The Hood River glacier., September 17, 1925, Image 2

HOOD RIVER. GLACIER THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1925
ietlcH. but thia year they «re to be
brought to the fore. Basketball has al­
Paar picking and marketing is fairly ways been the only sport and the girls
over bow and some are beginning to have won the larger perceataffi ef th*
pick their Newtown».
game, played, showing that If they
Kelly Bros, are amk-ing aome in-' ■were given a chance they would be
provensentx on tbe Cornell place, grav* able to make a name for themselves in
allng vR* road and wiring tbe houae athletics. So this year they are »o be
given their chance, not only in basket­
for «lectric lights.
Chas. Schuknecbt attended tbe wed­ ball, but in baseball, volleyball, track
Mr. Haslrtt has furnished Hood IUv- ding of Miss Juanita Hart and Harold and tennis, and the outlook for tbs
with some Constitution week pro 8. Allen last Thursday, which was sol­ year la more prosperous than ever be­
fore.—V.’ Vaughan.
8uia thia week that should be. and. emnised at Trinity church, Portland.
Mauy school» and places are repre­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Floyd
Rankins
were
wt think, are being appreciated.
Tbe
sented in Hood River high school thia
talk of Judge Wilson at the Lunch visitors at Eugene over last week end. year, there being students attending
Clyde Burk 1» seting on the jury for tbe local high school from different
riub meeting Tuesday left Ms audience
a few day».
parts of California, Dufur, Heppner
resolved to give sober thought iu fiv
F. M. Purdy has wade great im- and Wamic, Ore.; also Portland.
ture when csUed on to participate in' provements to bls plac>e by the good Others from Missouri, Colorado and
solution of governmental problems. His cultivation, replacing of trees and new Idaho.—Georgia Lucas.
was an appeal for deliiieration and biiilding«
H K H. 8. football season is to
Mr. and Mr.«. Roy Masiker have now open with a game with Franklin high
sound thinking and an application uf
the tenets of tlie American Constltu- moved onto the place recently owned school of Portland, Haturday, Heptem-
by Roy CnrnelL
ber 2tf K. O. Garber, u recent gradu­
tlda. Tomorrow evening Hood River
Dr. Lora II. Diamond, of Linger ate of Oregon Agricultural College, and
folk will be given an opix>rtunity cf I.onger orchard, motored to Portland now a member of the Hood River high
hearing another «liKtlnguli-lied son of I ji lair <lay with her daughter and Hchool faculty, acting as Hood River’s
The 1 telles. Judge Butler, who will de­ fiance, who had spent the wtsdi end present coach, stated that, "Hood Riv­
er high M-bopl’s’prospects for this year
liver an adlreas ten the Constitution with her, to attend the wedding Thurs­ are good." Among the other things he
day, Bepteml>er 1<*, at noon. Mr. and
under auspices oi tlie Elks lodge. We Mrs. Allen left for & attic and British ineutioiMHl were that, "Hood River had
«iiggest that al! the family attend. It Columbia points immediately after the a very good line, and a fairly good
will result in «iibeequent beneficial dis­ ceremony, to be gone for a_ few weeks, backfield, which he hoped to have in
and will tb<-n he at home to their many good condition for the opening game.”
cussions eround the family fireside.
frienda Octolier i In their new home He also stated, "Tlie second game of
Last night Maxon« of tbe community at
748 E. 23rd street North, Portland. tbe season would be with Roosevelt
were privileged to hear an address on Mr. Allen served us a commissioned high, also of Portland, October 2. and
the Constitution by Judge Bronaugh, offli-er in tlie English navy during the that he expected Itoth games to furni«h
of Portland. The lesson« that all of World war but «luce the war has lieen plenty of interest for the upectators.”
Taking all into con«ideration and un­
these messages will carry to ¿^xxl Riv­ asoociated with radio work and is now less something very uuforseen «imet
manager
of
the
L.
C.
Warner
Co.,
of
er folk will he very beneficial*’
Portland, wholesale manufacturers of up, the students of Hood River high
school have every reason to Itelieve that
radio sets and imrt.s.
their team will head tlie league this
Mr.
and
Mr*.
