The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, July 30, 1925, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Text< f HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1925 Tile ladles of the First Christian If fi«J DfiEl) DiPIfC! ’ to be opened while Billy hurdled the eliureh will serve lunebeuu for mem- luAuu DAuIfi UfiVUM fence, we picking our wuy daintily of tfie Tuesday Lunch club next1 through lush meadows while Billy n t v -i ■ ii ii ■ J bers weyk. The meeting will be held at Strode Ankle deep in mud and water. the church parlors. Young. Ten to 7«. Ma wasn't fixed up for company, • —1 a»“.". . > . either. If she bad had a preaa agent turaiice. R. E. Scott A. F. Davenport has returned from Things happened - H<>od River ma would have had on a Simple silk Fayetteville. Ark., where he waa valley last Thursday U1 While bfouck. ooiomesrlit. Phaeton, gingham over a French corset, silk <*alled by the serious lllneaa of hia Old-tiule ftance at Rockford hall. mother. just aa every summer day, drove hia hose and an imported sunbonnet, and Whtti he **_ ' left to return The Graynisteius. Friday the 31st. up over the eastern foothilla, she would have sat in a owing and home, his mother waa making *a chariot and the breeze up the Columbia'a pulled Maud Muller stuff. Instead, ixd • Coin Controlled Ctock help you Vt«*gdy improvement. ».■anyon ruffled. tba aurface of Wauna ma had on a house dress, roomy and rove. SarAMyff Button or t«J.4242.. jltttl R«w. and Mra. L. _ ____ H. Miller came Peacock Beauty parlor, Richards’ up from the coast Tuesday with Mr. into whitecaps as usual, it was a day unadorned, and It could have been Regular $2.50 Japanese of days. A Portland institution and apt«. Tel. 2921. Miller's mother, Mrs. Hofftmn Miller, a Hood River institution came face bought at any of the basement sales Parchment Parasols, sub Cash paid tor old ears. H.-R. Auto who left yesterday tor her home in to face. Casa Baer Hicks, who can tor 98 cents. She had on black cotton stockings and a pair of heavy shoes stantially made with 89 Wreckers. jy-f New York. Her sen and family ac- use ordinary adjectives with a de no longer new. Her black hair was well reinforced ribs, en The Portland Teleg'sin, I io si River fomi*ani«*d her as far as Bpokane. scriptive force that is almost uncanny slicked up and skewered into a knot $1.50 Girls’, Boys' agent, Carroll Day. Fhoue 33(*t. adlitl ameled decorated handles Who was right. Most« or Darwin? and who can get into the aliver lining and on this knot was perched a Wool Staw Hats_____ ;__ and pointed H.-R. Auto Wreckers, on the Heights. Livingstone answers the question on of every cloud of human activity and worth hat,, a bedraggled, storm-kissed Part« for all ears. * i)16tf Bunday evening at the First Chria- diweru the things that people like to bit of battered straw which kept the metal tips____ ^leVO Girl ’ s Worsted Bring your tubes in. We will check tian church in Ids sermon, “Evolu know about and th«i tell them about sun out of her eyes. Ma has rosy $1.25 Boys ’ Wash Swimming Suits... tion and jhe. Bible.” You should it lu her own intriguing way—well, cheeks and a fine healtbv tau, her them free. Read's Radio Shop. a]3 Suits_____________ Cass Baer Hicks came up from Port eyes are black and aparklinfi, and you W. A. Hackett and family are at hear him. $2.00 All Wool Ladies land and interviewed Billy Sunday, a Kennetli McClain, mm of Mr. and can tell that when she was a girl Cannon Bea«1i H[M*iiding a vacation. Hood River Institution, for the Ore she didn't have to alt in the hamimx-k Slip Over > 1 «)A Mrs. W. H. McClain, Is spending the Boys ’ Worsted *9 AQ 2 pr. special 58c Rubbisli iiMuling, light trucking. R. alone. Ma was some girl. I’ll wager, summer in engineering work with the gonian. Sweaters _____ F. Cooper, tel. 1721 or 3682. u*19ti Swimming Suits __ Children ’ s JSox_. Perhaps this little introduction and she Is yet, for that matter. Hhe bureau oY publie roads. He is en Let a Coin Controlleii Clock help you gaged on the Coopers Spur lateral might as well be left unwritten, but manages Billy and Billy doesn't know eave. See Allyn Butt mor tel. 4242 jlfltf work. wily should one hide iutereutlug little he’s being managed, and that, as any 1.25- 1.50 Children’s, $3.50 Ladies’ Wanted-*-Tutoring