VOLXXXVl
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 26, 1925
When nature beckons, Kodak calls and you put the acene
in a picture. It’s all easy the Kodak way and pleasure a-plenty
as well. In winter, as in summer, you want the dependable
film in the famous yellow box. You can alwiys get it here in
your size. Our finishing is the Quality-Right, price-right kind.
Week End Candy Specials
‘We are going to put on a special sale
on candy each Saturday and Sunday for
tbe next few months. This candy will
be fresh each week.
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Next Saturday and Sunday - Assorted
Chocolate Creams, regular 75c lb.
The program of the Tuesday Lunch
dub was turned over thia week to the
Chamber of Commerce, with President
Steele as chairman, who announced
that a general committee had been ap­
pointed from Oregon and Washington
cities to make preparations for tbe
dedication of tbe Hood River-White
Salmon interstate bridge in June. Tbe
opening of the Mount Hood Loop
Highway will be celebrated simultane­
ously.
The event will draw a record large
Frowd to Hood River, it is anticipated.
It was announced by Mi. Steele that
the annual apple blossom banquet will
be held this year.
Secretary Baker read a letter from
Ensign Purdy, of Portland, who stated
that no promiscuous solicitation of
funds for the Salvation Army will be
sanctioned here in the future. The
Dalles post will hold street meetings
and take up collectlona at such meet
Ings, but no tambourine collections
will be permitted.
Mr. Baker read a letter recently re­
ceived by Leslie Butler, showing the
Iteneflts of personal advertising. Mr.
Butler wrote to a friend in Detroit
announcing the address recently given
there by Frank Branch Riley. The
Detroit man expressed appreciation of
the privilege of listening to Mr. Riley,
declaring that be had had difficulty in
holding back the tears when he told
of the wonders of the northwest, from
the standpoint of scenery and oppor­
tunity.
Guests Tuesday were 8. II. Ferris,
of the Ladd A Tilton Bank, of Port­
land; Maynard Cole, of Portland; El­
bert M. Chandler, president of tbe
Oregon-Washington Bridge Co., and
Edward Hobson, West Side orchardiat.
President Sylvester announced that
John A. McLesm had been elected to
NEW HOOD GLACIER
NAMED SALMON RIVER
CHESTRA TO PLAY
membcrnliip.
Special, per lb. 50c
HOOD RIVER DRUG CO
WE HAYE BEEN ASKING
SOME ADVERTISING EXPERTS
WHAT THEY THOUGHT OF
THIS SPACE BEING USED FOR
THE PURPOSE OF CREATING
DON’T OVERL
A FRIENDLY ASMO5PHERE
IN WHICH TO DO BUSINESS
AND NEXT WEEK WE’LL TELL
YOU WHAT THEY SAID.
The property is well located, in a sightly situation.
It consists of a splendid, modern dwelling of attractive
appearance, of eight rooms, divided into two four-room
apartments, each with bath, pantry and plenty of closet
space.
Large electric range and electric water heater
with each kitchen, included in purchase price. Hardwood
floors throughout lower floor, and fire-place in living room.
Full basement and furnace.
Front and back entrance to
both apartments.
The rooms are all large and the entire
building is in first class conditioh.
The grounds include four lots, 100 x 200, and con­
tain several large oaks and a variety of fruit trees. The
upper apartment rents for $40 per month.
For further details and appointment to inspect see
FLUME REPAIRS
C. N. RAVLIN
Pythian Building
Hood River
Committee« for 1925 were announced
as follow«:
Agriculture, F. 8. Kelly, Leroy
Child* and H. L. Shoemaker; audit­
ing, C. C. Crew and Ray Acheson;
entertainment, E. O. Blanchar, chair­
man, to appoint own committee; fain
and exhibit«, P. L. Ma—w, Leroy
Childs, *. 8. L. Peterson and W.
Ray- Ia-eT Industrial, F. A. Olmsted,
J. H. Fredricy, H. B. Baker, C. H.
Vaughan and HD. W. Plneo; legis
iative, E. C. Bmith, J. 11. Haslett and
Goo. R. Wilbur; scenic preservation.
R. K. Bcott, B. X Davis, A. L. Ander
son and Harold Henhner; civic im­
provement, R. B. PerIgA, A. M. Can­
non, A. C. Lofts and E. A. Honuicb
aen; Booster club, C. C. Anderson.
