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HOOD RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER,' IO, 1925
Ijuob Ätorr Älaritr COOPERUTIVE MAD
KETING IS BOOSTED
Marketing of Oregon products oo a
large cooperative scale will be pushed
In campaigns carried on throughout
farming sections of the state, K. H.
Kipp, manager of the marketing de
partment of the Portland ChauMier of
Commerce, utli’ upon his return Tues
day from a ait weeks’ trip through the
A BETTER WATER SUPPLY
While sway Mr. Kipp paid special
attention to cooperative methods of
marketing farm crops. He found con
siderable vigor to the movement every
where, with buslneas men backing the
plan no leas actively than the farmers
themselves
He attended sessions of the Coopers
tive institute, Philadelphia, and found
its conclusion* to be that cooperative
marketing reduces cost« of distribution
itself or else brings Sliout reduced
prices on the part of other distributive
agencies.
“There is no letup in the cooperative
Idea anywhere,” ne said, “and in some
places the movement seems much
stronger. In general, the thought is
that farmers must look to the results
they now obtain under cooperation as
compared with conditions before they
organised sueli marketing systems,
rather than to match their progress
with the condition of unorganised In
dividual growers.”
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If roo do not recai re your Oregonian
regularly or wish to subscribe for
oitbbr by carrier or mail, plonge <g
Oregonien agent Pbone 2908. t 2ltf
FOR SALE
Great Values in New Fall Suits
For sal»— A Ford delivery trnek. good ra
nlng eoodIiloa, « new Urea. (luo. Write M>
Fannie Tnrpla.Rtdr«, pbond MSB.
on
Cut along the newest Fall lines, in newest Fall patterns, tail
ored in the most careful fashion.
English models, single and double breasted types, conservative
suits of stsunch worsteds, cassimeres, and other fine woolen fabrics.
Patterns to please all, and sizes to fit the short, the tall, the slim
and the stout, and our prices sre within your reach.
We give the
biggest clothing values that can be secured anywhere, and we do
not misrepresent. You can depend upon what we tell you, and
Hood River folk, apparently, are ail
agreed that the city needs an increaae
in lta water supply. We believe that
a sentiment la cryatallalng that will
j;
bring about an early and unified action
on the part of authorities aud citiaena
For Hale—A ael of orchard truck a
in thin all important problem.
T, J. Abbaia, tel. 6«*
At the present time, city official» and
For Bale—Dry II-1 neb fir wood, delivered.
Call mornings or evening». Salsman Broa.,
interested private Individuals are at a
pbona 4717.
,
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loss as to the best method oi procedure
absolutely dependable and are backed up by one of the strongest
because uo definite data on sources of
guarantees that can be given for your entire satisfaction.
supply 1» available. The time has ar
We invite you to come in and see them —try them on—ex
rived when the city council and the
mayor should appoint an advisory
amine them carefully and note the high class tailoring, fit and finish
committee of from throe to five repre
they possess.
sentatives, diriUferegted taxpayers of
the city, to Investigate all practical
We are also prepared to show you, a fine aggregation of new
and feasible water supplies, in all
models
in Top Coats and Overcoats tailored of All Wool Tweeds,
their phases, and to report to the
For Bale or Trada-*70 aeree 1« mitas south of
Cheviots, Herringbones and Fancy Overplaid Materials. The largest
authorities as soon as possible their
The Dalton sanable for slock ran eb. Will
trade for Hood River, Mosier or Tba Dalles
conclusions. The committee should be
The native calm of the city wag dis property of equal valua. Markat road sur
asaqrtment in the city for for you to select from, at lowest prices.
furnished or authorised to employ turbed yexterday efleruoon wlien tbe veyed ajmoet to the place. M. C. Jewell, The
Dalles, Oregon.
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competent assistance In the matter of expioelon of a roiupremied air tank,
For Bate-Ford lroïï^ll«naa<l7(Klôri-vrô
which
wrecked
«
|x>rtion
of
the
llood
engineering and construction.
atroet, on U m
River garage building, was quickly fol Helgbte T,rr,er*- lK1
Thia is a matter that should cal) for lowed by a fire that threatened busi-
Hie united support of every individual neaa gtrueturea ou Oak street. The
For (ato—A oue-borae phaeton at your own
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Made for us by the Oregon City Woolen Mills-
and every business faction within the force of the exploxion of the tank, lo price. L. W Cannon, Brookside Drive.
