The Hood River glacier., February 12, 1925, Image 4

HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1925
T
Wunb Rtar (Klarkr
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Thia la bis birthday.
He la ■
saint of secular history. His was a
greatness like that of Christ. Ho
Was humbly born, with a nature char-
acterised by geutltmess and humility.
Thera was a bond of sympathy be­
tween him and little children and
dumb animals. And yet hia will waa
of a strength Invincible, armored by
the conscloustwM of right. And be­
cause, then as once before, men, their
minds perverted by misunderstanding,
know not what they do, he was a
martyr.
, ____________
HOOD DEBATERS VIC­
TORS AND LOSERS
In a triangular debate with Bend
and The Dalles high schools Tuesdsy,
the Hood River affirmative team, Clif­
ton Emmel and Lote Jean Sinclair,
defeated tbe Bend negative, Mary
Bennett and Maurice Hoover, here by
unanimous decision. The Hood River
negative, Roger Woodyard aud Har­
riett Fuller, lost at The Dalles by a
2 to 1 vote of tbe judges,
The debaters discussed United
States ownership and control of coal
mines.
PARIS FAIR
More New Arrivals in our
Millinery Department
»
DID IT IS YEARS AGO
of H<x>d River boom day»
were preeented tbe other day when
Geo. T. Prather brought to town a
copy of “The American Progress Mag-
antac," a booster publication of Port-
Ian* of that period. A page of the
November, 1910, edition of tbe maga­
Every hat in the assortment is of the newest
zine carried pen and ink sketches of
BUte Prohibition Director Cleaver
and
latest models—and evidences the clever de­
aome ecoro of the leading Hood Riv­ may lie posse-sited of all the honest
signing
and expert tailoring of prominent New
er dtiseas of the day. They were attributes ascribed to him by Gov­
York
makers.
Every hat represents the biggest
grouped in front of a display of Hood ernor Pierce. and we'll admit the
values that can be secured.
River apples at ibe Oregon Apple same of Dr. Ilerwig, adviser from the
Show In Portland. There were big Anti-Saloon League, but they have
The Oregon conference of the Meth­
Bluet, Thistle Bloom, Indian Orange and other
boosters, but not a little one in the certainly failed in the task of prac­ odist Episcopal church is now in a
new
shades are among this assortment. We have
bunch. The pictures were of lawyers,
campaign
to
raise
»260,000
endowment
tical enforcement of tbe prohibition fund for the retired ministers. The
doctors, bankers and real estate men
never
shown a larger or more desirable assort­
law. Their misapplied seal has even canvass la now lieing carried on in
—more real estate men than of any
ment. We invite you to come in and see them.
been such as to menace the depart Hood River, Odell and Pine Grove.
other profeeston.
We know you’ll be pleased with this showing.
ment. Our country today is over­ No cause ♦■ould be more worthy than
Indeed, tboae days of 1910 were
burdened with rules aud regulations that of the pioneer circuit riders who
helped ♦■arve Oregon's civilisation out
days when the realtor was in his
—2nd Floor—
that soon bt-coine unenforcesble when of a wilderness. Anyone wishing to
glory. He dominated all of us, and
sn attempt is made to apply to them help may confer with any Methodist
■
a
woe be unto the individual Who dared
Impractical zeal. If Governor Pierce pastor in the county.
to voice tbe least criticism of an
the call of common, home
I
apple of the Hood River valley or an had heeded
Smith Sells Drug Stere Interest
would have discharged
sense,
he
inch of »oil. Nor did one dare to
Erne«t
_
_____
.
___
___
J.
Smith,
who
came
here
»■
Cleaver long ago. He never haa and
find favor with fruit of another dis­
year before last from Medford, yes­
A big assortment just in this week—Dainty
trict To do so branded him as a never will be au asset to prohibition terday sold hia interest in the Hood
enforcement.
River
Drug
Co.
to
his
his
associates
rubber
tea aprons with ruffled edges and pockets,
traitor. Aye, those were dayB when
in the buslneaa, John F. McLean, C.
some
flower
trimmed. Also large plain kitchen
we all blew bubbles. But the bub­
Thomas W. Ijiwson died last week, H. Castner and Dr. H. D. W. Pineo,
bles were pricked by the coming of
Mf.
.
