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KELLY BROS. CO.
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BUYERS AND SHIPPERS,-
Export
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Pears
ARSENATE OF LEAD SPREADER
OILED FRUIT WRAPS.
BOX SHOOKS.
FUNGI BORDO.
Your Account Wanted
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MAYNARD & CHILD
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Portland, Oregon
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Boxed apple exports have doubled in the past three years.
Well organized, intelligent effort to increase consumption and
develop new markets has brought about this result. Export
is now a necessary market outlet for apples, and is no longer
an experiment or speculation. Be sure your export connection
is Safe - Sound - Experienced • Conservative. This is noyv,
and has been for thirty five years, our Policy.
P. FRED CLARK
O. B. NYE
. Western Representative
Railway Exchange Building
PORTLAND, ORE.
Local Representative
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Oak and Front Streets
HECK UNGER GARAGE
Phoo« 1133
The chair
you forgot to bring fap
ThlD it have a lack-lustre look in the morn-
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Was the varnish all disoolorod-
white in spots—peeled ofi end cracked P Not
if it had been finished with
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Hood River Fruit Co.
WHITE SALMON
The cooperative weather observer's
award ■bowed ml ni mum _ temperature
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of 44 above zero at B p. m. Friday.
Precipitation .07 of an Inch. Showers
were beneficial in a way, but they did
not weigh enough.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy L. Wallace, of
Portland, and Miss Maud Conrlck, of
Seattle, were week end visitors of
Miss Nancy Bates, Burdoln Heights
district.
J. L. Morris, (Dad) of the Bristol
district, is mourning over the loss of
a fine saddle which some sneak thief
annexed.
Tour correspondent ia also -in
mourning over the lose of a 37 belt
which played an important role in
furnishing water supply. We would
take pleasure in giv|ng the thief an­
ether belt if he no desires, (In the
eye).
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Cecil Miller's residence was ran-
sacked recently and some valuable
loot carried away. Alec Miller states
that It was the boldest outrage ever
perpetrated on the mountain.
Burdoln mountain and Burdoln
Heights people numbering 30 partici­
pated in an enjoyable picnic given un­
der the auspice« of the Ladle«* Aid
in the Johnson grove near the Pye
place Thursday.
Mrs. Paul Hendri^ has returned
with the Buick automobile used by
her husband in his flight from justice
Wednesday niglit to evade punishment
for holding up several persons at
Buck creek <«mp ground Monday of
last week while under the Influence of
moonshine whiskey. Worry over the
lose of his job and hia uncontralable
appetite for liquor ar» held respons­
ible for his mad escapade. Prior to
his debauch as stated above, be was
guilty of shoving a gun in front of
Editor Meresse, of the White Salmon
Enterprise, demanding reinstatement
as a printer in Meresse's employ. The
latter persuaded the man to give up
the gun. The county sheriff, prose­
cuting attorney and the local offi<-ials
are receiving congratulations over the
outcome of the Buck creek affair.
This man ha« not yet been appre­
hended.
Tour correapondAit was a guest at
the Rhipherd's Springs hotel near Car-
son Saturday and Sunday. This was
hia first visit at the beautiful place.
The location for an exclusive reaort to
wonderful and the cuisine very good.
TDRÛMTO
MONTREAL
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PHILADELPHIA
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Parkdale Auto Stage
SHOE REPAIRING
When you want real service on Shoe Repairing,
call 1014
1222 or 1 leave at the Champion Shoe Repair Shop,
“ ‘ ’’ ’ Cicrar
next to Richards
Cigar Store.
Your shoes will have the careful attention that
only the best repair men can give.
CHAMPION SHOE SHOP
Phone 1201
Leaves Hood River daily
at 4.30 p. m.
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Leaves Parkdale daily at
8 a. m. (except Sunday).
Every Saturday it leaves
Parkdale at 6 p. m.
DANIELS’HOME LAUNDRY
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HOOD RIVER CLEANERS & DYERS
J. C. Meyer
Anderson Undertaking Co.
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(Skamnnia County Pionper)
Many from around here and those
from afar art hiking to the huckle­
berry patchea these days to pick the
dbiiciouB berries for their winter use.
There is a good crop of terries at
both Ixmkout and Observation. Pick­
ers should remember to get jx-rmita
from the forest officluls before enter­
ing these places.
Last Saturday Mr. Mrileer had the
misfortune to Icne 70 fine lambs that
were feeding 14 a narrow .stsep can­
yon near Observation peak, when
something startled them. In their
fright they started to pile up on top
of each other and 70 of the band were
smothered to death.
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Charlie Hannah's mult« took advan­
tage of hie absence and started on a
visit back to their old home at The
an *old
Dalles, but Aleck McNevans,
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time herdsmaato toook ttp their trail
with his saddle horse and soon over­
took them.
ilea would not
giv» up their
t some effort.
linon river
teriX, "w“ were
able to escape
from Aleck and hia horse, who cap­
tured them and returned them to
their owner.