by college gradu Wo’s Elastic Rib qq Misses Misses Jean and Katherine Ste things of life and Interviews. Mrs. of my dear sisters will tell y«*u, is ’ Dresses__ 7ÖC Voile Dresses. .. Sunday is accustomed to seeing the ate. Tel. 3263. jl6tf the cleverest kind of managing phens, of Minneapolis, Minn., who Knit Swm ’ g Suits ... sp Billy Sunday's life reads like a Cad Schindler Transfer for service. have b«*en on a vacatkin trip to Alas many folk who journey to the Odell Office 2861, res. 3402. «2tf ka, stop|s-d her«* for a visit with their country home just “as is.” But when uuivie plot. Unlike any other famous Boys’ Sport she heard that last Thursday it was Just think ! 3<ix3j cord tire for «8.26. friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wheeler, a Indy fair, «tie took out time to go man, he did not begin as a uewsbof. $1.25 Boys’ Munii ng He was born on a farm In Iowa, Men’s Heather Rib AQ Shirts_______ Columbia Service Station, E. A. Sparks. of Summit district. In and powder her nose Itefore the where the tall eorn grows. While lie Union Suits, sizes no Knit Swm ’ g Suits ... d£«7O Born — To Mr. anil Mrs. I*. D. Quist Rural Oregon Journal agent, plione Introduction. was a little shaver he was put in a 1 to 3......... OOC at their home in ls»s Angeles, Thurs 5796. dill The parade of the Thursday Inter soldiers’ orphanage, and that is an 50c Men's Lisle Ohl-time dance- at Rockford hall. day, July 2, a daughter. Geraldeane. view filled an Interesting hour and a other thing wherein Billy differs from Sox, 3 pairs Nirs. Quist, formerly Miss Ionia Len half. “Ma" and Mrs. Hicks used a Tlie Gravensteins, Friday tlie 31st. Pure Worsted Elastic Rib Knit der. was ivated in IIissl River. She wee bit of the time discussing hats all other famous men who startwl $2.45 Ladies’ Munsing humbly. “Better an orphanage with Capt. and Mrs. Geo. R. Wilbur is th«* daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. A. C. Suits for Men and and -embroidery and tatting, maybe. no parents than a sinful home with Were Portland visitors last week. Boys’ Caps, Wear Dimity Lender. Women, choice C. V. MeMonagle. veteran staff pho plenty of parents who live godless Union Suits__ ^le4O A baby Clinic was held ut Mt. Hood Mr. and Mrs. Fr«*d W. Wasson re tographer. was with'the party and he last wisic. tylien Dr. J. W. Sifton was turned last week from Trout I>ke, “ahot" Mr. Sunday lu characteristic lives," says Billy. At 14 be had lived around in various institutions and present and examined 13 Intliles. where they spent a vacation at the farm poses. was an average boy, not given to re Ask your denier for a Gerlinda. Reynolds hotel. Mr. Wasson dt*clarea Down from the summer sleeping ligion and crazy over atiiletics. He Itemand it and take no oilier. Mad«* lu* has not recently found a better camp, across the grain Held by a worked his way through high school New Fall fishing district than Trout ijtke. by Sagar. dusty road and thence to the thresh and then he met Pop Anson, that Andy Raiul, .owner of tlu* Gem res ing machine, where Mr. Sunday splendkl old father of baaeball. lie Dress Goods Y'al«* McCarty* Is at Boston Tech., where he> is taking graduate work in taurant and aiMirtuient house, last “jigged" the bags. Then back by saw Billy pitch on the horn«- team week purchased from Mark Cameron motor truck to the granary. The some team in Iowa, and tilt* next and Silks ghemist ry. the latter's two-story brick residence next trip was to the pasture lot of we hear of our hero he is on the W. I*. Mason, of the Upper . . . Valley, ___ , on avenue. Mr. Rand will Wood Incom., that blue ribbon bull, big league in Chicago. '‘In the mean is seriously ill ut tlie hospital, suffer not Cascade Now Arriving move to the place, having pur- pride of Mr. Sunday's heart. Mrs. time we are given a closeup of Helen, ing from an intestinal ailment. chas«*d th«* property as an investment. Hick* just bowed to the bull, She the hero’s girl. He met her at a Miss Gertrude Home is recovering H. O. * Sieverkropp, accompan was strictly formal with him, not church stx-iahle, probably an oyster’ at th«* hospital front an attack of ied Mrs. by her granddaughter. Miss Helen shaking hands. sii|>per or a strawberry festival, where appendh-itis. The Interview ended with an apple you got all you <*ould stow away for Bird, journeyed to Portland the latter The Rockford Community club inein- part of last w«*ek with her daughter, pie luncheon and some of the flnest two bits and did your bit toward neck getting down, but it was worth Win. Terrill, of Mosier, was a vis University of Oregon, where she waa tiers held ii picnic at Kolierg beach Mrs. W. Wright, who had been visit cold water that ever came out of a buying a new carpet for the rectory. it." Down in the pasture is Billy's itor Sunday at the Griffith home. a member of the Alpha Phi sorority yesterdii.v. ing here. -• Another daughter, Mrs. spring, Mr. Bunday giving last minute That was back in 1883. Helen wore newest possession, n Herferd Dull not Aleck McCulston, of Hood River, and the following honor societies: Dr. F. C. Farmer, of Ix»s Angel««, ■('lias. Cromwell, is ill in u Portland messhgen to the |*eople of Portland, mutton leg sleev«*s in her white dri-ss two years old. Ma clutches her skirts was visiting Sunday at the George Kwana and Phi Theta Kappa. to whom he will’preach the olcftime and her skirt came nearly to the on either side and stands ready to run Garrett house. is here looking lifter East Side or hospital. Advisary Board to Organize chard interests. On »«-count of tlie manifest inter«*st goH[*el. beginning in early 8ei*teml*er. floor and she wore three starched while Billy |>ats the hull. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cresou and didn't figure in the interview, whit«* underskirts and a li<«rt brace "Gettlu’ ready to run away, mother, The organisation meeting at Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Banning, of in th«* 8iibj«*ct Mr. Livingstone, pystor but Creeds children and Mrs. Elizabeth Beers, of our thoughts drifted to an hon he starts after me?” grins Billy. Wauna, liavo been iiete the guests of of the First Christian church, has de ored denomination who hold forth let, one of those friendship affairs, If "No Willow Flat, spent Sunday afternoon Northwest Regional Advisory Ik i'ln not. I'm getting ready to cided to give a second sermon on the down south the evening following. where all your boy friends «-ontrilnited granted to Oregon, Washington Mr. ami Mrs. A.'L. Anderson. with Mr. aud Mrs. John Griffith. heart bangle. Young Bill ki«'k«-<| run and protect you from him,” snaps Idaho shippers after an appeal i Mrs. Phwiie Mor*»* has returned theme, ''Evolution and the Bible,” We mean the Primitive Baptists, who a through Elder and Mrs. J. G. Dig, of Clarks- ma. a heart and Helen lx*gan in May, when the Pacific Coast ' from Seaside, where «tie "[lent tin* Bunday evening at 8 o'clock. Every "wash feet.” Here it was only Thurs reading with ston. Wash., will arrive Monday and Aud that's ma all overr the six*rt i*ag«* and haunting one Is invit««l. ' past t,wo months on a vacation. will .conduct services on the lawn at gional Advisory Board met at Fresno, day night and we were making a C. K. Benton and A. J. Graff, who regular Saturday evening orgy of it. tlx* ball |*ark with her girl chum the Guy Crapper home in the evening Calif., has been scheduled for August Pickling cucumbers of finoat quality. whenever Bill pitched. Then they CHURCHES 31 at Portland. A committee, repre at 7.30. Long green variety. Tel. 5709. A. B. were accompanied by Mr. Benton's As we scrub tied away the soil of the married and along came Helen junior senting shippers of all commodities St. Mark's Episcopal Church sister, were rescu«*d from the C«*lum- Sunday ranch, we wondered If the Cooper, jl6tf Mrs. George Easterly visited Mrs. and rail lines, will meet and definite in h year or so. and in the meantime bia river Tuesday night when their Prayer service at 10.30 with special other members of the party were George Garrett Monday afternoon. Highest <^ah price pui«l tor your used ly outline plans for functioning of Floyd Wright making Old Baptists out of them Billy was having growing* pains in story sermon for children. capsized. ■ furniture, stoves and rugs.'Call McClain sail ts»at accident religion. Finally, to jump from chatt the new board. and hurried- to the saw the selves too. _______ at E. A. Franz Co. t20tf ier "Their Marriage” to chapter “Billy The advisory board will prorate CENTRAL VALE victims, who were holding on the Engiish Lutheran Church Eocene