Smith
will
go
to
Portland
or
aprons
with
strap
over shoulder—blue, green, rose
and press reports of his passing were
adversity, and some 12 years ago we meagre. There was something pitiful some point in southern Oregon, he
gray,
etc.
Exceptional
valuesr
entered into a veritable slough of in the tieeline of the once"* nationally state«!. ___________ ____
despond.
Card of Thanks
known figure, who wrote "Frenzied
It is interesting to peruse such a
I
wish
to expr«>ss sincere thank«
Finance" and whose sensational ac­
to my neighbors and fri«>n<is for their
publication as “Tbe American Prog­
tions when be I »carded Wall street kind words of sympathy and aid «lur­
reso Magaxlne” here in the Hood
made great copy.
Lawson passed ing my bereavement attendant oh the
River valley during the year 1025.
across the stage of human eventa, slrkness and death of my beloved
Assortment just in of all the newest designs
when tbe goose has again been caught
his burst ‘of egotism flaring in the wife. Especially do I wish to thank
those who presented floral tributes,
and is hanging high. Rome of the
in ladies’ neckwear. Now is a good time to make
sky with meteoric brilliance, and Their ministrations will be held In
selfsame boosters of the boom days
then he sputtered out and fell into sacred memory.
A.
Leroux.
are still here. They have boosted
obljvion as speedily as any meteor.
and grinned with an optimism through
Like tbe pitcher that went too often
FIN’S, FI RS AND FEATHERH
all tbe years in between. They are
to tbe well, Lawson challenged Wall
Mr«.
M. B. Harvey, wife of the
still boosting. But they are not blow­
street one too many times.
proprietor
of a silver fox farm near
ing bubbles today. Experience ha«
<'a«cade <Lock«, haa an alligator three
taught them the value of conserva­
Col. Henry E. Dutch waa known years old, which has survived the For Bala—Baled timothy hay. C. T. Roberta,
cold winter of snow and ice at the
FOR RENT
tive and constructive criticism. Hood
tuti
throughout Oregon for hia patriotic very foot of the Cascade mountains. phon« 4833.
River has passed through tbe i*oom
participation in varioua activities. He He la in the dormant state now and For Hals—A two «eated back, or will trade For Rent-Pleataant room, with board.
days and has arisen from the pt-riod
Leghorn pullat«. Write R. G. Rumbaugh, 8141.
waa best known to early fruitgrow­ lies in a box in the Harvey living for
Mt. Hood, Or.
fW
of depression that Inevitably fol­
room.
He
haa
eaten
nothing
for
ers, tboae who were the pioneers in
For Kent—A Krooni furnlabed apartment'
lowed.
PIANO FOR HACK — Near Hood giver 8W Columbia 8L
week«,
but
once
a
week
he
la
placed
02
the northwestern Äpple industry, for in a tub of tepid water, but la appar­ Fina lata model piano. Big saving, terms » 0
If Hood River today can believe a«
monthly
to
re
ponalble
petty.
For
particu
­
the interest he took in horticulture. ently uneonacious of this attention.
For Kent-A Mrletly modern and very con
lar« writ« Cline Music Co , A«torla. Or«. CM
thoroughly In the opportunities of­
veulent housekeeping «nite. Tel. 3*84
fSli
Mra. Harvey, who formerly lived In
He was an authority on this phase of
For
H-laor
Trsde-One
«pan
of
boree«,
bar-
fered by the development of tbe
IxiuiHiana.
brought
the
alligator
from
Oregon industry, Col. Doacb’a was a
nero and back, IM* for all. T«l. 4M*, fl*
there to Oregon. Mra. Harvey ex­
scenic resource, and there is no rea­
life yorthy of emulation.
For Hal«—Modern S-room bou»e with batb
pects
to
hav<>
several
more
shipped
to
son why she shouldn't, as she did IS
«leepln» porch, tornaoe and full base­
For Bant—Four room fnrnl bed flat, with
her this spring. In the planning of «nd
ment, elrotrlo Hove and electric water heeler, private
years ago in the apple, and proceed
bath and garage, »23.50. Pbone 8251 or
The, Legion Drum aud Bugle Corps the. grounds at the fox farm an aiu­ all built-in kitchen leature«, (erase, frail
oall
1308 Taylor Hl.
I5tf
as enthusiastically to tell the world is
| going to be one of Hood River's gator pond has t>een included in tile trees, garden «pace, permanent water right,
aleo good piano for «ale or rent. Pr. J. Edg­
For
Item-
A
»tx
nwnn
bou«e
at
70*
Caacade
about these scenic attractions, she banner
|
plot.