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made of all pure virgin wool, cut full and in the
corporate limits of the town. We be cated in the imxement of the building,
A new lot just in this
A big assortment of neat latest styles, with two pairs of full cut knicker-
tore to «mall aplluters 2H- by 12-lncb
lieve that all will get tiehind such a
sleepers. Flying pieces of tlie heavy
movement.
well made Blouses, in ages bocker pants. These suits will please you in style, week. The newest styles
tank’were scattered over the big base
Fur Hale-Orehardpaddere, picking baga and
workmanship and wearing qualities. The best
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Let’s all of us work constructively ment, where uiechanlcg were at work, a nailing prora. Pbone 6«M.
5 to 16 years. Suitable for suits you can buy for the money. Bring the boys and most desirable patterns.
toward a better water supply for Hood but no one was struck. One automo Fer Hale-Two modern bona«, one 4 rooms
bile waa wrecked. A bole waa blown and the other « rSoma. Bargain It taken at
in and let us show you how well we can supply Biggest values in the city.
River.
school or dress wear.
through the display ruojn of the once. Both I d good raaldeaoa district. Pbone
your needs. 2nd Floor.
garage. A visiting motorist, who aat »«■_________________ '______ “»U
♦ •
VICTOR C. F0LLKNTO8
reading four feet from the hole left' For Bale—Toy Boston terriers,• two months
si:
In their playtime boys and girla In the floor, was untouched, although old. fine Mock. «14 84ate st., tel. l«tt.
For Bale-Eleairle table grill, used only a
often form ideal« that will rule a rocking -chair was blown over hia few
tlrnee, enot I18A0. uood as new and will
bead.
EDEN ENCAMPMENT. NO. It, I- O. O. F,- CANBY W. R. C —Meets second and fourth
throughout their liven.
The right
Regular meeting second and foarth Monday,
Saturdays of each month In First Nallousl
. eStr
The fire destroyed a »mall frame Mil obMp. Pbone M71,
Bank Building, al 1 o’c’ock d m.
of esob month.
Geo. Clark, 0. P.
ideal«, established In tbe formative building, one of tbe last of its kind in
Geo. W. Thomson, acribo.
Mra. Dee Boyd, Preeldent.
Mrs. Ethel Batum, Becretary.
period of youth, have a value that the city, in tbe rear of mercantile ea-
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORK MEN
For
Balo
or
Bxchange-
17
surra.
1
mile
from
tablialunents. The damage waa nom-
Riverside Lodge No.«»—Meeting night« Hi HOOD RIVER C1KCLJC NoAM, NEIGH BOK8
cannot be estimated.
Hood Blast, M mile from city, limits, all un
Inal.
and »rd Saturdays, l«l. Nat'l. Bank Bldg.
of Woodcraft—Meets al K. or P. ballon the
der Irrigation, due soil, wonderful view, lota
Victor C. Follcniii« for the past year
drat Tuesday nlgbt of each naontb.
H. L. Howe, Fluaoorer.
of nice abadotroes. Will exchange for Port
Chester Bbute. Recordar.
Elisabeth Buelow, G. N.
land dr Wlllamrite Valley property
F. L»
supervised the play and'recPeation of
Mrs. F. H. Blagg, Clerk.
Kaakfa, Dsuedee, ore. ________ an-B10.24.oe
TROUT LAKE
Hoot! River boys and girls. He car
WOMEN’S AUXILIARY OF HOOD RIVER MT. HOM K CAM P MSS. R. N.'U-, meets second
SOCIETIES.
Mrs. A. Elmer wa( a White Salmon
Post. AmerlMn Legion. No. 21. Meet» Orel
ried into bis work a background of
and fourth Fridays of each tdonth over Klrai
Monday eve of each month al 1st National
»1 lid tor last week.
Bank bldg. Mrs. Harold Hersbner, Pres., National Bank.
training that made it effective, but he
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Bl
VEH
«HAPTKR
WO.
(7.
R.
A.
M.-
Mra. Marie Koeek and daughter,
For Sul« fir and pin® Id In. «nd 4 fl. wood,
Louise VolstorlT, O.
Meeta Brat and third Friday nights of eaob Mrs. May Wblteomb, Hae’y.
Zana Ca> nee. Re«.
was possessed of something far better EliiabeUi, now of Portland, «pent a
For Ute-SB White Itabor», pallata. ( mos. delivered nMrwbrreln the valley. E. Beaure
month.
A. F. Howes, H. P.
o*i
oM, 78c each; aleo 2 White Wyandotte «ockar- gard. Tel. Udell m.