Coal Oil etops smoking anc edges of the overturned l>oat. cars to all northwestern shippers. (By Cass Baer Hicks in the Sunday Quits Big League,” we And our hero Mrs. Frank Meashaw was pleased Regular services at 11 a. m. The going into the business of saving smelling oir stoves. in bulk at Fran* to have a visit for a couple of daya Which do you Itelieve, Moaea’ book Oregonian). souls. How many he han aaviwt ami Sunday school meHa at 10.3(1 a. m. Co. . m29tf For Bale—New oak bedsteads, Publicity, hounds too often make it last week with her brother, Jack Wil of Genesis or Darwin's Origin of Rev. P. Hllgendorf, Pastor. how nobly« he has done his work in Smoke Sagar's Gerlinda, lx*st fiv«*- Species; which la the more depend- difficult for us to love our neighbor history now. son, of Portland; another brother and «15, for «2.00. B. E. Bart men cent cigar on the' market today. able, a theory or a fact? You will as ourselves, particularly if that his wife, Mr. apd Mra. W. A. Wilson, 3821. "I want to die preaching.'' aa.va Seventh Day Adventist Church A allver tea will be heM st the Made lu ll<x>d River. of Vancouver, B. C.; a nephew, Roy be Interested and help«*d in hearing neighbor happens to be a public char Billy. He cuts his words as sclsHors Bubba th school Saturday 10 a. m. Trunks, Bags, Suitcases, l-arge as IJvlngstone discuss th«*«* things at acter. They, the press agents, are so home of Mra. Ethel Button Friday af Miller, and Mr. and Mra. Trumbull, might snip, short and quick, “ It la l^aeblng service 1115 a. m. Prayer of Vancouver, B. C. They were tour ternoon, August 7, for the benefit ef sortment, reasonabl / priced. Kelly the First Christian churdh Bunday determined that we shall see the * Bros. Co. - ml6tf celebrities as “merely human beings the greatest job in the world to meeting, Wednesday 7.45 p. m. Al) ing the country and «topped here for the Women’s Relief Corps. T*a pub evening at 8 o'clock. preach God's word. I useti to think are welcome. lic la cordially Invited. all.” a short visit. John Volstorff was a business vis E. R. I’txiley tomorrow evening will after The snobbery expressed in the silent I’d like to be an actor, but I'm glad St. Mary's Catholic Church itor in Spokane the latter i*art of last entertain at a housewarming dancing Jack Muttray, of Portland, spent a sdmission that any one person in no one enronraged me in* it. My week. First Mass, 8 a. m. and second Mass few days the first of the week at [»arty in honor of the Hood River America can be so vastly superior to greatest haitpiness is in showing tlie t Miss Mattie Gerdes returned last Are department at a newly construct any way to God. I Itelieve In my religion. at 10.30 each Sunday morning. Even Mosaacres. other person in America could be week from a vacation trip at New «*<1 concrete apple i*acking plant on overlooked maybe if it were not ac Philosophers and sdentists B[*«-culnte ing devotions at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. ____________ ileynolds were port. < his East Hide orchard place. About companied by that “merely-human-be- about man’s origin, They nay that Friday, evening and Sunday evening. pleasantly surprised Saturday night Tel. 3132. Father Joe Smith, Paator. the present condition and estate of when a ear drove up to the house Mr». K.* W. Sinclair and children 150 are expected to attend the danc- ings-after-all" stuff. The music will be fur- and they beard the voice of their . have l*een spending a vacation at Ing , l*arty. Over-preas-agentry has almost ruined man is but one of the stage« of First Church of Christ, Scientist nished by K«*nneth Hicks' The Dalles that likable lad, the prince of Wales. human existence. So they study and daughter, Ruth, whom they euppoaed coast points. Services In church building Bunday, was far away on a vacation trip. Aa We ejaculate and wonder because he analyze the various forms of life Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Norton motored Hyncanadors. BUSTER MINTS While Rev. I*. H. Miller and family loves to dance. We say well, well, from the oyster and l*olliwog on up 11 a. m. Sunday schoel the same they found out she had been having to Portland the Inter part of last In decorated one-pound tine are sitemling a two-wwk vacation at well, because Calvin Coolidge takes to the «monkey tril*«*s, hunting the hour. The reading room-is maintained a very interesting trip with Mr. and w«*ek. miasing link between lower forms of in the Davidson building. Room 8 Is Mra. L Nix, of Portland, through the C. E. Hopkin is here Special 48c The family of Robert I’ IxMimis has Seaside, Rev. Bt. Mark's Episcopal off his collar and puts on overalls and existence anil man. They say they open week days from 9 to 6, with an Willamette valley, acroaa the McKen in charge of pitch«« hay. Queen Mary is recorded New York for a vaca- arrived from can trace him in his travels along the zie pass to eastern Oregon and from RAISIN CHEWS attendant in charge from 3 to 5. church. Rev. Hopkin. who came to by the camera chucking her grand ti«*n <*n their Upiiej* Valley place. Delicious wrapped the northwest from Philadelphia, is son under his chin and we immedi years to where he stands today, but The Wednesday evening service at 8 Bend to Hood River. They camped , M,r. and Mrs. Earl H.* Shank and supplying at a number of Oregon ately are pleased to find that she “is what of death? Ah, there tliey stop o’clock. Lesson subject: “Ix*ve.” near a lake in Mackenzie pane where 40c tt> children are sp«*nding a vacation at «•liurch«*s, while the regular pastors just like old Grandma Grimes.” Mary To them death is a leap in th<> dark. water froze overnight and they had “ Going on the principle of supply a hard time keeping warm. They Newport. MUKILTEO Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church take their annual vacations. He> came Pickford is pictured deep in the mys ’ c. 7* Trout was here from Glen- here from The Dalles and will go to teries of making a pie and we are and demand when I look over the The Famous Nutty Brittle Bunday school will meet at 10 a. m. continued their trip to Portland Sun advertisements it appears that mor«* 1 wood. Wash., the first of th«* week on Bend when Mr. Miller returns. overi-oiue by the "human tou«1i." One Monlng worship at 11 o’clock. Rev. day. 40c !b people want money, curly halr_or Mra. E. B. Mosa and daughters, * business. Mra. J. L. Howard, Orville Howard of the Rockefellers or Goulds Is pic F. R. Spa Hiding, former pastor of slim figures than anything else, But BORDEN'S CAROMELS " If you do not receive your Oregon’an aud Mixa Genevra Nlckelsen compriae tured .rocking his offspring to sleep this church, preaches. Remember the Olive and Bernice, accompanied by Wrapped Milk Chews * regularly or wish to sub«cribe for same, a motor party that left Hood River and Ue chortle "Oh. how human, the best gift is eternal life, and It is prayer meeting and Bible study every Mra. W. A.' Melville, drove to Port God's gift to the world. But that either by carrier' or mail, please cal) Saturday for a trip to Washington how merely human lie is." Thursday evening at 7.30 o'clock. land over the Loop highway Tuesday, 40c th Oregonian agent. Phone 2303. I 21 tf Why shouldn't Mr. Gould ro«-k his world must r«*nounce its sin and seek There will lx* no even^tg services returning the name day. Miss Olive, |M*ints and British Columbia. Ixmg- Him and follow after. There •re Sunday. The public is Invited to all however, remained in Portland, leav ORIOLE CHEWS baby to sl«-p and Mr. Coolidge rake view, Tacoma and Seattle will be Fine sleeping room for rent close in, plenty of fln«* moral gixxl ]*eop’e who ing the next day for Manzanita Beach a biff assortment W. N. Byars, Pastor. 709 Cascade ave. Suitable for two p««r- visited. At the latter place the party hay? Why shouldn’t Mary Pickford are without Christ, ’strangers from services. to visit for a couple of weeks with 50c !b ' sons. Inquire Western Union T-el. Co. expects to take in the parade of the make a pie? It doesn’t «-all for any the cov«*nanta of promise, having' no .Miss Ada Werner. -1- »JU Kuiglito Templar who are holding especial brilliance. Riverside Church Phone 43*1.. God in the world.' ORANGE SLICES hope and without The fact that there are lo.nwt p*e Mias «118X01 Neff arrived from Illi Services Sunday morning at 11 Phone 1014 and have Meyer Cleaning their triennial conclave in the Puget makers to one Mary Pickford proven You'll And in first Corinthians, It aa.vw, nois last Friday to make a visit at GUM DROPS o'ckx-k. Mrs. F. R. Millican, of Works call for your suit. It »ill