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ington. Te). S7M3.
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n»tf
organizations. You are going
are. Tai. »73. R. N. Young.
f&tf
will reap benefits from such opt imis- to
, hear from them when they begin
Arthur Eade, superintendent of Me­ for Hale—Going Into «beep bovine«« and
For
Reul
—
Housekeeping
room«;
center
of
tie activity.
< to make merry noises about over the Gowan A Nona, who operate large flah- will nail my young, tuberculin tented oow«. town. Phone 87*1._________
cheap. Freab and coming rreab. Two mile«
erioa
in
the
vicinity
of
Caacade
Locks,
e«at of Caaoade Lxtck«. Addrern C. K Field«,
state.
The corps, however, needs
For Kent—A «mall aleeplng room, clean and
WE REVIVE AN OLD ONE
tai
oomforleble, »3 per week. Tel. 1411, »14 Htat«
here Monday aaid that the Co­ C. B. FlaMa, Cascade Ixxtk«, Ore.
funds to pay for Instruments and in­ while
atreet
_________ _
J I54f
lumbia's
winter
freshet
waa
an
aid
to
Saturday evening a bunch of the
Two adjoining apple orchard« In the Whit«
struction. Help by attending their the concern In improving the flailing Salmon
For Kent—13 acre* bearing orchard at bat­
valley complete with bungalow«,
fellows’who had attended the Port­
pecking ptaal and equipment lor sale al rce. ter term« than If you owned IL Mra. C. W.
benefit show at the Rialto theatre grounds near Htevenson on the Wash aooable
x
mil
and term«. Addreaa Paul Me Connor, HtanOeld, ore.
land automobile show wede lunching
ington aide of the 8tream; ThM high Kercher, price«
tonight.
careBgobel a l>ay, Hood River. CM
For
Rent
—
3-room
11«
bl
housekeeping
apart
­
and talking over their buys at the
water enables the company to get
ssa
For Hale—Radio pole«. Ml to 71 reel, 18 00. ment with garage ol «14 Eugene street. Pbone
gravel scows well out to the shore Hee
Hood River Drug Co. store. Every
1014.
JIM
Hood River county and the Mosier where aeluea will be operated thia Sbop. Hoblndier Traa.far Co. or Head •a Radio
fM
man was boasting of his car and ita
for Kent—5 room boost. MS Bbarman «ve­
precinct of Wasco county' have se­ summer.
nu«. on« block went of onori bon«4t. Garage.
j«tr
unexcelled abilities. Twenty years
The bottom of the river at thia
cured much ni-eded livestock control
Call st Glacier office or 417 Hherman.
If
ago men talked likewise of the prow- bills from the legislature. The bills point la naturally muddy and a grav­ For dale-Orcsser, bed, enameled baby bed,
For
Rent
—
Apartment,
at,
lap
Caaeade
ava.
jas, speed and endurance of their are similar in their provisions and el surface is lieing applR-d, in order library table, porch swing, 8 burner oil stove, Pbone SMI
distr
1182. Mrs. Leia Kastman,
to make the operation of the seines beater, etc. Call
horses. Finally a newcomer spake:
•
fit
cattle will not be permlttetl to run easier. Beveral thousand dollars la IS48 Caaoade.
“You fellows haven’t got anything at large.
8u«-h measures are es­ lieing spent in improving the fishing For Hale—200 gal. Bean power «prav ornai,
cbaap, for tin. B G. Oxborrow. Tel MM. fl*
but kettles. I’ve got the real car. I
pecially needed in communities that grounds. The McGowans operate tbe
just came from Portland In an hour specialise in orcharding.
pictureMjue Ash wheels viewed near U«ed «prayer«all «lees. If you are In the
Cascade Iaicka from the Columbia market for a good, used machine look three
and 80 lulnntea.”
over. All machinée In good condition. Hood
River highway.
River Garage. Ine.
And then a small individual, with
Ilood Rlver'a next organization, we
a serious twinkle in his eye, stepped
For Sale — Good, baled almila bay
Pretiitlcnt Fredrlcy an<l Secretary Coppie,
predict, will be a band of merry
tel. 471».
In front of tbe boaster.
