORWEGIAN SARDINES
gain. Phone <788.
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GROUND CHOCOLATE
spired by the word pictures of the
Tlie dance committee of the Mason­
In
pure olive oil
1 A
Pure, pound 18/
For Bale— 7% act« orabard, Newtown altad
head of the Oregon Htate Chamber of ic lodge has arranged with Manager
Can -------------------------- IOC
Hplixand about 25cherry and 25 pear tree«, >,
3 pounds for____
Commerce. It was one of the long­ Tremblay, of the Columbia Gorge ho­
mil« trom city limits, Belmont road. tM0 au
tel
for
a
series
of
parties
at
the
popu
­
•ere. W. II McGalr«, tel. 5422.
J29U
est addresses ever delivered in Hood
MILK
lar hostelry, lieginning as soon as It
STANDARD PEAS
ADIRONDACK CANE AND
For Sale or Rent— My Hu mm It ranch. Writ*
River, bnt the chamber members sat
Tall cans
is open for the sMSon about March
Geo. T. Prather, Kt «, Hood River. Ore. J22tf
2
cans
MAPLE SYRUP
rapt and in silence.
They left in 15.
The Masonic dances
formed
Any brand___ ....
Fnr Hale—A gray mare, 2 yra. old, gentle,
for----------------------------
York State’s Finest.
thought, and they'll think about that pleasant social events for mid-Colnm-
light weight tor orchard work.heavyahotildera
F
Full Pint—______
and true worker, alngla or double. Pall eyetr-
talk for many days.
One member *ia members of the lodge last winter.
HEINZ CATSUP
Inga. Phona Odell 211.
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The dams» committee is composed of
TOMATOES
Full Quart
......
was so absorbed In Mr. Vining’s talk
Harold Kershner, Kent Hhocmaker
Large bottle
no
Single n>mb Rhode Island Red baby chlcka,
Del Monte or Preferred
Full
Half
Gallon
that he walked several blocks to his and Ray Ins>.
•peclal pricrn
prices tor
for February hatch, or will
Each
____________
M batch
------ - - your egg*
—* tor you lu my electric Inca-
Full Gallon _____
home,
forgetting
his
automobile.
Stock, large cans
r A
$L78
w bator.
W. E. B ur
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lay, tel. 3372.
jg*tr
3 for...........................
OUC
Word of Appreciation
Newspaper reporters, listening, forgot
CAMPBELL S TOMATO SOUP
ForHale-Tan Bn* R. I Red cockerel* from
RAISINS
In announcing the sale of the Mt.
to take notes.
prise winning *tock. phone 4H7H, K. F. Batten.
Three
r*r
Hood Meat Market to Beaudoin A
FOR
SALE
Unbleached
JSKf
Borne refer to Mr. Vining as an
PRUNES
Taylor, I wish to express to the jteo-
I Fllr
()r
__)()M1.rr, , Wl, n,ll„ ,,ut ()I1
Thompson’s, 3 lbs.......
for ---------------- ---
old fashioned orator. Let’s have more ple of Hood River my thanks for
Large
Italians
For Hale- Seven halfgrnwn pig*, one bred Weal Hide; « acre* under cultlvallon, 4 acre* In
old fashioned orators. He intersperses their patronage for the past year. row «nd a hunch of l*ylns Harred Rock hen*, apple*, a.iiall hoa*e and «lied*. Inquire of F.
3 ponds__________
STANDARD TOMATOES
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP ■
C'.Blout. phon*S4S7.
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bls practical advice to the state’s The business relations that have ex­ Apply Erqeat Gome. R.F.D. 8. Hood River.Or.
nitf
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Large
cans
6 bars--------- 25X
Art
businessmen with an eloquence.
He isted la-tween nty patrons and myself •----- ----------------------------------------------------- —I For Hale—Uaad Ford pait«. Bar lol Motor
STARCH
2
for
_____
will form pleasant memories. Ixd me
Baby Cblx, R. I. Red and White Legborna Company.
J15tf
12 bars_______
makes of business and a state’s de­ commend to yon the new management next Tneaday. Tbeee chlcka from Block that------------------------------------ -------
Calumet Corn or Glosa
have not bad electric llghta or atlninlallng
For Hale—Cow. Fnone 58HS.
ria
velopment something of a romance. of the market and bespeak for it a food
to tore* egg production.
Knoch Crew«,
PANCAKE FLOUR
1 lb packages
Seabrtghl, Calif.
fgg
Hay For Hal«—Aliami, grain, hay. timothy.
BAKER'S PREMIUM
His is a kind of practical Idealism. full share of your patronage.
3 for--------------------------ZtdC
Sperry’s (Olympic) or Kerr’s
---------- —---- ;-----------------------------------------------I and *lr*w. saarantMd quality; prompt ablp-
I
Charles
L.
Howard
We wish that all Hood River hail
For Hale—llon*ehold fumltnr«, onnelanne ment. File«« upon application. Richard
CHOCOLATE
No. 10
of kitchen lange, davenport, bed*, chair*, Nyman. Walla Wall«, waah.
mrS
Half pound... -’N
heard him Monday night.
rocker, etc. *t big dlnounl- T*l. *284 or call at
Sack __
Stevenson Paper is Sold
BEST
SHORTENING
P» Colombia.
fl*
For Ha'e— * scree, about half In full bearing
The Skamania County Pioneer, of­
orchard, a nlceS-room bouae. all modern,good
THE EDDY EDUCATIONAL BILL
Bulk
For Sale-8 room bocce, corner lol No. Ml barn, tenaat bouae, spring water piped Into
ficial paper for Hkaiuania county,
OYSTERS
OUR NOISELESS MATCHES
3 pounds for „______
An analysis of the so-called Eddy published at Stevenson, Wash., hns Caacade ave., corner of Slitb Street. House both bona»* and barn. Jnat come to lb* Gia.
