HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1925
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GUIDES INVITED TO
THE STATE FAIR
J. L. BLACK. M. D.
C. W. HAMILTON, M. D,
Physician and Surgeon .
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Office Bro«'us Block
j Office Phone 8741
Home Phone 8742
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H. L. DUMBLE
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Physician and Surgeon
‘ Calls promptly answered in town or
country—Day or Night
Phones: Residence, 1242; Office, 1241.
Office in the Brssius Building
Dr*. Abraham & Sifton
Physicians A Surgeons
Butler Bank Building
Phones: Office 4151
Dr. Abraham 4152.
Dr. Sifton 3613.
Dr. W. Donald Nickelsen
Cancer, Plastic Surgery and
Radium Therapy
Stevens Building, Portland, Ore.
Consultation Hood River by appoint
ment Phone 6969
DR. PHEBA J. COLLMAN
NATUROPATH
•. Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment
Corrective Gymnastics, Scientific Diet
Disease« of Women and Children
Hours 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Office Phone 1022 (
Rec. Phone 2448
Hood River, Oregon
DR. MARCUS THRANE .
Physician and Surgeon
Office ML Hood Hotel.
PhoM 2172.
’ If no answer call 8511, Mt Hood
Hotel. Calls answered day or night.
Johnsen's Shoe Store
DR. MEARLE C. FOX
Eye, Ear Nose and Threat
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916 Stevens Bldg.
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Portland. Ore.
L. R. Alexander, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Office 4, 6 and 8 Smith Building
Office Phone 2021
Rea. Phone 81
Hood River, Oregon
The Hood Hirer Guides hare been
inrlted to join the State Hospitality
clubs and participate in high jinx’ pro
posed by that organization at the
alate fair in September. ,
The guides hare Just received a
letter from M. 8. Taylor, president of
the State Hospitality clubs, who an
nounced plans for the state fair meet
ing.
He stated that the Umpqua
chiefs, of Roseburg, together with
their squaws, plan to be present at
Salem in force. The chiefs have la-
sued a challenge to other booster clubs
to meet them in com|>etltlon stunts.
Mr. Taylor’s letter follows:
Permit me to congratulate Hood
River upon having organized a real
booster dub and extend through you
to members of your organization an
invitation to affiliate with the other
booster dubs of the state in the
state organization known as the State
Hospitality eluba.
It is my purpose during the autumn
months to tour the state in the Inter
est of the hospitality clubs and I am
looking forward to meeting with the
Hood River Guides some time in Octo
ber or November with a view to be
come better acquainted with your or
ganization and present to you tbs
plans and purposes of the State Hos
pitality clubs.
At the meeting of the State Hos
pitality clubs held tn Salem July 17
it was decided that we would attempt
this year to have a real state hospital
ity dub day at the Oregon State fair
and to this end Friday, October 2.
was chosen as the duy and all dubs
are to be notified and requested to
participate in the events of this date.
A committee will Is: In charge of
the stunts and each organization is
expected to pull some stunt to ad
vertise their locality, prizes to be
given for the best stunt offered by
booster dubs.
I see in a meeting of this kind
at the state fair a real opportunity
for the booster clubs of the state to
get together, and aside from' the en
joyment derived by the individual
from i*rtidpation on such an oc
casion a great deal of good can be
done for our dubs and for the local
ity which they reprenent.
I assure you that we will appreci-
ate your cooperation and must <vunt
on your participation In thia at ate
fair event.
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E. L SCOBEE, D. D. S.
Broaiua Building
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Office Hours
Residence TeL 8412
: Office Tel. 81«1
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C. H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
’ Phones:
DENTIST £
Office 1061; Raald«
Vacation Days Are Here !
1,800,000 BOXES
APPLE ESTIMATE
We can supply you with every need for
(By A. F. 8. Steele)
Crop prognostications are all more
or less guesses, with one man’s guess
almost equally as good as another’s.
The guess last year by some men Who
should have known were very wide
of the.mark. The guensen thia year
have also been very erratic. With
1923 a normal crop, and 1924 26%
over 1923, the crop for Hood River
valley should be from 60% to 70%
of last year. Figures showing per
centages of normal crop are of very
little use. There is no such thing as
a normal or average crop. Given
a year like last year tvhen the rail
road movement was practically 3,-
900,000 boxes of packed fruit, then
this year the movement should be
approximately 1,800,000 boxes for the
entire valley.
The crop thia year to all appear
ances is generally clean. There have
been no hail storms and the growers
have had very good control of insect
and other pests. Ijist year eonaider-
able fruit was lost due to the ravages
of one particular insect. Thia year
there is none whatever. The fruit la
clean. Owing to the fact that the
crop is lighter, meauing that the
trees are more lightly loaded, the
sizing should lie larger. There will
be fewer ex|a>rt apples than a year
ago.