E.
O.
Crow,
brother-in-
"Pooh ! Pooli !” It was Silverton
fall.— Robert Butler.
talking to Albany. Cucumber« formed law and alstcr of Floyd Rankins, are
expected over the week end“ and are
the aubject of the scoffing retort. Some thinking of locating here if they can
What Relation Are Newlyweds?
Albany gardener had reported a salad find a suitable place.
A double wedding, a family affair in
melon that was nine inches long. .A
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ellsworth have the superlative degree, occurred here
Silverton "cuke” grower found one that traded tbeir orchard, formerly known Tuemlay, wheir John It. V. Call mar­
measured 11 inches. Ruch cucumbers sa Hweeny Place, for an a|>artment ried Mrs. Celia J. Greene, and Jess
honae in Portland and exjiect to n«>ve Eugene Green, son of Mrs. Greene,
ns these never excite attention in Hood by the first of next week. Mr. and married MI hh Mellm M. Call, daughter
River, but C. T. Roberta, of the Pine Mrs. Ellsworth came from California of the first mentioned bridegroom.
Grove district, noting the squabble and and have la-on here since early spring. Justiie of the Peace Blagg officiated.
gabble over the product of the vines We wish them «uceesa in their new The elder couple are now parents-in-
home.
law a« well a« parents of their chil­
down in the Willamette valley decided
A card from the Corntdl« states they dren. (tonrthouae attaches last night
that
Hood
River
should
let
the
world
•
are having a nice time in Vancouver. were drawing diagrams to figure out
know that cucumbers that are cucum­ B. C.
further relationship of the newlyweds.
bers grow in Hood River. Mr. Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Lehman are expecting Tiiey declared, if there tie «•hildren
from the two union«, that the wisdom
went into bls garden and without mat­ to visit tbc> Round-Vp at Pendleton.
of Holomon may be needed to deter­
ing any special choice, plucked «
Mr. Bryce has liegun pi<-king hi« mine the kinship of the kiddies.
"cuke” that nM'asured 10 inches from Newtown« anil several others are ex-
The two families came here recently
from Idaho. They-all left for Mt.
stem to blossom end. It was IB inches pectlng to tiegin this weak.
vis Hmxi, where the two men are em-
Misa
Ruth
Purdy
ia
a
Portland
in circumference In the middle and It
I for thia week.
ploy<“d by the Mt. Hood Milling Co.
weighed 4% pounds. Now will Silver-
Mrs. Chas. Ellsworth's «on la visit­ Young Green was .18 and Ills bride
ton and Albany please he quiet.
ing her-and helping with fiear. Iiefore only 17.
tiiey move to Portland.
Owing to lack of «pace some of the
r<*ports will he held over and run next
The Hood River hospital has just in­
week with additional reports.
stalled a modern steriliser. The sur­
Ätunr (Marin
PORTLAND WAY
SCHOOL NEWS
4
gery of the local institution is now as
well equipped as possible. And before
we turn to some other topic let us
appeal to local folk to support their
home hospital. Whether an operation
be major or of lesser degree we believe
a patient will receive just as careful
attention here as In sny large metro-’
politan hospital. The skill, experience
and ability of Hood River physicians
and surgeons are second to none. And
then did yon ever stop to consider tbe
personal element when yon are in your
home hospital? You are among home
folks You are not Just a cane. And
that, we think, means a whole lot when
one ia getting ready for tlie operating
table or is a convalescent.
Ghe PARIS FAIR
E1 re
New Fall Coats and Dresses
You will find our Millinery Department prepared
to supply you with the newest creations in hats for
matrons and misses. New arrivals all the time direct
from the leading style centers. You’ll find our prices
the lowest and our assortment the. largest.
We invite you to call and make your selection
now. A big assortment to select from and you’ll find
our prices the lowest. Come in and see them.
—2nd Floor—
, —2nd Floor—
T
Corsets One-half Price
Ladies’ Hosiery
Gossard front lace and other makes—discontinued
models. A good run of sizes to choose from but not
a full run of sizes in any one kind. Ybur choice at
one half price.