I* Sound city this week. From there that point. We’d hate to think <el«4>- To them who by patient continuance Nlngpo, China, will <x*cupy the pulpit, the home of her sister, Mrs. W. W. cleaned and pressed and returned ready they will go to Vancouver and other 30c lb rities w«e not “merely human beings in wel4 doing, seek for glory, honor ('hiircli school at 9.45, I. R. Acheson, Gilkerson. places in Canada. The party will be for immediate wear. j5tf and immortality, God will render after all." Rather do we like to feel alment a week. BLANCHED Supt. The church adiool will be Mr. and Mrs. C. Freyler have been W. J. Davidson left yesterday for that fate has graced them with cer eternal life.’ B«* you see immortality open during August, From August 2 making an extended visit at the home SALTED PEANUTS > Kelso. Wash., to la- with the family is set before ns as an <»l»j«*et to he tain qualities which raise them just to September 6 the church will be of their daughter, Mrs. C. M. Shep- attained in certain well «leflned con 40c lb of his daughter, Mrs. A. R. Cruik- a little above the ordinary standarda, closed. Services will be resumed Mun pard. shank. but not so far that they have loet ditions and those who do not comply day. September (1. The public is cor Mr. E. A. Abbott won the Mothers' club today at the home of their <x*ntact and understanding of with these «ionditions will surely fail dially invited to mert Mrs. Millican Mr. and Mrs. F. E Dano and two Mrs. F. Ingalls. of the grace of God and everlasting Five Pounds Seal Brand Coffee their neighbor and their fellowman. I daughters, of Santa Cruz, Calif., are Sunday. __ _____ in the Croee Word Puzzle Con-* Billy BuaMay and Ma Bunday are life.” visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Page. En Foute to Heattie to attend their what "There is nothing in the big Brnik Che Baptist Church Misa Nichols' Engagement Announced test. the folk around Hood River I Mrs Dano Is Mr. Page's slater. triennial conclave, many Knights Tem call good neighbors. Men who never or in human experience to convince The Duff evangelistic |*arty Is meet The engagement of Misa Ila Nichols, Rev; W. N. Byars and family »111 plar, from coinnianderlee of eastern me that a preacher is any better l«*ave the latter part of this week for atates. havF stopped by to see thia would agnx* with Billy about the qualified than anyone else to act as ing with good succeiMi and will con daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Goldetidale, Wash., for .a vacation city and valley. The greatest crowd salvation of their souls agree with a wx*i«<y editor of community life," tinue its services till Sunday night. Nichols, and Walter E. Dabney, for V that the seed corn from Minne Come and hear them. Sunday sch«x>l mer local young man who now resides visit With relatives and friimds. of Christian Knights stopped here him sota «•ertalnly turned out fine, better says Billy. “The girls of t«xlay are The many friends of Jos. Frazier Sunday, line large delegation, trav even than the Oregon corn did, this as g«x»d as the girls of a century at 10 a. m. Morning worship at 11 at Hollywood, Calif., was announced m., subject of sernmn, "The Best yesterday afternoon at a bridge party "Good mat» u E m " I are ghifl to leant of his better health. eling by special train, left their Pull year. ago. The flapper is a fad. Bhe will a. of Men in Jail.” Special music by at the Columbia Gorge hotel. About Mr. Frasier was down town last man cara here and were met by motor Farmers stop to talk crops at the pass. My wife <*an bob her hair if tlx* men's choir. Evening service in 3(1 guests were prenent. Mr. I>abney buses that took them to Portland Bunday ranch and Billy doesn't un she wants to. The reason she doesn’t week,’ looking well and husky again. charge of the Duff evangelistic party. is the son of Mrs. O. P. Dabney. Mrs. F. N. Peek left yesterday for over the Columbia River highway. load his dextrines on them. "Btop Is tx*cauBe it wouldn't Is* as Iteeomlng Intermediate and Senior B. Y. P. U. The prospective bride is a graduate Tacoma. Wn„ where she will viait The buses were about 15 minutes late. and rest a spell,” says Billy, or as the wsy she wears it. Costuming at 7 p. m. Prayer meeting at 8 p. m. of the Hood River high school and her