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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1925)
AY. MARCH 26, 1925 ! In order to help in beautify ing the city we will give a dis count of 10% on material used in Flower Boxes, Pergolas, and \___ ■ 1 I Trellises. ' — 1—- Prices good for two weeks Saturday, March 28th Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. Quality ORCHARD EQUIPMENT FOR SALE Miscellaneous Orchard Implements The body of William Traub, aged (M, veteran carman of the Portland Electric Power Co., who jumped from the interstate bridge, juat north of the channel span Friday _ afternoon, was seen floating aome 3m feet below the bridge about noon Bunday by Mrs. M. Mosher, who lives near the river's edge. She telephoned to Harry Connaway, and the latter dispatched Ed Wright to the acene tn a motor boat. The body was brought here Bunday night and taken to Portland immedi ately by C <X Anderson. John Jonee, of White Salmon, found Mr. Traub's outer garments on the bridge Friday afternoon. Shortly af terward be saw a man jump from the Washington approach to the bridge and disappear into the brush. This led to the belief that Mr. Traub had faked suicide. A posse, composed of Portland Woodmen of the Wdrld and power company-workers, joined Klicks itat county authorities in conducting a vain search. The eight of the man also led to the theory of murder, but the man's body indicated no signs of foul play. Mr. Traub is survived by his wife, two daughters and a son. He had been in ill health and melancholy for some time. «eason. . “I And that orchards are advanced In Washington sections about as far as in Hood River,” Mr. Camlne stated. “The time of the bloom de (tends largely on the weather of April. Continued warm weather would bring a hasty development of buds. Grow ers would prefer continued cool weath er for several weeks. I find growers In all sections paying particular atten tion to spraying problems thia season.” A big demonstration of paints and varnishes will be held in our, store to show the people of this community the possibilities of home painting and decorating. . We have engaged the services of a paint and varnish expert from the Acme White Lead and Color Works, who will be here all day, to talk over your painting and varnishing problems. He will give you information on color schemes, quantities required, the best way to do the job, etc. COMPANY If you’d have the very best there is or would rather hold the investment down and still be assured of satisfaction, you’ll find it in the machines described and priced here. We will take your old mower in exchange. FT g ¥? XT ¥ 'T' ¥ ¥ ¥4 IX I I l”l >-/• 1’1 JI A JL Acknowledged by all who have used it, to be the lighest running, fastest cutting, and longest wearing mower to be had. , This splendid machine marks the nearest approach to perfection yet at tained in mower construction, 5 crucible steel, self-sharpening blades operated thru train gears from the big 10-inch drive wheel. The long wheel base, with the bed-knife midway between wheels and roller, insure an even cut on uneven turf. Solid bronze bearings. 860 A. J. HULL at Cutler Bros. Ranch near Odell FIX IT QUICK! Bail-bearing, 10-in. wheels, 4 cru cible cast steel blades and tempered saw-steel bottom cutting blades, long wheel base, silent in operation. Ad justable to- cut grass from Ji-inch to 1%-inches. A fine mower at a reason able price. A real accomplishment of modern manufacturing-a high grade machine whose specifications as to materials and workmanship parallel the highest priced ones. Phosphor-Bronze bear ings, 8 crucible steel revolving blades, saw-steel bottom blade with accurate ly adjusting set screw. 8-inch disc wheels with special guards to prevent dewing. . 14.inch 16-inch cut SATURDAY SPECIAL all kinds of Motor Trouble Shooting Electrical Work a Specialty Rome Solid Copper Nickel Teakettle No. 8 siee, heavy weight Saturday only. Don’t experiment with W. Atlee Burpee has done that and given to the country the most dependable seeds known. Highest percentage of germination, vigorous growers and prolific producers. E. A. FRANZ CO START YOUR OFFICE RIGHT Full Line of Supplies THE BOOK & ART STORE DETHMAN a donnerbero Stamp Ink at Glacier Office $8.90