The principal varieties of this val
ley are Newtowq» and Spitz. The
Spitz will be shorter relatively than
the Newtowns.
Buyers have been
more active this year than usual,
which does not neceasarily mean that
any quantity of fruit has been sold
or contracted, almply that inquiries
have come earlier and more fre
quently.
There are more peats than laat
year, but the growers du not consider
they have a full crop, iuiat year a
number of growers l<s«t their fruit
from froat damage. There was an
abundance of snow on Mount Hood
at the close of the winter/ from
whence comes the princi|Mil water
supply of the valley, consequently
there Is enough water, from present
Indications, to carry the orchards
through the season without a «hort-
kg®.
the Picnic. Meats of the finest quality, Fruits
Vegetables, Canned Foods, Cookies, Pickles,
Hood River, Oregon
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DR. S. L. PETERSON
DENTIST
Complete X-Ray Examination
■' tMot Building, Hood River, Oregon
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Phones: Rea. 2748; Office 8812
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L. L MURPHY
DENTIST
Complete X-Ray, Examination
Suite K Broeiue Building
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Olives, Cold Drinks.
Everything Good—Just Ask Us
We are Market and Grocery Guides
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HOLMAN & SAMUEL
MRS. GEO. I. SLOCOM
«M Ninth Street
Telephone
SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY
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Phone 8811
TEACHfcR OF PIANO
We will please you wltbffiur
Dressmaking
Hemstitching a Specialty
MRS. FIAIRENCE SIMONTON
at The Parts Pair
Old City Hall Plumbing Shop
has moved — the new location la 908
12 Street where there JviU be a large
display of Plumbing and Heating Goods
at reasonable prices. The new location
will be known as— TOM FISHER’S
Plumbing & Heating 008 12th St.
Hood River Abstract Co.
Real Estate and Insti rance
Accurate Abetractlng of Land Titles
Telephone 1381 *
Quality Food Products
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
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BEEF, LAMB, PORK POULTRY, FISH
or any other market food, you may rest
assured that it may be had from our
sanitary, refrigerated cases.
“Hood River’s Quality Market”
J. M. CREAMER
Veterinary Surgeon
OtO<e at Fashion Garage.
Tel. 1201
READ’S RADIO SHOP
The Radio Shop of Hood River
H. B. READ. Proprietor
Superhetrodynes and Neutrodynee
Greebe, Atwater Kent and Radlola
Representative
308 Cascade Ave.
TeL 1231.
B. B. POWELL
PLUMBING, HEATING AND
SHEET METAL WORK
810 Cascade Ave.
Hood River, Ore.
J. D. McLUCAS
CONTRACTOR
Practical Worker in Stone, Con
crete, Brick and Plaater
Telephone 6934
GEO. F. STRANAHAN
General Building Contractor
Telephone 6716
HOOD RIVER MARKET
A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop.
TeL 8461
“STONE TILE”
A concrete building unit made from a wet mix, under
national specifications, is now being manufactured in your
. city by the
CONCRETE PRODUCTS COMPANY
Method of Manufacture Simple and Unique.
Strength of poured concrete makes a hollow, light
weight wall cost one-third less than brick wall and but
little more than frame construction. Get full information
from
Transfer & Livery Company
The Bon Ton Barbershop
L. 8. BOYD. Proprietor
Telephone 8863
H. J. FREDERICK
START YOUR OFFICE RIGHT
General Contracting and Building
Estimates cheerfully furnished
Office at 1215 Sherman Ave. TeL 8644
Full Line of Supplies
LET US SHOW YOU
THE BOOK & ART STORE
DETHMAN & DONNERBERO
CAMP FIRE DANCE
RECITAL PLEASES
BEWARE OF MOTHS
Moths are everywhere and are especially bad
this year. Until now we have never had a
preparation that would KILL THEM. Now
we have
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LARVEX
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One application guaranteed to keep garments
free of Moth-Larvae—the worm that eats the
cloth—for six months.
LARVEX is odorless, stainless, easy to use
non-injurioua to cloth, and kills the Moth
Larvae.
Ask us for a booklet on “LARVEX—The Moth
Killer.”
A. S. KEIR
for Service
Reliable Druggist
“Try The Drug Store First”
P. P. & L FOLK PLAN
A MERRIE PARTY
The Hood River office of the Pacific
Power & Light Co. is planning a verie
uterrie partie at ye Koberg beach
next Friday afternoon to celebrate
the great victory attained by them
in winning permanently the silver cup
awarded by President Talbot for
record sales of electric appliances.