dapgjiter, Mrs. Wm. Is*ng, and Ix-slie Butler was present at the “Better eat a snack of lunch before I Jesve to the dressmakers.” Wedrx-sday. Pray for the world wide train and extended greetings to as yon start home.” and the gossip is family, and son,' Dell Peck. Billy Bunday's ranch Is devoted to revival, A true revival la prayed 1 many of the visitors as he could talk are general farming. They raise fruits all about the beat method of fatten Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Emery down, Many are praying for thia 4 here from Portland visiting Mr. Em to. Several other apecial trains passed ing turkeys or how the clover is an«l vegetables enough to supply their world wide revival everywhere in the through the city Saturday and Bun coming on. If you ask Billy ats»ut own family, and send box«*« of the -. and Mrs. D. P. ery's parents. Mr. ---- -------- C. R. Deleplne, Pastor. world. day. soul he'll tell you. He will famous Hood Rivc«r apples to all Emery, at Summit. Hood River Commandery la well ,-our their kin and friends. There Is a Flrat Christian Church Harry Connaway an<l family were represented in Seattle thia week, local diagnose your cas«- an«l suggest a $ called to' All*any Saturday by the Sir Knights having traveled north by remedy. Y’ou can take it or leave it. A lor I fled sleeping shack, roomy and With each purchase of a package of GRAN iiHiial morning service will be The boasting n flreplace, and lx*ds are He prefers that you'd take hia sug . death of Mrs. Connaway's only train and automobile. held, Bible school at 9.45. No inter- gestions, because he has given his sw“ung betw«*en trees to aci-ommodate miaalon will be given between the ULATED CITRUS SOAP, we will give one w brother,. C. C. Bilyeu. Ttie following Hood River folk are to finding out what is wrong the guest who takes his nature wild. Bible school and the Communion ser- Searches of and reliable ab- at the Beattie conclave: Mr. and Mrs. life searcma oi records sou m.»«,™ »•«- package of CITRUS WASHING POWDER. with men's hearts and souls sad There’s a swimming p«x»l. where ma > «tracts make by Oregon Abstract Com J. C. Johnsen. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. minds an«l he has a cure, but he in a homemade bathing garment dab vice. The latt«*r will be held at 10.50, ------ A. W. Onthank, Manager, Moe. Thomas Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. doesn't get mad If you refuse Ms bles in Jhe three-toot-deep end while followed immediately by the sermon; pany. ” ~ 306 ° -------------- __ 1621. ; . fy®-« 5. Oak Street. .1 Phone WlUiam Irwin, A. G. Lewis. O. B. prescription; Rather he looks way, Billy swims its length, and all the. thus it will lie iMsmlble to dlsmias the FULL LINK OF services before the noon hour. The ( We I pa/ ca/h for youir old furniture or Nye. Dr. and Mrs. E. L. Bcohee snd way off, as if he could see the streets I*oys in the neighborhood have a daily evening services will consist of the Levi Whetsei. iake - a liberytl -- allowance on new A make ------------------ _ _ goods _ of Jade and jasper and the swinging dip. There’s prize cattle and prize L Call Hackett 8411, Kelly Bros. Co. Fnr- gates of paradise and he shakes his porkers, friendly horses anti a flock Christian Endeavor at 7 o'clock, and Pomona Grange Next Wednesday S niture Exchange. ml/tf head and nays, real low, “Why not of chattering buff cochin chickens, a the second and last of the series of The next meeting of the Hood Riv accept God’a word now? It must be gang of turkeys, one of which is sermons on "Evolution and the Bible” t Cleaning ing and pressing your c clothes Our Vegetables, placed under a sprayer, are always • adds wonderfully to their wear. Tel. er county Pomona grange will be destined for the White'House table at will l*e given by the pastor at 8 day. why not now?” 4' 1014 for Meyer Cleaning Works. Quick held at Parkaale next Wednesday some Certainly, Billy Bunday is pictur Thanksgiving; there are wide spread o'clock. You are invited to tie present fresh and crisp when the Parkdale grange meml*era esque. but so are all farmers pictur ing fields and for«*sts primeval and at all of the services. The usual ser delivery service. J6“ vices will be held at the Valley 4^ Mrs. Berkeley H. Snow and small will he hosts. A basket dinner will