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The old adage of “All things come
to him who wnltp,’’ to proven true.
The Bridge of the Goda over the Co­
lumbia river at Stevenson will soon
•be a reality.
The corj*>ratlon that recently took
over the stock let a contract Wednes­
day for the <>rection of the span, to
the Union Bridge Co., of Portland.
The amount of the contract ia not
known.
The structure will be 20 feet wide
except in the center, where plans call
for a width of 40 feet and appropri­
ate place« for is-ople to view Lhe.
rapids below and the scenic bills on
both side« of the Columbia river. The
span rvill be 160 feet high in the cen­
ter, of -Mie cantelgver type and of
steel construction. Work will be under
way within six weeks and the bridge
will be open for traffic in July of next
year.
DETROIT
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C. C. ANDERSON, Sole Proprietor
UO2<gED|EMBALMER AND FUNERAL DIRECTOR
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It 1« a shame to suffer with inflam­
matory, muscular, sciatic, neuritis or
any form of rheumatism.
This prescription does not ruin the
stomach, it does not depress the heart
Eat all the meat and good food you
wish while taking Trunk*» Prescrip­
tion. Contains no mercury, salicylate
soda, oil Wintergreen or narcotics, but
positively overcomes any kind of
rheumatism or gout on earth. What
more do you want? It la impossible
to get something better. The greatest
uric acrid solvent known and also a
superior liver medicine.
Trunk's Prescription sella for 31.70
or 3 for only 35.00 at A. 8. Kelr's.
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Notice to Creditor»
Notice 1« hereby given: That Ute
undersigned ha« been appointed Exec­
utor of the Will of Edward Culbert­
son, deceased, by the County Court of
Hood River County, Oregon, and has
duly quaHfled as such. Al! persona
having claim« against «aid Estate are
hereby notified to present the same,
verified according to law, to the un­
dersigned, at Parkdale, Oregon, with­
in alx month« from this date.
Dated and first published July 30,
1925.
Todd B. Culbertson,
t Executor.
George R. Wllbnr.
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Attorney lor Executor.
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In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Or<gou. ,
United State« of America, Libelant,
vs. One Maxwell Touring Car, Engine
No. 370111, Oregon License for 1025,
No. 130-370, and tools and accessories;
and ljiwrcmv Joneu Li.ieteeu.
Notice la hereby given that the auto­
mobile hereinafter described, seised by
the United States Marshal for the
District of Oregon, under Section 8450,
United States Revised Statutt-s, be­
cause the said automobile was iteing
used in the County of Wasco, State
and District of Oregon, as a convey­
ance for and as a means of conceal­
ing distilled spirits transported there­
in. on which a tax is imposed by Isw,
with intent to defraud the United
State« of America of the taxes upon
said distilled spirits in violation of
law, has been <-oti<lemned and for­
feited by the United States District
Court for the Distrbt of Oregon, and
ia to be sold by tl>e United States
Marshal at publie auction at the Hood
River Garage. Hood River, Oregon, to
the highest bidder, on the 12th day of
September, 1925, at ten o’clock ▲. M.,
to-wit:
One Maxwell Touring Cur, Engine
No. 370111, Oregon License for 1925.
No. 136-370, and tools and acceraoriea.
Clarence R. Hotchkiss,
United States Marshal,
«13-27
District of Oregon.
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All of them. When you get ready to go
tell ue your wants. We’ll provide them.
Natiea ef^Comptotton af Street
CASCADE AVENUE PAVING
Notice la hereby given that Hazard
and Allen, Contractors, have filed
written notice this 11th day of Aug­
ust, 1928, of the completion of the
paving on Caecade Avenue in the
City of Hood River, Oregon, all In
accordance with the contract hitherto
made and entered into as specified in
Ordinance No. 682, to-wit: Improving
Cascade Avenue, west, for a distance
of about " 1209 feet to the end of the
Columbia Highway pavement by fill­
'■W' d*d grading to grade, by con-
stractlng surface water drains, , con-
structing retaining walls Bntl
and guard
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fence« and laying down and con­
structing a concrete pavement there­
on and surfacing with gravel and
broken stone.
All items of contract have been com­
pleted except the shoulders, sprinkling
pavement and directing traffic, «nd
that the amount due said contractors
upon its acceptance is hereby stated
to be 39084.08.