W.
M.
boat,
Becretary.
it. Secretary.
and finer than hi» experience. He had few day« viaiting did frlenda here •U. B. L. Camming«, Hid. », Hood River. slO
WAUNA TEMPLE PYTHIAN 8IBTKR8 No I HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. to, o T e / b Z
Maeta the second and fonrtb Thnradaya of
For Bate —«Apple, peach, pear and cherry KEMP LODUHNo. lit, 1.0. O. F.-Meetetn
Meets eecond and fourth Tnaaday avenin»
an enthusiasm and a love for hl* work lately.
each month at K.of P ball.
of each month. Visitors cordially welcx,
trass. We have a foil line of general nnreery
Odell Odd Fellows' ball every
Hatar-
Mra.
Ina
M.
Wrndllng,
K.
C.
stock. PiMM* Parkdale Mor write C.T. Raw-
Now that the White Salmon-Trout
Gladys Gilbert, W. M.
with young people, and this Intangible
day otghl. Vialtora eordtally welcomed.
Mra. Mary C. Ruggles, M. of R. and C.
eon. Parkdale.
.
5
IMtr
Margaret Fletcher, Pec'y.
LeooarsN. Taylor, N. U.
something left Its mark on many boys lAika road 1» a certainty, why not get
Airy Smith. V.G.
busy agitating the completion of the
W. O. W. — Meetings «very first and third
H. B. Caugbey, Secretary.
and girla of Hood River valley.
Tnnrsday night, at the Flrot Natloual Bank (DLEW1LDE LODGE NO. Uff, 1. O. O. P -
Trout lAke-Yaklma acenlc road around
Geo. Clark, Treaeurer.
Maete In Fraternal ball, «vary Thursday
Building.
Parents, who wstclied the work of the south side of Mt. Adama?
sight.
fl. g. Bartmem. N. G.
W E-Hhay, C. C.
Geo. W. Thomson, Bieretary.
L. J. Lindsey, Clark.
Mr. Folleniua ail express regret that
Moat of the farmers have their
WANTED
his services are uo longer available in threshing done, being two or three
LAUREL REBEKAH LODGB No. (7.1.0 O F,
I Itou» oman. Cleaning and
Reeta flrot and tblrd Mondays each monti)
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the city »cbools and during the vaca weeka ahead of the usual time. The
manent Job to good man.
Mro. Daisy Havens, N. U.
heada of grain are not aa large aa ex
alO
Misa Gertie Mill«, Nee.
tion period of summer.
HOOD
RIVER
LODGE
NO.
MB,
A.
F.
a
nd
A
pected owing to the hot weather ripen
M.-FIrat and third Wedneeday nig bls o
Mr. Foilenlus is going into other ing the grain before it wag fully grown.
MT. HOOD COUNCIL No. ». R. a H. M. MsM» HOOD RIVER CAMP, NO. 7,78», M. W A.—
each month.
J. H. Haslett, W. N.
In Masoale Hall «vary third Tuesday In
Kent Shoemaker. Bee’y.
Meet» In K.of P. b«üI every 1st and »rd Wed.
work, the broad field of apple selling.
We underetand that John Good, be
anebmontb.
W. r. Laraway. 1. I. R.
of each month.
V. K. WolgamoU, E. O.
A Outlaid, Recorder.
We expect him to carry hi» energy ing the lowest bidder, will lie janitor
HAZEL REBEKAH LODGE No. IM, IX).O.K.
W. T. Fraaler. Clerk.
Meets tba first and third Tnaaday evening In
and ability into that, and we prodiri of our school the coming year.
each month In tbs Odd Fallows Hall, seven OLETAANKK.MHLYNO.ua. UN ITKU ART-
HOOD KlvKR V a LLET HUMANE SOCIETY
Joshua Aerni, J. O. Vendon and C.
miles south of Hood
River. R. D. I
l«nna.-M«Mte the first and third Friday«
xnccess for him. But we’ll wager that
Hood River. Ore. JammMranahan, Pro«
Ora Bleverkropp, N. G.
at old K. of P. ball. C. D. HlxwcTl«, M. A.
A. Pearson have the contracts for car
Mr« Alma Howa. Rae. Laalto Boiler.Treaa.
Marie Kemp, Bee.
Mr. Folienlna la going to mira his con rying the children to and from school.
J. H. Koaauo m» rvlary.
r
Call pbone 1(01.
tari with the young folk.