Day,
of
the
Hood
River
Game
Protec
­
mountaineer«, wearing goggles and
Male or Trade h>r Portland property-
“Who are you?" aaked the little eating apples, their faces streaked tive A«aoeiatlon, Saturday distributed 15 For
apple« and pear« adjoining West Bar­
through the valley 48 Hungarian part­ rett acres
feUow.
aebool Modern, good 8-rooni rioiise. good
with grease paint. They’ll march in ridge, received from the Pendleton packing I ioum , and apple hou«e. L. H. Bmlth,
“What the devil difference does
fl*
Rose Festival |Mtrades and advertise Btate game farm. They were the flrat Ml K. Morrlaon, Portland.
that make to youF* queried the new­
bird« ever receivtHl here from the Law lx I HAewnuTBu Rai» - Krol winter
the recreational lure of old Mount en«tcrn Oregon farm. Mr. Fredrlcy layer*.
Under ottV'«l lest at Puyallup coo­
comer in response, as he noted grins Hood.
«ayg that conditions here are ideal lest, Dec . 1*23, world'« bigbest Red record 85 8
on the faces all around.
per cent; IX e . 1WI. highest Red record 81% per
for |>ro|>agatlng the tieautlful part­ rent. A few chick dales left. Ralph K. Ie>wl«,
“I’m the Hood River traffic officer,"
Have you been aiiproached almut ridges. which neck brushy copae«, such phon« Odel I M.
J2»U
said the short one. It was none other investments of the money you have u« surrounding valley orchard m>c- For Hale—Heveral work horses suitable tor
tioiui. ' The game amux'latlou is ex­ orchard work. Cbaap. Pbone 38F11. Tbe
than “Shorty” Morrlaon.
received from your apple crop? If pelling
shipment of Bob Whites at ball««, or address C. A. Harth, KL 8. Tbe
“Well,” said the erstwhile braggart, not yet, you probably will. Do not at early a tiate.
Dalles, Ore.
fl*
whoae car had soared from Portland, Uke a chance on aome alluring
For Bale or Trade—12 acres alfalfa, good A
“since you really want to know who scheme, Ask your banker. Art on
Iler. A. 8. Hiaey, of Gresham, su­ room hou«e with bath, good barn and olber
building«, good family orchard, located In
perintendent of the M. E. church, was tbe
I am 1*11 tell you. I’m the biggest his advice and ybu’ll be safe.
city limits of lone. Take good dwell!
here
Tuesday
eveulng
to
confer
with
In
Hood River a« part payment. Ad drew
liar in Hood River county.”
111
the imstors and representatives of L. Howard. Ione, Ore., box 1*2.
It may I« necessary to appoint a the Hood Iliver county Methodist For Bala- Timbar land. 60 acres Or and oak
HE INSPIRED US
churches. I.
cordwood timbar, 4 mllaa from to« n on the
Hood River baa never listened to a new committee to investigate and
eounty ruad, >J8 per ae-e. »4.00 worth ol
bring
in
a
re|s»rt
on
the
report
of
the
wood on tract. F. H. Miller, phon« 5732. fis
more touching eloquence than that of
For Bale— Bean Hprayar, 100 gal. tank, good
Irving E. Vining, here Monday night Cleaver legislative investigation com­ *
as new al S I rk*. D. K. Rand, tel. 3073. fit
to address the Chamts'r of Commerce. mittee.
For Hain—Star Tonring Car, run ooty 4100
No one waa present who waa not in-
FOR RENT
Masonic Dances PiatMied
mil««, all In fin«condition, will sell at a bar.
NORWEGIAN SARDINES
gain. Phon« 4768.
JlOtl
apired by the word picture« of the
The dance committee of the Mason­
In
pure olive oil
f A
bend of the Oregon 8tate Chamber of ic lodge has arrangetl with Manager
For Bale—7)4 •«<« orchard, Newtown Aid
Hplla and about 25 eberry and 75 pear trees, N
Can_________________
Four office room* fac-
Commerce. It waa one of the long Tremblay, of the Colombia Gorge ho­
mile from city limits, Helrnont road. 8506 an
tel for a series of parties at tbe popu­
acre. W. B McGuire, tel. 54*2.
J»U
eat addresses ever delivered in Hood lar
hostelry, beginning as atxm as it
ing
Second
street
in
the
STANDARD PEAS
For Bale or Rent—My Hummlt ranch. Writ«
River, but the chamber members ant Is open for the season alsiut March
Geo. T. Prather, Hl 4, Hood River. Ore. J2*tf
2
cans
or
rapt and in alienee. They left in 15.