Nowhere in the city will you find the complete
assortment in Hosiery as you’ll find here. Every color
and shade you may neea or desire in the Bize and
quality wanted will be found in our Hosiery Dept
Hose that give satisfaction in every way and at a
moderate price. Let us supply your needs.
Special—Woolen Hose for Ladies 50c
Ladies’ Hose Special 48c
Here is a bargain in a good warm Woolen Hose.
Just what you should have for working in the apples.
A hose that will keep you warm ana comrortable.
Some we bought at a big reduction. Regular $1.00
values. Your choice, while they last,
the pair.................................. ..... .. ..............
Another shipment «of Silk Hose fpr Ladies. A
good assortment of colors and about all sizes. These
are slightly irregular but certainly wonder-
ja
ful values at the pair........................................... wOC
MISCELLANEOUS
POR RENT
For Kent—Furnished -oom. for light honae.
Birayed or Stolen - A Persian kitten, ar-
ke.pl ug. inquire of Mr». Kinmel. 711 Col­ ■wera to name of King Tut Finder pteaa. >«■
ombia
.1711
turn lo Mr«. Davenport and receive reward.
Tel. J41J or «Ml.
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For Rent - Two fnrnl.bed bedroom*. In.
LEW IX' TRAPNK8TEDRBDB lead the Red.
quire of Mn. Kmma Broelua, *1« Kttgene •!.,
at Puyallup by an ever incraaslng margin,
Hood River.
«10
with ■ ten month.' averoge of in egg. per
For Rent -Four-room fUrnlebed flat, with bird. Cockerel« for Mile MW HO to 828.00 each.
.I7lf
Clvnle bath and garage, 823.10. Phone 3261 or Kai ph R. Lewis.
Quire 1308 Taylor at.
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USED CARS
FOR SALE
INTERSTATE
MOTOR CO.
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For Rent- Lov.ly modern bungalow, com­
pletely furnl.hed, .bort dlataoce from elty.
For rent for tbe winter or longer. Tel. 6703,
Klectrlc motor, exchanged, .old, rented and
repaired Milwaukee Water Hy.tema, V. G.
Mr.. (Jergl.na Rand.
.lOtf
Weber, route 2, Hood River. Ore., phone Odell
For Rent—Two apartment, al 801 State st. 105.
atrtr
Phone Ik74.
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Remember that Hood River bro an active
k For Kant—Office room« In Broalu. building. Humane Hoclety. Tel. 1201 when you want
R. K. BcotL
n'J7tr
official aotlon of tbe body.
JyMtl
Wanted — Experienced truck driver and
plumber’« helper wl.bee steady Job for win-
ter. Call 11M Twelfto «*., elty.
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For Kent—Large fnrnl.bed «leaping room
with b.tb and furnace beat. Knqnlro at 601
Blate Htreet, acroea from library.
afolf
Vacation at tbe Beach. Cottage for real at
Iteach Canter, near Lnng Beach, wash. Ideal
location.
Modern convenience.,
R. W.
Kelly MU-_______________ _____________ jlltf
For Kan I — A '2- room apartment for llgbt
For Kxebange—Stack and dairy ranch.
IXMiMheeplDs and ooa room with llxbl and
bath. High .chool .tudent. or «ni.ll fsmily Want home propoelUon, Incom., what have
yout Addrero C. H. C., rare Glacier.
xtf
preferred. Tel. 2873,
■>
alSW
Wanted-Th. Libby, MaNalll A Libby can
nery,M Tba Dalle.. Oro., is optea ting on pror.
alibi* time. Canning Manon will ax land lo
about tbe mlddl. or December. PartlM de­
alring «mploym.nl. pleaae writ, tor particu­
lar.. Libby, McN.111 A Libby, Tb. Dalle.,
Orogon.
(
«a
Oregon.