The
young
people
’
s
social
Friday
■MVwmmaraMrorasmrasswraawraraa*
evening was well attegded, although
we uilxxetl «everal familiar faces. A
CLARK SKEDI.lNb BERRIEN
»bort program and refreshment» were
The news of discovery of a method enjoyed.
of Ruccerafully combatting the root
J. K. Reynold*, the genial proprietor
weevil that haa taken a heavy toll of of the Guler hstel. Is entertaining a
xtrawtierry acreage over the northwest ulster from tile middle west whom he
Wanted—The UM>y, MeNelll A Libby Mn-
nery.alThe Dilles, Ore.. Is operating on pesie
xhould be cheering to ranchers of the had not seen for 26 years.
eltbletlm« Canning eeexon will extend to
O. L. Wilson and family have lately
ahosi tbe middle of December. Partie« de
mid-Columida. If the poison bait kill«
returned from an auto trip to Beattie.
For Bale—Foor passenger Winton ear, good siring employment please write far partico
condition, for ÑA L C.Baldwin, tel. 17M. HMf lare. Libby, McNeill A Libby, The Dalles,
the dextrnctlve beetles with tbs dis
Oregon.
o»
patch indicated by experlmenta, we
Clipped
Here
and
There
Wanted
Capable
woman
tor
general
bouae-
may yet see the Clark Seedling straw
work. Phone IKB.
r..
edlf
berry come back to a dominant place
Some yearn ago. The Spectator "in
in the horticultural activities of ranch curred a ileal of cenaure by pointing
For Bate—S aarM, t room boqae, hen boose.
bMd of young pollata. laying, low of frail,
ers, here and In other mid-Columbia out that it wasn't the rtty's buaiueex 200
and
note. Well wllb pump In kiteban. City
to provide for a lot of tramp motor
osier
Talapbone Hally mall. All tor
aectioaa.
ist» free accommodations In auto KM». near.
Write for particulars. Mr«. L. D. Hlsl-
Dipping back into the history of the can>|m, which were geuerally uul- enp. Route 1, Newberg. Ora.
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fruit bHaineiw here, we find that the Mncra. The howl that greeted this
For
Bate-Bsvsral
need
apple
graders
of
var
excellence of early ¡»eaches caused thia Rtatement waa go vociferous anil of ious makM. «Isa«and prlem. C. M Bbeppsrd,
jsoif
ficial. that The Spectator felt quite ebons Odell 1«X
FOR RENT
district Its first outside attention. They confident that the free auto campa
For
Bale-Mouarch
staci-
lop
rang®,
roulpped
For
Keot
-
Two
fnrnlebsd bedrooms. In
were grown on the ranch under the were a greater nuisance than tliey Wltb waterbMk ; oak »»ookesae. Tal. (9fe. |Mtr
quire of Mr, Emma Broslos, »14 Engens «U,
Ruthton hill grade of the highway had lieen iminted. Of course, what
Rood River.
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For Bal»—H «croa on Avalon Way, moatly In
and now owned by the Morton estate. was xaid here did not deter the city commercial orchard. May ba subdivided for
For
Reut
—
Four-room
fnralsbed
list,
wltb
iifficia'x from going ahead with thrir
bakotifol suburban borne Prior MX«) pri v«i. hath and garage, «27 AO Pbone «51 or
Thon T. R. Coon ¡moved the quality of plans to »pend the public's money to maklag
Kaey terms Investigate
Kight Inches of Inqnlrs isor. Taylor at. *
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the Clark Seedling berries, anil the provide free water, free accommoda Farmers irrigating On. water go;wlth thia
placa. J. R. N lek elmo, phone MM.
Je4ll
For Rent-1»waly modern bungalow, oom
rulalng of that fruit brought Hood tion«. free dance halls, free reut, and
River into the eye cf dealers and ron- free everything else for a lot of S?’^Gfeglan. Ran*.
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Itenerant gas bugs whose coming to
xumers over a wide area.
our city snd stay “in our uildat'' plicalion. Richard Nyman, Walla Walla,
For Reni—Am noi nein» »«rage InrMrof
apl.'M
might lie considered aS profitable as waahlngton.
my rmldence. and will rent to responsible
an 'nvr.Mlon of locusts or a circux
For H.le-Nor«, (ta «ato ml radneed to I K^phiSTUS *
C“So’
THE EMM El, RECITAL
» M)
(AdWWt
WS».
visitation. Nothing t»n restrain of FW
6o
Hood fototta
rate mt
at Hohl
right nwtmmm
prleea. Read'a I
Txjcai folk will liav< an opportunity ficials from making plana to «pend Radio Shop.
