HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, MARCH 12. 1925
ANNOUNCEMENT TO GROWERS
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Will furnish Cash Advances, Supply. Spray Materials, and
requisites necessary for the producing and marketing of your
1925 Apple Crop
With our exceptional Export and Domestic Connec
tions, We are
a position to give growers a service
second to none
We cordially invite correspondence or personal visits
from Growers to ascertain our policy for next season, before
signing their tonnage elsewhere.
DUTHIE & COMPANY
Our References: Any of Our
Last Season’s Shippers.
WILCOX BUILDING, PORTLAND, OREGON
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WALTER VANNIER
IN CASH CONTEST
SGOBEL & DAY
ore prepared to furnish supplies of all kinds.
We vriU carry
GRASSELLI brand Arsenate of Lead
The Bnrtol Motor company last week
delivered to Walter Vannler the Ford
touring car offered free to that per­
son who, during the month of Feb­
ruary,‘spcht the greatest amount of
cash for merchandise purchased.
' Along with this used car goes a
new car guarantee of 90 days against
defective material. In order to make
the deal a real one the Bartol Motor
company is willing to furnish free to
Mr. Vannier any new parts which he
wants for replacement of any worn
purls he finds iu the car, snould he
elcst to tegr it down.
In whining this used Ford touring
car, Mr. Vgnnier did not spend a
single cent for any item he did not
need. His plana for the year called
for repairs to Ford car now in his
service and aotne work on hla tractor,
Instead of . putting
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needed
work until later in the year, he took
advantage of the opportunity to win
an automobile.
By buying during
February, concentrating his expendi­
tures in that month he is ahead of
the game Just one more automobile.
at our Odell warehouse this season. This is the brand car­
ried by the Association for many years, and no better lead
can be bought.
We are prepared to give a complete MARKETING
aervice to any giowers contemplating a change in their con*
nectiona. We will furnish SUPPLIES and CASH IN AD­
VANCE. Sgobel & Day sell largely on the F.O.B. BASIS,
with a distribution ALL OVER THE WORLD.
PAUL McKERCHER
AND
C. G. CAMERON
Representatives
Eliot Building
C. W. McÇULLAGH, Northwestern Mauager.
Main Office, New York City.
Northwestern Headquarters, Guaranty Bldg., Portland.
TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO.
Maintaining a high
percentage of individual
home owners is one of
the searching tests that
now challenge the peo
pie of the United States.”
—Herbert Hoover
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Buying or building a
home requires the use of
sound judgment in seeing
that the personal needs of
the family are best met
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Legion Four at Rockford Grange
A large audience assembled at
Rockford grange hull Friday evening.
February 27, to enjoy a «octal time,
it being the regular social night of
the grange, A program prepared by
the lecturer. Mrs. II. Bteele, wa« en-
Joyed by all preaent.
August Guignard talked on “Grange
Activities,” Rev. L. II. Miller gave an
interesting lecture on “World Peace,”
while Itobt G. Frey ably di«cnsaed
a “Soldier's Program for Peace.”
Several fine violin solos were
played by Mr. Nuremburg, of Oak
Grove, accompanied by Miss Grace
Furrow on the piano. The legion
quartet made a favorable impression
on the audience. The hearty ap-
planse and many encore numbers
proved their popularity.
Florence
Chapman and Mildred Triplett, two
of the Mohe Camp Fire girls, ren­
dered n clever dramatisation of the
poem. "Encouragement” and gave a
vocal number.
The children's numbers were recita­
tions by Bobby Noels and Doris
Hayes. Pearl Chubb recited “Gettys­
burg Address.'..........................
A playlet, "The
Ilag. It was given by 11 third grade
pupils. A real Boston tea party was
dramatised by Gracie Mitchell, Pris-
ellla Metcalf, Gladys Woody and
Frances Dixon, in colonial costumes.
A pantomime of Patriotic Women
of America was put on by some of
Barrett's young people. Those taking
part were : Arthur Anderson, Uncle
Ham ; Marian Palmltet, Miss Liberty
Margaret Taylor, Martha Washing
ton ; Helen Gerritz, Betsey Ross.
Helen Hayes antPJessle Palmiter rep-
resented the Civil war period, the
Blue and the Gray; Helen lape. Red
Cross nnrae; Mildred Hayes and
Ethel Dixon, the soldier and sailor.
Mias Knoll played appropriate pat i tri-
otic numbers for each character.' '
Aft<* the program the ties and
apron« were matched, for partners
for supper. The remainder of the
evening waa spent 1» games and
dancing.
Music was furnished by
Erma and Arvo Annala. The next
social grange will be Friday, March
27, at which time the lecturer ha«
arranged for the men of Rockford
grange to be hosts to the public. A
good program is now beta« prepared
and will be published .- Inter. The
worthy lecturer has appointed BobL
Frey chairman of the- program com­
mittee. T The meta Will plan and
serve refreshments and provide en­
tertainment for the evening. The
public is invited. Ladies, do come
and see the men do it all.—Contrib­
uted.