Wm. Sylvester, H. G. Ball and Joe D.
Thomison ; traffic bureau, R. W. Kelly,
C. H. Castner and J. C. Duckwdll;
auto park, J. W. Crites, Dr. C. H.
Jenkins, A. B. Bennett and C. O.
lluelat; publicity, C. N. Ravlln, J. D.
Thomison, V. C. Follenius and II. G.
Ball; roads, Col. W. 8. Dowd, W. L.
Nichols, J. C. Edwards, N. E. Nelson.
A. Guignard and C. M. Hurlburt:
fishing, hunting, forest trails, H. O.
Kresse, E. A. Franx, R. L. Bartol.
Kent Shoemaker and A. C. Lofta, Jr.;
mountain development, Leslie Butler.
8. J. Moore, Col. W. 8. Dowd, H. O.
Kresse and 8. O. Walters; clean up
and {Mint up campaign, Nelson Emry.
I. . G. Morgan, Orville 8. Hatch, Dr.
J. W. Bifton and George Zolla; bridge
celebration — Hood River committee.
la*slie Butler, E. O. Blanchar, Kent
Shoemaker, A. B. Bennett and Tru­
man Butler, and executive committee.
Ixwllc Butler, O. C. Boots of Yakima.
H. I. Peyton of Spokane. J. M. Jaeger
Of Portland, Thos. Carrington, of Se­
attle, and L> F. Abbott of Longview.
Tbe executive committee of the
committee on membership and re­
financing consists of Truman Butler.
A. F. 8. Steele, E. O. Blanchar, F. 8.
Kelly, H. O. Kresse and Leroy Childs.
The committee follows: 11. L. Shoe­
maker, G. R. Wilbur, F. A. Olmsted,
R E. Scott. W. 8. Dowd, Van W.
Gladden, C. H. Castner, W. A. Schaff­
ner, 8. J. Moore, Harold Hershner.
L. A. Bennett, Dr. V. R. Abraham.
Leslie Butler and Dr., J. W. Bifton.
If your water system needs
repairs we can supply you
with Rume Lumber of all
sizes and with Black Cat
Plastic,Cement to calk leaky
folnts, but—
MICHIGAN VISITS
DISTRICT PROFFERS
HIGH SCHOOL SITE
DANCE ON FRIDAY
10c
Loin Steak
...
Round Steak....... ..... ............ .
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Rib Steak
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22c
22c
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22c
T Bone Steak
..... .....................
28c
M—-g—■
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15c
of Portland, and
Hams___________ ____________
Veal Steak/ ...
28c
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20c
¿0c
Quality
THE DAVENPORT MEAT MARKET
A. F. Davenport, Proprietor
HORSES TO HARNESS
It looked like oldtimea in Hood
River Monday. The automobile wasn’t
in it A crowd assembled before tl»e
harness abop of W. O. Weber and
while Mr. Weber Sited a flue apan of
torses, juat brought to the city by
Comer Van Allen, more than BO own
looked on and commented. The fine
team, standing about 15 hands high,
made a pretty picture. Mr. Van Allen
fitted tbeip with the beat barneaa ob­
tainable. They will be used on a
West Ride orchard place recently pur­
chased from Howard I’ealer.
Before Mr. Weber fitted the ranch
team he sold a set of logging harness
to Horn Bros., of Oak Grove.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Beef Boil_________
C. & M. ALLIANCE
CONVENTION NEAR
APPEAR IN PLAY
Apple growers generally here Mon
day expressed elation when a tele­
gram was received from Ieroy Childs
from Representative Hazlett, announc­
ing that the house and senate both
had paased unanimously a bill appro­
priating $7,000 per year for the next
two years for maintaining a branch
experiment station on a permanent
piece of orchard property. The county
court has authorised the purchase of
a suitable tract for the permanent
station.
Pythian Csnveotion b New
At a meeting here Tuesday night,
attended by delegates from The Dalles
and Catwade Locks, it was decided to
hold the annual convention of the
district comprised of Hood River.
Wasco and Sherman counties tn Hood
River during the month of March.
District Deputy Chancellor A. W.
Meyer, of Cascade Ixx-ka, was among
the visitors.
The local" lodge has begun arrange­
ments for entertaining about 200 dele­
gate«.