IdOtf
For Kent—Two apartmenle al (01 Blate st.
tomorrow evening of listening to n the |x*o| 'e'» money for something—or
Pbone 1874.
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For Hale—1 awls' Trap nr« tod Reda now lead ,________
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auything.
-Portland
Spectator.
piano recital by oue of the »tate’»
all Rada al Puyallup oontaat. with an eight I Forttent -A room* anartment very rra-
J5* iuff P*r ^lrJ' 91 I*r r»nt «onable. Knqulra 1*2 UoTumbta atroet. A.
youngest music student«, who himself
else egga- Beller order your docker- Heevra. phone *4«.
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There la nothing more dejecte.I than toanderd
now while we bava them.
Ralph R I
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I» n mude master, having successfully the plcturea of defeated eandldatea ala
Lawta.
Jy»otr
For Hent WIII Isam » acres on Country
taught a ntimlxT of children here the which Mtnre af one front prominent
u.i.
>___ _ _ .
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.1 Club road near Koekftwd store. Good bouM
•H,‘ run"ln» water end barn. Planted to
Use either fuel equally well.
last several years. We,refer to Clif placer after election, nnlena it be thoae UMD gallons. Also gm »Under. Tel. 6W7. J«if|h«y
and berries. Would like to »ell stock.
chantnuiina
pennant»
which
always
Ernest
uoaae. KM. ».
elBtf
ton Enunci, who will utilise proceeds
The
stove
that
keeps
fire
longer
For
Hale
or
Trade-Horse,
choice
of
three
hang over the btisinvM atreet of the
of the recital in defraying expense« city long moiitha after the chantauqna weir bls, IIM to IMO. Ray GI boon. Phone Odell
For Item—offlea rooms In Broalns bonding.
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J2SIÍ
than any other and outlasts a half
Steel Bodies
R. E. »coll.
«TltC
at the University of Oregon this fall. han eoi.'.e and gone. Oh would that
For
Salo
—
5
aere«,
2
mura
out,
4
room
houee.
For Rem-Tbran furnlobed rooms. 1110 Eu
dozen
ordinary
stoves.
Many
of
these
Young Mr. Enunci has worked hl« way aoir« go .<| public spirited perron might pleetarod, tew bearing pears, 100 young Dell-
gene, or phone ma.
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cions Apples, nice pasture, «ood well and
through high school. He expects to take them down.—Newberg Graphic.
Cast Bodies
heaters are going strong after fifteen
Σ.r.Ï!y'e!Z2.^y.rl-*î?I For Reni-lj«rge tarnished sleeping room
work his way through college.
Ï•Â.ÎTtSa?
’ 'B for ‘
'®'
wHh b»lh »ud fornnaa beat. Eaqnln. al KM
I>«u’i be what you ain't,
R Booti today.
JLnf
8tate Kiroat, aerara from library
afotf
He haa made a record here through
Je«’ i>e what yon la;
H
nr "r *Dd °*k ’’T’,».!1
For Kent - A 2 room apartment for llgbt
If you 1« not what yon am.
hi» sturile« and high school »ludent
H. MBman, Bummil.
Jjlltf | housekeeping »nd one room wltb llgbt and
Then you am not what you In.
«ley activities. He deserve« the «up
Fnr B. ta- A» to. wishing erahm>P>« JHy Ä^TeT mm
’’ *“*" îiw’
If you're just a little tadpole
port of the people of his home town.
end sweet pickles, sweet, sploed eneo in ber KTZ _ 1,1
Don't iry to be a frog;
23 inch Wood Heaters, <4 e yc
pick Ira. «Il Mra. Rl t Ueora. MN
Jlltf
tor k M i _ Kuralshed Rmr-mom npMkmgkt
The Asbury Methodist church auditor-
If .voti're just a tall,
cast
top and bottom............ < I w. f w
with privale balta, alenine range, bent. Water
Ima, where the concert will be held
Don't try to wag the dog.
For Bale-A Repnbllc lu ton truck Alto ,nd d I
afe!
»■yard «ravel bed wltb hydraullc holst Te, I and pbone turn labe». Tbl, mt.
You (an always pas« tbe plate,
tomorrow evening, should be crowded
ParkdnleM. Chae. Strack.
Jlitf
rnr
20 inch All Steel Heaters,.
A E
if y.>n enn’t exbort and preech;
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i.