Summons , .
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for Hood River County.
Federal Land Bank of. Spokane. s'
Corporation, Plaintiff, vs. Frank M.
Edwards, Katherine K. Edwards, hus-
luind and wife; Kost Hood River
National Farm Loan Association, a
corporation; William Roy Kendall,
and Hood River Couqjy,,a municipal
corporation, Defendant», v
To Frank M. Edwards, Katherine
1' Edwards and William Roy Kendall,
of the defendants above named:
In the Name of the State of Ore­
gon, You and each of yob are hereby
required to appear and anawer the
complaint filed against you in the
at>ove entitled court and cause, on or
before April 10th, 1925, the same be­
ing six weeks from the date of the
first publication of thia summon«;
and if you fail so to appear and
answer said complaint the plaintiff
will apply to the Court for a decree
against you and each of you, fore­
closing that certain mortgage made,
executed and delivered 4>y the de­
fendants Frank M. Edwarda and
Katherine E. Edwards, tansband and
wife, to the plaintiff herein, dated
the 30th day of September, 1921, and
on the following real property:
The South Half of the Southeast
Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of
Section 30, Township 2 North. Range
10 East of the Willamette Meridian,
containing 20 acres, more or leas;
which mortgage is recorded in Volume
14, at Page 2R1 of the Records of
Mortgages of Hood River County,
Oregon; and for sale of said real
property to satisfy the amount found
due the plaintiff herein all of whieh
la fully set forth in the complaint of
plaintiff on file herein; and for such
other and further relief as to the
court may seen just in the premises.
This summons is published by order
of the Hon. Fred W. Wilson, Judge
of the above entitled Court, duly
made and entered on the 4th day of
March, 1925, which require* you and
each of you to appear and anawer
the complaint herein on or before the
16th day of April, 1925, the date of
the first publication of this summons
lieing March 5th, 1925.
A. J. Derby,
Hood River, Oregon. ,
J. B. Ryan.
Spokane. Washington.
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Attdrneys for Plaintiffs.
Alta Thomw, for the aum of flflOO,
together with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annum since
the 1st day of July, 1M8, de^stimr
with the further sutn of 0150 attor­
ney's fees and plaintiff's costs and
disbursements, taxed at 114.10, and
accruing costa.
I will, on Saturday, the 4th day of
April, 1925. at the hour of 10.30
o’clock A. M. of said day, at the front
door of the Courthouse in the City of
Hood River, Oregon, sell to the high­
est bidder for cash in hand, all the
right, title and Interest of the defend­
ants Lewis M. Thomas and Alta
Thomas in and to the following de­
scribed real property, situated in
Hood River County, Oregon :
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Lot W«, <♦), Btork One, (1)
Blowers Second Addition to the City
of Hood River, Oregon.
Dated and first published March
Sth, 1925.
5th,
Wm. Edlck.
Sheriff of Hood River
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County, Oregon.
Apples Are High in Bolivia
Fifty boxes of Pacific ceast Bpits-
enbnrga recently Bold tot La Baa, Bo­
livia, for »bout *19 per Ixnq 'yMBUfag
up to 33 cents per fruit. HceoriUsg to
D. C. McDonough, American consul at
La Pax. The lot was sold out in one
day, resulting In additional quantities
being ordered for immediate shipment.
American apples have been selling la
Chile
plies
Will t
sons Me levels.
Fire Meeting at Riverside
William A. Morgan, of Portland,
and Deputy State Fire Marshal Will­
iam Lester delivered addresses at a
fire prevention meeting at Riverside
church recently. The former gave an
interesting history of the early Hood
River lire department of which he
was a memiter. H. F. Davidson gave
the department its first hose. Mr.
Morgan waa formerly a member of
the Hale Fire Fighters at Kansas
City, who won first award at the fit.
Dials world’s fair.
The visitors were guests at a din­
ner at the Wankoina hotel. Mayor
Bennett and Omncllmen Young and
Honnichacn were present for the affair.
You do not soon forget that
which stands for perfect-cof­
fee satisfaction—Golden West
The memory of that last deli­
cious sip carries over—to the
next
But. remember, too, that much
of the quality you like in
Golden West comes from
the.mountain aides of distant
lands where the world’s best-
flavored high-grown coffee
berries are selected. The rest
la the result of 40-yean of
scientific blending and roast­
ing, and of vacuum packing
to carry that goodness to you,
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Notice of Sheriff’s Sale
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Hood River County.
Nettie A. Sproat, Administratrix of
the Estate of Charles H. Sproat, De-
ceased, and Nettle A. Sproat, Plain-
tiffs, vs. I>ewlH M. Thomas and Alta
Thomas, ùusband and wife, Defend
ants.
Notice is hereby given that, pursu­
ant to an execution and order of sale
issued out of the above entitled Court
and cause, to me directed, dated the
4th day of March, 1924, on a decree
of said Court of said date, wherein
the above named plaintiffs recovered
Judgment against the above named
defendants, Lewis M Thomas and
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