And notice to further given that
any objections to the acceptance of
said work under the contract with
the said contractor on the part of
■aid Gity may be filed In the office
of the undersigned City Recorder by
any intereated party at any time
within IB days from th» date of first
Cbllcatlon of said notice, to-wit, with-
1B days from the 13th day of Aug-
notice to published in the I
Heod River Glacier for two consecu­
tive tosue» thereof, the date of the
first publication thereof being the
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our Suggestion Department
TAKE A VACATION
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With each purchaae of a package of GRAN­
ULATED CITRUS SOAP, we will give one
package of CITRUS WASHING POWDER.
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STAPLE AND FANCY GROG
13th day of August, 1928.
H. L. Howe.
aty Recorder.'
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It is protected with a hardy, loag-woariag
water-proof surface. It will not deteriorate
eves when soaked in water for ■eethe.
We Call and Deliver
low and the Ashing to poor at this
time on account of legging operation«.
Tbs aesuic drive from White* Salman
to the spring» to ideal. Th*
highway to in very good,
fiat
but trame seemed to bs very
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Meaaban of the Oregon State Motor urday.
Association may now tour the high­
Fire Warden Geo. C. Collina, of
ways of Oregon with a satisfied feel­ Underwood, visited Burdoln mountain
ing that they will be properly taken district again Thursday. Na Area re­
care of la caa» of ,u extreme emerg­ ported.
ency or a minor derangement of their
F. G Martin, Cook addition resident
car. The tree towiug service of the for many years, has sold hia ranch
«raoclatlon has been extended and to F. T. Rtoea. •
perfected to a high state of efficiency,
M. C. Martin and daughter, Georgia,
New etettoM have been added to the
official towing Service and others will have returned from Toledo, Wash.,
be added M the demand proves them where the former underwent treat­
He to very
necessary, and as the affairs of the ment for rheumatism.
aaaodation will permit of continued much improved.
Weasel Olson and family will leave
expansion.
AU official towing stations must be shortly for California with Mrs. Ol-
equipped with, first class towiug and soni perenta, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
wrecking can to deliver the best Cory, who are their guests.
service possible.
Sts lions have al­
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Henman and
ready been ofltolall.v established in the son, Robert, who have been vacation­
following cities for the convenience I ing at Seaside, Ora^ for the past
of the traveling members of the A. A. fortnight, have returned.
A- and affiliated- dul«.
Geo. A, Read to installing his own
Portland,
call
Broadway 1280; water system at his home here. Sev­
Ashland, Automotive Shop, 100 Main eral other White Salmon property
8t, Tel. 44; Canyonville, Pacific owners are planning private water
Highway Gardgc: Cottage Grove, systems.
Billie UaU*a Garage, 24 South Fifth
P. D. IVtllig. popular manager of
8t.. Tel. 04; Eugene, Rockhill-Bevan the Mount Adams creamery here, haa
Garage, 01 Seventh Ave. W., TeJ. 11Q; resigned his position and will be
Granta J’aaa,_ Smit h's Garage, Fifth succeeded l< Geo. M. Grant, who
and H Bte., Teh «5; Roseburg, Ros<>- comes
highly recommended. Mr. Grant
burg Garage, . Ms I North Rose St., Tel. came originally from Wisconsin, fa­
408; Bend,
itrager
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131 mous butter stets. Fur the past 12
Greenwood Ave., TW. 196 W? Hood years he has served as manager of co­
River, Rife A Elliott, Fifth A Oak operative creameries iu the state of
Sts., Tel. day 4331, night 2694; The Washington, and prior to this was in
Dalles, Read A Galloway, 6(»0 E. Sec­ charge of the Idaho state dairy school.
ond 8t., TH 400 (night, 3M3J 523W Mrs. Grant and daughter are now in
436J); Bonnevilb . Bonneville Garage, Portland, but will move to White
on Columbia . Highway, Tel. Bonne­ Salmon as soon os a residence can be
ville Exchange; Gladstone, Dunmlre secured.
Mr. Willig will probably
Motor Co., Pacific Highway A 82nd move to tlie Willamette valley, where
8L, Tel. fifi.
he has received several offers.
All of thebe stations arc equipped
Miss Iris White haa been engaged
to deliver efficient service on call at
teacher In the Mountain Brook
any hour of the day or night. Free as*
ffir the ensuing term, which
mechanical first aid and towing district
service to aCkctlve only within starts August 31.
Miss Betty Pearce entertained Mias
a 10-mile radius of these designated
official stations. Competent mechan­ Avia Morton during the past week at
ics in charge of complete mechanical her Mountain Brook home.
equipment will respond free to an/ The V mie rwood chapel members
call on the telephone or by person to held services and Sunday school at
any member’s car in distress any­ the Big Cedars Sunday morning and
where within the service zone free, afternoon. A large crowd was in
excepting to imiMtHsable streets or a tendance.
Billy Miller to erecting a new home
roads. These Mechanics »111 either
start the car so that it may proceed in the Mountain Brook district. ,
under its own power or will tow it in
for garage service.
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