Wanted—(.'«panic woman for general houae-
work. Phon. 1103.___________________ *»tr
The Hlnger Hewing Machine On. has moved
to a larger store—211 «rd fig , baok of Bnt 1er
Banking oo Oom. and nee latest creation In
■ewlng machine«. We will allow you a good
For Rent—Apartment. 1227 Cawade Ave. allowance on yonr old macblnee. We have
«ecoiid bandone* for aale also. We clean and
Ad'-’rworiy. Tel. »43.
|Sutf
repair all make, ut machines. Needles and
WantM—100 calve« and ferab ra««t. Orr-
FnrnMbwi Ooltire«—By week, day or oil* and repairs for all makes at machln> a.
ron Silver Fox sad Fur Farm., opposite Uie monito. w1»li or without board. Waueoma W> do bemstltenlng at «. 8 and 10c per yard,
Columbia (Jorg. Hotel. Pbon. 6V98.
<W7tl
UoiUigetf, Tei. 30M.
jyMIf
and button bole making.
aZtr
For Rent- Two S-room .pertinent, rerond I-
Honed,*1« «ach. Apply to Mr* H. J. Fred«,
leka. Tal. Ss.
Htf
Wanted—Man experlaneed la orchard work
and oapabi. or operating tractor and truck
HtMdy work to n.ht party. Phon. Odell 2«
John C. DuckwMl._________________ Jtbtr
r?h
KE2SI
/
THREE WISE MEN
Said, “Let’s go to the 20TI1 CENTURY and
buy our Foodstuffs’’—
&
“We save the cost of delivery; we save the
ordinary Grocers’ cost of carrying credit
risks. We save on the 20th Century’s supe­
rior method of Food distribution. The thou­
sands of keen discriminating Buyers who daily
trade there, is sufficient proof.
|
I
Offerings Saturday & Tuesday, Sept. I9lh-2lst
FEDERAL MILK
SRRIMP
Tall cans, 3 for_______ 25/
Latest Pack
No. 1 Sanitary Tins
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES
15/
Package
9/
MAPLE LEAF SALMON — Rich Columbia River Spring Chinook, Peer of all Salmon
Half-pound can, 25/
Pound can, 40/
BIG APPLE DEAL
BY ASSOCIATION
■>
New Fall Millinery
We are offering an unusual opportunity for the
early buyers in this line. Every garment adhering
to the demand of fashion in line, material and color.
Long sleeve in tight effects and the new bishop style.
Flaring backs as well as straight line types.
(Marguerite Harms)
FOR SALE
Chevrolet Roadster
At tbe last meeting of tbe board of
directora of Hchool District No. 3. _ A
Late Model
M. Cannon was authorised to.procure
another teacher to help in the com­
Overland Coupe
mercial department half time, and to
take tbe study hall half time. The
Late Model
board also instructed him to add three
“H«>re 'typewriters to the commercial
department, making a total of 20 now
1921 Chandler
used. These machine« are used each
of eight period« of the day.
1919 Franklin Chummy
Mias A. Sawyers tiecame assistant
commercial teacher. Hhe has had aav-
Roadster
eral years' experience in public schools
and taught last year in the Northwest­
Late 1923 Light 6
ern School of Commerce at Portland
from which «lie brought excellent tea-
Studebaker
11 huolita I m .
The annual school fair will ba held
Saturday In tbe high school auditori­
um and the high school grounil«. The
city schools are participating as usual
Apples and scenery bring folk to Tlie high school will probably have ex­
Hood River, bnt many of them are hibits in commercial work and man­
Tel. 2431 ■
leaving singing the praises of John ual training, and the grade schools
will place their exhibits on tbe audi­
Koberg. The owner of the Twentieth torium stage.
Century truck farm Is realising an am­
A iHiblic reception for the teachers
bition of year« in hie development of in tbe city achoola will be held In the For ante—Dry It-1 neb Br wood, delivered
For Hal. -Irwte’ Trapnroted itods now land
Koberg iteach. The improvements that high school Friday night, HeptemtM-r 0*11 roornlug. or .vanInge Balsman Bro..,
ell Rad. at I'uyMIap contest, with an eight
25, at N o'clock. Thia is to le held phon. 4717.