For Bale—Dodgs tearing Mr. good running
If you're JiiKt a little pebble.
top
fans
and
screw
draft
.......
.ww
order, ebeep. Pbone t7fe, H. ». Ueliigan.
A BETTER BAKERY
Don't try to be tbe beach.
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For Rent— ApartfoeM.
Steel Air Tight Heaters,
g|?
Don't be what you ain't.
Through hard work and ax a result
Adnltaonly. Tel. (M(.
For sale — Cbaap Span of maree, black and
.lex'
l>o
nliat
you
la;
of their vision, Mr. and Mrs .lames
bay. Have no era for them a* 1 am keeping
Keeps
fire
48
hours
—
bums
every
Fo- the nixrijwho plays it square
but one team. (Jail 4«13.
jtif
Brophy have opened one of the flnext
lx « going to get "hia.”
thing from slack coal to sawdust—and
For Bale-Macros apples and pears adjoining
small town.bakery plants In the North
—The IJve Wire.
West Harrell ecb<x>i. « rtxitn modern house,
burns
west. Mr. and Mrs. Brophy, since they
its own smoke, too. The safest
barn, packing bouse, and apple bourn. Prim
MISCELLANEOUS
right. Alan « aeree about Ú bearing; bonae,
t«>ok over the Hood River Bakery, have
Irrigation
bar* and chicken bourn. 1 Will sell the above
stove to leave, as drafts are ground
given the public bread and pastries of
Tills I» the logical timff to solve your property cheap If taken soon. L. H. Hmlth,
Kt. 4, Box 67, Rood River,
mist/
to fit perfectly air tight
Occupies
bienne notify John Carano,
quality. Hood River folk have given irrigation problems for next year. I
Let us show you this splendid
For Bals-Going Into the «heap boem«
Lave
liel|H*d
many
in
thia
valley
and
_
.
(»ea
and
them support. But they deserved that
little,
floor
space
but
does
a
tremen-
Electric motors sold, ranted and repaired
Heater
that looks like a fine piece
will
aall
my
truing.
tuberculin
teataC
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tested
cows
will tie glnd to help you. Will lie
rvaah. Alm
Aleo for
ft rale V. u. Weber, route », Hood Rivai. Ore., pbone
support Hood River need» such en pleased to look over your problem and cheap. Erran and coming fresh.
Odell
MB.
kSTtf
registered
Holstein
bull
calf.
Loeatad
2
of
furniture
—and tliat heats a whole
duous
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terprises as that established by the dlsetiHK tin» mutter with you at no cost < east at Cascade 1 oehk*
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Cascada Locks. Ore.
house
with
Jess fuel than cellar fur
heating
owners of the Hood River Bakery. or obligation to you. Phone 5937.
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K.
E.
Newell.
For
Bale
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nace or stove.
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Hood River folk should now see that
toilet end bath. 4 lote and rarage, some fruit
the demand for homemade breed 1« of
trees, shade time aud shrubbery. 1«B Taylor
READ'S RADIO SHOP
ferrai, oh the Heights. Hood River. Address
nnlvernal volume and constant
Let
(Taraos C. Maslkee. Maryhill, Wash
nmr
The Radio Shop •( Hood River
the local bakery feed the harvest help.
J. G. Bradford, Resident Partner.
H. B. Read. KQP. Portland
The deer hnntlng Reason open« to Grebe, Atwater Kent and other line«.
“When there are better nets made,
day. Homebody will UU a man instead
we will have them here.”
of a buck. Do not let it be yon.
SOS Cascade Ave.
Tel. 12<M.
Hart, Schaffner & Marx and Clothcraft Clothes
are
EXPLOSION, FIRE
GIVE EXCITEMENT
BOYS’ BLOUSES
SCHOOL SUITS FOR BOYS
Your old
stoves
taken in
exchange
for new
BOYS’ CAPS
Let’s settle the Heating Stove
Question Right Now 11 •
Why wait till cold wea-
ther when stocks will" be
depleted and everyone in a grand rush ?
Take time to look around, compare
values and decide wisely. Our line is
ready now!
Cole’s Air Tight
Wood Heater
Combination Wood
and Coal Heaters
$26.75
$36.15
^eof. contin"ous..$26.90 up
Good Low Priced Heaters
Cole’s Hot Blast
Coal Heater
$2L25 to......................
ESTATE HEATROLA
' The Parlor Furnace
“ - $26.95 up
E. A. FRANZ CO.