New Pack
«jr
renting at
per moaib O hm I bnslnrae. cler office and Bad oat at wbal a bargain It
6 boxes
nsw
MeGnlreproperty. Write GH. Mc­ can be bought.
nJOtl
bill, which proposes the compulsory changed hands.
W. W. Mokler. who Known
No.
1
can,
2
for
______
Guire, Woodburn. Or.
fiitf
for
VIM FLOUR
teaching of arithmetic, spelling and I ihh lieen the owner and editor since
May, 1920. has sold the itaper to P.
For 8*1< — Cheap, 3 Inch wagon and Calltor-
49
pound
sack
writing, will, we believe, show It to
For Rale—Ona American No. 4 Arbor Frena,
EHMAN RIPE OLIVES
F. Willoughby, who already has taken n4*;iox, In good cnndltlon. Pbowe Ufi odell or good
SHRIMP
bargain. Good bay. Bartol Manadeld.
fi»
be ill-advised.
The courses of Ore­ possession and published hla first edi­ se« A. M. Hawyer. Ht. 2. Hood Klver.
“Picnic” Can
ma
pbone till.
aliti
Latest pack.
A special Issue of
gon high schools are shaped not only tion this week.
For 8ale-46 aerea, *5 In cultivation, S arm
each
_______________
Can______________
tn orchard, pear*, nrnnaa, cberrla*. tbe real In
«1 the experience of high school the Pioneer will be published soon in hay. Barealn for KMn oaah. Maa J. C. Davin,
FISHER’S BLEND
For Hale (food lota for sale In all parta of
the
interest
of
the
Skamania
County
Mt.
Hood,
River
valley,
Oregon.
m5
the
oily
,
price*
riebt.
A.
W.
Ontbank
A
Co.
alati
teachers but the needs of students as
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT
49 pound sack
r*o
Chamber of Commerce.
20TH CENTURY COFFEE
evidenced on their entrance to col­
For Bata—Purebred R. I. Red cockerel«, at at
Extra Large (64size) « r
For Hale —Apple, peach, pear and cherry
for
---------------------
Whit« Salmon and 12 80 delivered at Hood tree*. We bave a full line of general nnreery
“Some Coffee”—always
leges and universities.
The courses
MulitrvM-PuIlcn
2 for---------------------------
Rlvar. William Lehman, White Salmou. Tel, ■took. Phone Farkdate St or write 0. T. Raw-
fresh.
eon,
Parkdale.
MSI
I
W.
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of study to a great degree are speci­
The wedding of Lynn B. Mill ken*,
Tho two greatest Americans born in
the month of February were GEORGE
WASHINGTON and ABE LINCOLN.
The lives they lived have taught
millions of young Americans the bene­
fit of truth and honesty.
THE TWENTIETH CENTURY
in mind these two great exponents of Justice in the
conduct of their affairs with the public.
Birthday Offerings Effective Saturday
February 14th to 18th, inclusive
FOR RENT
EXTRA SPECIAL
Four office room» fac
ing Second street in the
nr
25c
Eliot building.
E. A. FRANZ CO.
9c
29c
or*
¿dC
-25c
s>n
ZOC
F. . . . 49C
25c
19c
75c
25c
u5C
15c
-IOC
3 | C
>2.53
higher of The Dalle«, where he la employed
st the th- treating plant of the O.-W.
education.
R. A N. Co., and Mina Beulah I,eota
Legislative tinkering with the de­ Pullen occurred Monday at the home
partment of education is dangerous. 1 of Rev. H. 0. Clark, who officiated.
young couple were accompanied
If the legislature every two years is The
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going to upset the educational sys­ by Mr. and Mra. C. 0. Jackson. Mr*.
Jackson ia a «inter of the bride.
tem, are may well expect a retarding
of Its progress.
fied
by
the
institutions
of
Phone
For 8*le—>*■!• fir and pine wood alao 4 «x>t
n*
delivered Real and Weal Hide and Hood River.
Pbon«4*sa
alltf
For Hal«—Diversified farming. 181 acr«a, 25
culllvatad. 8 acraa orchard full bearing. I mo
For Hale « room bouae with large baaement
boxee apple« thia year, beat variety SOB apple toilet and bath, 4 lota and aarag*. aomi fruit
boxe*. peeciiee, peere, prune*, eberrlea. etc.; » tree*, abade traaa and abrubberi. 1002 Taylor
ton* bay. Ho acre* good pasture, fenced, about Mr««*, On ttx Height*, Hood River. Addreea
ntttf
22100.000 feet timber end *aw mill half mile UaraoaC. Maalkar. Mary bill. Waah
away. House, barn, rhleken house etc , good
waler.* eprlnga will sell ebeep on eeconnl
of death, J. c. Devin, Ml. Hood, Hood River
vtUiey, Oregon.
mi
For Hal«—A freeh Guernsey oow.
MM.
FANCY WHITE FIGS
2 pounds
for
op
—.. 25c
15C
Pound--------- 48/ fl in
8 pounds------------ 91.4Z
SUNKIST LEMONS
Dozen for 25/
5 for_________
T a
10c
Conveniently Located at 112 Third Street in First National Bank Building
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