esque. Ton have to credit him with running brooks. Billy's literary tastes church. The Livingstones. son. IWkeley Berkeley IL. Jr., were here last l*e served at Lava Bed park. C. E. being a real farmer and no correct include the Bible and the newspaper. non. Spence. . state market master, will “ If a body read his |*a|s>r dally he'd Imitation. He wears no searsroebuek w«*ek with tier mother, Mr«. E. E. BARRETT Epping, and »inter, Mrs. J. R. Norton, address the grangers on potato culti ten«1erf<M*t regalia, and he is not fixed have a liberal education.” says Billy. TIL. 2134 vation and grading. up for the occasion. His hsnds are “R«>ad the editorials for brain focxl. '• and family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gilcher re- calloused from farm work, he riaaa and to brush up on your grammar, Mr. and Mra. Humphrey Barton are Button Wins Trophy with the dawn on hia Hood River and the oftener they send you to turned home Bunday morning from out from St. Paul, Minn., to spend a Portland where they had been at ranch and he works shoulder to the dirtionary the better.” the Ed Button retnrn'ed Jiome from vacation on thrir orchard places here. tending the convention of the Raleigh shoulder with the rsnch hands Ml ail Elka convention with a handsome 'There's a duck pond and there are Mr. Barton ia having an apple pack long. He la as brown aa a Hindu flowers, and ma is always planting salesmen. ing house constructed on his projx*rty. ver trophy cup. awarded by Ben Bell day Mrs. M. Chaney and Misses Ione ing. of Portland, for th« best record and his light blue eyes twinkle llie something. When she has a spare Chaney and Orion Kirkpatrick, of The < Mrs. Thomas Elliott and son. Tom in a trap shooting contest. Hie con small bits of turquoise in nJ" "earned, moment she embroiders and h«*t needle Dalles, were dinner gnCftta of Mm my. of Visalia. Calif., are here for a test was national. Elka from all parts rugged face. point is as mnch bf a kn«x-k«*ut in its Chaney's parents Sunday. visit -with Mrs. Elliott's mother Mrs. in theirs, The Bundays were in the midst of way as Billy's sermons 4 Emma E Epping, and sister, Mrs. J. of the country «-ompeting* Chas. Lawrence and mother, Mrs Mr. Button is secretary of the Hood threshing last week. Time and tide the lawn, There’s a croquet set Presented by Helinä Parras M. Scroggin. Dorsy Scroggtn, Mr«. R. Norton. _ River gun clnb. and threshers wait on no man, and and Billy and ms have many a snap The l’vthian Bisters' altruistic meet so this account waa gathered at the py afternoon at the game which was Lydia Moore and son, Joe, returned ing will be held at the home of Mtn. Reward —«4« edge of the wheat field, and it waa so popular during the Grover Cl«»ve- home Sunday afternoon from Yakima C. C. ruddeford, Friday. Angnst 7. a dusty, grimy Billy who talked abofit land dynasty. There are friendly where they spent several days visit Stolen — One Buick Four touring Members are asked to bring their own Mrs. Moore's and Mrs. Scroggin's Model 1924, Licenee No 26-072. God and farming. Later, after Billy dogs tagging at* heels, find birds sing ing car. Work. In the trees. A dove cote shining brother. had washed up fit the spring, he No. 1186325. Factory No. 1130 Motor Was your grandfather a gorilla or Mr. and Mrs Wm. Roas visited Benti-hallooo tire«, one epare, showed us the farm. He is a bundle white sits high on a pole Billy rar- Mrs. a toad? Hear UUngatone at the 122 Rosa' grandparents, Mr. and of nervous energy, snd he sets a veyed it with an interested eye. “ I sun visor, fog spot light, four- Public Dance after profrun gr.s-11 Mrs. J. Griffith, Sunday. \ First Christian church Bunday even- pace that la difficult to follow. Ma painted that yesterday. Took two brakes. Finder will please wMai ing at 8 o’ctock on the snbject, “Evo _____ Geo. W. Thomson, Paris Fair, Bunday and the rest of us followed ladders to reach it. Plast«*red my Mrs. Chas. Elsworth went' to Port lt will help notify 4' > ^0«, Mi) ,11 m Bible, at a jog trot, waiting tor the gates self with paint and nearly broke my land Monday on buaineaa. and rooeiv, reward. you« INTERVIEWS BILLY Our July Clearances provides many large saving opportunities in seasonable things you want and need NOW. 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