The Masonic dances formed
Eliot building.
For
H«le
—
A
»ray
mare.
V
yre.
old,
genlla,
for
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pleasant
social
eventa
for
niid-Colum-
thongkt, and they'll think about that
light weight tor orchard work. h«avy ahonldar«
«nd true worker, «Ingle or double. Call even­
talk for many days, One member bia members of tbe lodge last winter.
Tho dance committee is composed of
ing«. Phon« «Mell »11.
J2*tf
TOMATOES
waa so absorbed in Mr. Vining’s tslk Harold Hershner, Kent Shoemaker
E. A. FRANZ CO.
Hlngleomb
Rhoda
laland
Red
baby
eblek«,
Del
Monte
or Preferred
that lie walked «everal blocks to hi« and Ray T,ee.
«peclal price« for February hatch, or wll
batch your reg« tor yon In my electric Incu­
home, forgetting hia automobile.
Stock,
large
cans
bator. W. E. Key, lei .tns.
JiMtf
Word ef Appreciation
Newspaper reporters, listening, forgot
ForBale-TWn One K I. Red cockerel« from
In announcing the sale of the Mt.
to take notes.
prlxe winning «lock. phon« 4878, K. F. Batten,
Hood Meat Market to Beaudoin A
FOR SALE
janr
Some refer to Mr. Vining as an Taylor, I wiah to express to the |s>o-
PRUNES
old fashioned orator. Let'» have more ple of Hood River my thanks for
For Hale or Rent—10 acre«, two mil«« out on
Large Italians
a>r*
For Hale- H«ven half-grown pig«, on« bred Weal Bide; x acre« under cultivation, 4 acre« In
old fashioned orators. He intersperses their patronage for the past year. ■ow and a ’>unch of laying Barred Book bena. apple«, «inali hou «e and abed«. Inquire of F.
8 ponds_____________
Apply Krneal Goeee. R.F.l). 8. Hood River, Or. C. Htonl, phone 6487.
JMtf
his practical advice to the state’s The business relations that have ex­ _______________
flltf
isted between my patrons and myself
businessmen with an eloquence. He will form pleasant memorit-s. 1x4 me Baby Cblx. R. I. Red and White Leghorn« For Hale—Used Ford p«it«. H«rtol Motor
STARCH
Company.
Jlitf
makes of business and a state’s de- commend to yon the new mans gement nextTuMday. Throe chick« from «lock that
Calumet
Com or Gloss
have not bad electric lights or «tlmulatlog
rn
velopment something of a romance. of the market and bespeak for It a food io force egg prod notion. Knoeb Crew«, For Bale— Oow. Pnone 68M.
1
lb
packages
Seabrlght, Calif.
f|n
Hay Far Hal«—Alfalfa, grain, hay. timothy,
Hia is a kind of practical idealism. full share of your patronage.
3 for.________
and utraw, guaranteed quality; prompt «blp-
Charles L. Howard
For Haln-llon«ehold furniture, oonalating m«nt. Prices upon application.
We wish that al! Hood River had
Richard
of kitchen tange, davenport, bed«, chair«, Nyman. Walla Walla, Waah.
mr-M
heard him Monday night.
Htevenson Paper Is Sold
rocker, etc. at big dlacounf Tai. ran or call at
BEST SHORTENING
MS Columbia.
Hl
For Ha'»—* acre«, about balf In full bearing
?
The
Hkamania
County
Pioneer,
of
­
nlreH-ioom nouae,all modern,good
Bulk
THE EDDY EDUCATIONAL BILL ficial paper for Hkamania county, For Bale-8 room boo««, corner lot No. Ml orchard.«
barn, tenant bon*«, apring waler piped In Io
eve., corner of sixth «treel. H oum both houaea and barn. - JnM come to Ibe Gla­
8 pounds for
An analysis of the so-called Eddy publiahed at Stevenson, Wash., haa Cascade
renting at MO per monih
Good bualneaa. cier office and find out at what a bargain II
bill, which proposes the compulsory I changed hands. W. W. Mokier, who Known a« McGuire property, WrlUG U.Mc- can be bought.
nffitt
fittf
been the owner and wiItor alnee Gulra. Woodburn. Or.