The following intriguing invitation
has been indited by E T. Hunter and
forwarded to other offices of the
power concern:
Greetings: Be it known unto ye:
That in the vallle where ye lus
cious apple grows to monstrous size
and ye retainers of ye olde Pacific
Power A Light Companie make ex
ceedingly inerrle ahd celebrate ye re
turn to Its permanent homo of ye
President’s Cup, there has been ar
ranged for .your enjoyment a picnic
and great day of sporte. Tills day la
Friday, July 31st, 1926.
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It la planned that such sporte as
racing by foote, climbing of ye great
pole, swimming and ye colorful dance
ta indulged In. Ye aforementioned re
tainers of Hood River do herewith
chh Henge ye worlds, so called cock
eyed, to a tug of war and do promise
to drag in ye dust any itsma from
any district in ye worlds.
Ye plate for above sistrte is Ko-
berg’s tieach on ye tank of ye
tnfchtie Columbia near Hood River
and ye attractions of ye resort are so
greate that a mightie host of people
In Hood River Vallie for some time
boycotted such famous resorts
Monte Carlo and 8t. Biarritz,
thia la true.
See unto It that you and your
friends be there that we all enter
into ye sport, partake of ambrosia
aud quaff deep draughts of ye well
knowne n<“ctar of ye Hood River Val
lie.
If there lie Rtrong men In your
office see that they enter ye tug of
war.
Until we meet at ye picnic,
Verie trulie you»,
Ye Towne Crier
P. 8.—Please be notified that
have been appointed to act on
refreshment committee.
Beni’s Potato Patch a Mecca
The Upper Valley potato patch
Itotiert Beal, non of Mr. and Min.
Isaac Beal, wax the mecea Friday of
Inspector Kadderly, of the <), A. C.
extension service, who wan accompan
ied by Photographer Ackerman, of
the United Rtatea department of ag
riculture. Young Beul. who haa won
flrat awards for potatoes at ltx-al
school fairs for the past thre years
and whose tnliers have won blue rib
tans at the Oregon State fair and Pa
cific International Livestock exposi
tion, was declared to have excellent
pro«i>ecta for a yield of high class
potatoes this season.
Two Pear Pools Proposed
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The Apple Growers Association will
handle its winter pears this seaaon in
two pools. One pool will Include all
fruit packed under refrigeration and
pre-cooled. The other pool will handle
that fruit not pre-cooled.
The Association's Bartlett tonnage
will be shipped to canners.
F. B. LOVING & SONS
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
Pupils of Miss Alys May Brown,
Modern Bungalows a Specialty
of Portland, were presented in a
dance recital here Wednesday night Phone, 3632
Res. 601 Oak
of last week under the auspices of
the Hood River ('amp Fire girls.
“The Enchanted Garden,” was the
vehicle selected for the young danc
ers. Those iMirtleipnting were:
Bird of Fire, Cafol Hurlburt;
Moonbeam, Dorothy Unger: Fairy
Queen, Marian Knoblock; Huntress,
Mary tyteinhauser; Beauty. Helen
Coppie; L’Amour, Felix Y’azallna:
Nymph, Kathleen Hartwig; Statues,
Edetha Hartwig, I.lla Pike and Alli
son McLucas, and Aminta. Jaino
AJalo.
SiM*elal dancing diverthe-
ments were given by the following:
Mary Gordon and Clara Koberg,
as the Gowdpers; Ilans Moderne.
Dorothy Anderson; Petite Ballet.
Jane Unger and Peggy Baldwin;
Gypaie Dance, Vida McLain; Scene
D’Russe, Trepack and Cossack. Felix
Yazallna and Bobbis Rueppell, and
Dans Vogue, Miss Brown.
The final number of the dancers
was L’Aututnn, Ln which the follow
ing prinel|>als participated with a
corps de tallett: Emalle Benedict.
Grace Mary Rlekman, Lila Pike, Ma
riam Knoblock. Carol Hurlburt, Ma
thilde Knoll, Vida McLain and Bobbie
Ibieppell.
Especially pleasing were the num-
bers rendered by little Misaes Kol>erg.
Gordon, Knoblock and Pike.
The
WE KEEP IT
theatre was crowded and the adults
RIGHT
present were taken back to days of
childhood. The big Rialto stage be
came a veritable fairyland.
Miss Brown will resume her danc
ing classes here in September.
Cigars
Tobacco
Soft Drinks
Confectionery
Draught Luxo
Smoky and Smelly Oil Stovvj Cured by
using Eocene Oil. Try this high grade
coal oil next time and see the difference.
Any quantity, gallon 1« barrel, at E. A.
Fran. Co.
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C. A. RICHARDS
HOME MORTUARY
111 2nd Street
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