The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, August 27, 1925, Image 9

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    AY, AUGUST 27, 1925
HOOD RIVER
Hairvest Supplies
Largest Stocks ■ Quality
Low Price
CANADIAN
HAVE YOU SEEN THE
LARSON PICKING LADDER ?
Greater strength, rigidity, safety
and longer life. See it before you
buy.
MONROE PICKING BAGS
New improvements make this
bag the best on the market.
COLORADO BOX NAILS
Price Right - Service Perfect
Colonial Buffet
The cleanest, prettiest
range ever made. French
Cooking Top, Porcelain
Shelf and Trimmings in
White, Gray or Mauve.
CABIN EQUIPMENT— Compare our prices on
Beds, Springs, and Mattresses.
COOK STOVES— They are specially made to
meet your requirements and priced below others.
Every Bed, Bed Spring and Mattress reduced in
price to induce you to make the change you’ve wanted
to. Give the old things to harvest help and buy good
comfortable bed for yourself. De Luxe Bed Spring*
and Sealy Tuftless Mattresses included in this sale.
"Melodrama, especislly that having a
heart interest snd crook plot, will al­
ways have a popular appeal.”
Thia is tin- opinion of Tod Browning,
director of "The Unholy Three,” the
eventful mystery drama produced by
Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer to be shown at
the Rialto theatre Bunday, Monday
and Tuesday.
As the nw>st famous director of crook
drama in the picture industry Brown­
ing's opinion is decidedly worth listen­
ing to.
“Melodrama appeals,” says thia di­
rector. "because it thrills and draws
upon the imagination. There la sus­
pense to the plot and there Is a well
defined coordinated thread which can
readily be followed by the audience.
“There are few human beings who
are not interested In adventure. They
may lead lives far from the path of
thrills, but they like to hear about
them or nee them on the screen. Ac­
tion» which are sensational are stim­
ulating to the brain and, in fact, to the
entire human system.
“Books dealing with adventure and
out - of - the - ordinary actions find a
more ready circulation among readers
tbsn do volumes dealing with philos-
^y or society. Most students like
oyy because it is melodramatic. It
la a series of psychological Incidents
that are logical in their conduaion
and interesting in their recital.
“I 'believe that a good crook plot
with a lot of heart inftrest affords
more entertainment to the average pic­
ture-goer than does any other class of
story.”
____ ______ —__ L._______ :
“The Unholy Hiree" la Interpreted
by an unusual cast which includes:
Ix>n Chaney, Mae Busch, Matt Moore,
Victor McLaglen, Harry Earles and
Mathew Betx
hoyaini
finished in
MT. HOOD MOTOR CO
Quality at LowCost
PEABERRY COFFEE - 45c per lb
GROUND FRESH EVERY DAY
advertising. With the cooperation of
the citisena of Portland, Hood River
will have a definite part in this
project.
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Don’t fail to be present st the lunch­
eon next Tuesday and find out some
of the other possibilities.
WOOLPERT BACK
Now arriving—Fresh stock of this season’s
DEL MONTE CANNED GOODS
L. H. HUGGINS
TEL. 2134
COLD STORAGE SPACE FOR
APPLES AND PEARS
A modern up-to-date plant. Best shipping facilities to
Portland, Oregon
Mount Adams Nurseries
HUSUM WASHINGTON
Announcement
Just back from middle western apple
distributing centers’ which ho visited
after the Columbus, O., convention of psychological
the International Apple Bblppera* as­ wear off.
sociation, Walter Wooipert cited that
the report of the association, showing
that the nation will produce a 13ft per
cent crop thia Reason, had temporarily
retarded buying.
"The apple production will be greater
thia fall thau has been anticipated,”
said Mr. Wooipert, "the aaaoelation’s
estimates exceeding those of the gov­
ernment. The Irnrrel production was
placed st 12i> |a*r cent and the box
production at 130 per cent.
“The slump in the apple demand,
t<x., was mv.M'd indirectly by buyers
having found themselves nipped when
the peach, cantaloupe and Bartlett
pear deala went l*ad. Dealers are prone
to hold off for a while. This is a