VIM FLOUR
teaching of arithmetic, spelling and has
May, 1920. has «old the (taper to P. For Bah —Cbaap, I Inch wagon and Callfor-
49 pound sack
writing, will, we believe, show It to F. Willoughby, who already haa taken nla3 ox. In good condition. Pbone *n Odell or For Hale-On. American No. 4 Arbor Pre««,
good bargain. Good boy. Bartol-Manadeld.
fl*
for__________
be iU-advlsed. The courses of Ore­ poasesHlon and pul>Jl«lM*d hi« first edi­ ■ee A. M. Hawyer. Rt.», Hood River.
phon« 1111.
.MU
tion
thia
week.
A
«peclal
issue
of
For Hale-40 acrea. 25 In cultivation. 8 arm
gon high schools are shafted not only
tn orchard, peer«, prnnea, cherrla«. the reel In
on the experience of high school the Piont-er will be published soon in hay. Bargain for KM» enab. He« J. C. Devin, For Hole—Good lota for «ale tn all porta of
FISHER’S BLEND
the IntereHt of the Hkamania Connty Mt. Hood, River valley, Oregon.
m3
tbecity, priced right. A. W. Onthank koo. aliti
teachers but the needs of ntudents a« Chamber of Commerce.
49 pound »ack
rn
For Bale—Purebred R. I. Red cockerel«, ft at
evidenced on their entrance to col-
For Bala — Apple, rwaeb. pear and cherry
for
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<pM«dv
White Salmon and (2M) dallv«r«d at Hood troro. W« bava a rail line of general on ruer y
Mulkma-Pullen
leges and nnlversit 1« l The course«
River. William lMhmasq Whit« Salmon. Tel, stock. Pbon« Parkdale It or writ« 0.1. Raw
i—
fl* Parkdale.
aoa,
OMf
The wielding of Lynn B. Mulkons. W-
of study to a great degree are speci­
FANCY WHITE FIGS
fied by tbe institutions of higher of The Dalles, where he is employe«! For Hale—A fresh Guernaey cow. Phone For Ma-lS-la fir and pin« wood also 4-lbot
2 pound»
nt
st tbe tie treating plant of the O.-W. »«».
delivered Kaatand W««l Hide and Hood River.
allU
R. A N. Co., and Miss Beulah Isola For Hale—Dlvercltled farming. 181 acrea, 35 Pbone 4888.
for
Legislative tinkering with the de­ Pullen (K-curred Monday at the home cultivated.
8 acrea orchard rail hearing. 1600
partment of education ia dangerous. of
' Rev. H. O. Clark, -wjho officiated. boxea apple* Ihl« year, bret variety 3M apple
prune«, cberrlea. etc.; 3*
young coupls Itew accompanied box««, peactiea. pear«,
If the legislature every two years is Tbe
‘
,ood
Mnard. abtnii
by Mr. and Mrs. 'C. C. Jackson Mrs. 1*!
2.0W.0U0 feel limber and «aw mill balf mile
going to upset the educational sys­ Jackson Is a sister of the bride.
• way. Honae. barn, ebleken bon«« Ma , good
water. 4 anrlnga Will «all cheap on account
For Bale-Fir «nd pin« 18 In. «nd 4 ft, wood,
tem, we may well expect a retarding
of death J. C. D«vln, Ml. Hood, Hood River delivered anywberaln tbe valley K. Beaure­
valley, Oregon.
m<
of Ita progress.
gard. Tal. Odali 3M.
n»tr
METHODIST ENDOW
MENT FUND ASKED
Rubber Aprons
The Store
of Biggest
Values
Special-Oxfords for
Ladies $2.98
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
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Shoes for Men $1,48
Here are some wonderful values in Dress Shoes
for men. Broken lots and odds and ends that
we are eloping out. These will make you won­
derful knock-about shoes and give
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you good wear, the pair......................... •
Men’s Dress Shirts
New Neckwear for Ladies
Hfere is a real value in band collared shirts
for men, light ground with small figures and
stripes. About all sizes in the lot, your QQ a
choice ...r.:....... “...............................................
Wanted to Rent—An Al orchard, M acres or
For Kent—Uomfortable front alreping room,
witb all convenience«. Tel. 2743 or MN. n27tf more. 1 ini au experienced orchard tat and
can give beet of reference«. Have equipment
or would take one’« paxt equipment. Address
B. J. Montgomery, Hood River, Ora.
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Wan’co-KXI calve. und fre.li meat. Alvo
For Rent Dec. 1—Honro at 7IS Carcadè av»
for aale Kngllah Halter pup. Oregon Silver
nue. Pbone W. B. McGuire. Mil.
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Fox and Fur Farm. Opposite the Columbia
Gor«. Hotel Pbone 5MB.
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WANTED
Wanted—Foal lion managing orchard place
Prefer location in city actiool district. C. Oi-
ford. Hood Hirer, RL?.
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WUuted-To let conlrrct for clearing land
can furnlsn pulling machine. C. E. Coppie,
pbone 47*2.
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Wanted—A slogle work barnesa.
546*.
MISCELLANEOUS
Hirayed or Hlolen-Large,dark tan, Aired» i<
ool'le; brown eyea, wblie on breast and lip of
tall. Reward. Report at Glaeler.
fill
Eatray Notion—Taken upon Paradise Farm,
two heller« «nd bull calf. Owner may bava
Phone «ame by provln« property and paying coat of
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keep aud adv. Bauka Mortimer, tel. 3084. flStf
Wanted - Kxperlenced orchard man with
Lost-Between Mt. Hood Stora end Van
Rom« knowledge of iraelot and «prayer to op­ Horn, Monday evening. January M. cloth sack
erate 22 acre« hearlo* pear and apple orchard containing «et of truck tools. Flader-pleaae
In tne Wh’te Salmon vallev. Addreaa. Mr. cairtc.u.
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Moore. 814 Henry bld?.. Portland, Or«.
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Will build a bonae for a responsible party
Wanted—A email tract one to nve acre«, near on the lnalaliinent plan. Writs to H. H.. ears
town. Geo T. Prather.
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in
Glacier.
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wanted—Married man for general orchard
work, experienced. K. R Moller,68*7.
112
Wanted-Work making apple boxes bv *n
experienced man. Tel. 3872.
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Wealed-Woman rant« permanent poaltton
doing booaework. Tel. 284.x.
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f'a«h paid for f«lM ireih,
teelh, dental «old,
gold, plat-
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jewelry.
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Reflnlug Go., Otsego,
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«<>, Michigan.
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For Exchange—HI oek and dairy ranch.
Want borne proposition. Income, what have
you 7 Address C. M’. 0., care Glaciar.
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Gat your painting, tinting and paper bang­
Wanted—A good, gentle, .In«?«, work horae ing done now. Work guaranteed. Winter
• bout UM> ponndr. Sherman J Frank, pbone orice«. For estimate«, call Burns — phon«
54«. Avalon Farm
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Tho two greatest Americans bom 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 always bean
in mind these two great exponents of Justice in the
conduct of their affairs with the public.
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February 14th to 18th, inclusive
1UC
25C
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25c
25c
EXTRA SPECIAL
MILK
Tall cans
Any brand_____
ADIRONDACK CANE AND
MAPLE SYRUP
HEINZ CATSUP
Large bottle
ha
Each
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29C
CAMPBELL S TOMATO SOUP
Three
or
for--------------------------
25c
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
6 bars_______ 25/
12 bara_________
49c
BAKER’S PREMIUM
CHOCOLATE
a
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Half pound__________
1 J j C
OUR NOISELESS MATCHES
6 boxes
nr
for----------------------------
25c
York State’» Finest.
Full Pint_______________ 30/
Full Quart________ .•__ 49/
Full Half Gallon_______ 89/
Full Gallon .............. L..S1.78
RAISINS
Unbleached
4>O
Thompson’8, 3 lbs___ ZOC
STANDARD TOMATOES
Large cans
2 for_________________ £3C
PANCAKE FLOUR
Sperry’s (Olympic) or Kerr’s
No. 10
Sack _
75c
%
OYSTERS
New Pack
or
No. 1 can, 2 for_____
03C
EHMAN RIPE OLIVES
SHRIMP
Latest pack.
Can............ ...... ..........
GROUND CHOCOLATE
Pure, pound 18/
3 pounds for____
15c
20TH CENTURY COFFEE
“Some Coffee”—always
fresh.
PouiRi
48/ ^1 JA
8 pound»------------
“Picnic” Can
each_______________
f a
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FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT
Extra Large (64 sire) « r
2 for--------------------------
15C
SUNKIST LEMONS
Dozen for 25/
5 for
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