.10tf
he has made there this summer and under the auHpicee of the P. E. O. Sis­
month, record of 101 rog. pro bird,tel par cant
For Hale-Hod« fountain, grocery «tore and ■tand.rd .l*e ,-gga. Hetter order your cocker­
fall are going to make It a winter an terhood. All parents and patrons are modern
Ralph R.
borne, connected, all new. located on el. now while we have them.
Jytotr
well as a summer recreational center. Invited but no pupila are expected to tbe Colombia river highway, near good camp Lewis.
8M0 French gray fountain and equip­
be prosent. This is tbe Brat time in ground.
For Bale Itedwood water tank, capacity,
ment. I1MO grocery Mock. On account ol poor
several years when an attenyd is being health will have to «ell all cheap, fully equip­ IMO gallon. Alan grit gilnder. Tel. MO7. J23tf
The Hood River High football squad made to welcome the teachers Into our ped, Including «lock and furniture. Over 840
per day Income. Write Box MM, llood River,
han begun practice. The lad« have an community and we hope that tbe pub­ Oragoo.
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excellent coach thia year. The city lic will extend to them a cordial wel­
come Into our midst.
should support the team. Do not limit
The Isiard of dliwtors recently
yonr visit« to Gibson field to days of Hiitliorlzi-d till- superintendent to have
games. Go up an<Twatch practice. Be­ tlie buscnieiit of the Park Htreet Hcliool
ror Male-Two Heetlon entier Urader. *100 ir
come acquainted with player«. Hhow finished for asnembly pun>oaea. They taken at onoe. Tel. 5IW. C. King Benton «ï<
alno ndvised the purchase“ of a new
them ytm are interested in them and school piano for the Coe primary
watch them respond.
school.
Professor and Mrs. W. B. Mathews
The barber«, in raining the price of «pent the week end in attendance at
haircut« anti «have«, overdid It a bit. the county fair at Grasa Valley and
For Hale—A iiepaMIe IU-ton truck. A)*o
F.r Hale—Two modern honeee. on. 4 room*
renewing acqualntancea In that city,
They have announced a return to tbeir where Prof. Mathews taught last yea«. and tb. other 8 room«. Hargaln If taken at »-yard gravel tx-d with hydraulic bolet. Tm
J1SU
once. Both lo good realdenc. dlMrlct. Phone Parkdale M. ( he*. Streek.
old price«, but it will take them a long,
The first hsitball game of tbe «earnin' 074.
«Mt
For Hale-Dodge loarlo« car. good running
will
lie
played
on
'Gibson
field
Satur
­
long time to lure back the many who
For Hate— Toy Booton terrier., two month, order, cheap. I'lxwe 47«, H. H. Dall Iran.
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have purchased r a «ore and have found day afternoon, Reptember 20, at 2.30 old. On. Nook. 814 State at.. t«l. 1411.
o'clock, when Coach Garber'« team
that they tan eaaily shave tliemnelvea. will meet the team frenn the Franklin
Tonsorially «peaking, it wa« a mistake. high «chool, of Portland. The local
boys, under Coach Garber and Assist­
For Bal»—Ford tractor with a n««r engine:
ant Coach Weber, have been doing price
rooaonahla sad trill give .xeallenl term«
some excellent work and we have to mpon.lbl. buyer, or might trade forO. W
every reason to believe that they will brldga atock or bond*. Make me an oiler
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make a good record for themselves in Write K, J. Hcaaroe, Moalar.
this game and every game this year.
For Hale—A 3grad, and a f- grads Cutter
giadsr .nd one Bean «oraver., capacity xx>
A large crowd is expected at this gallon«.
For Bkle-Going into tb. »beep bu.luea. and
Mood term«. Tel. 4S43.
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opening game.
will roll my tooog, tubaronlln teeted now.
Following up a precedent the co­
There“ are two post graduate« at­ For Hale—Fir «nd pine wood, 100 onrd* Tel cheap. Frean and coming frroh. Also for rote
operative «et 1« «t December, when it tending school thia year: Georgiana A. Poaedal. »2 Parkdale,.'noon or evening. 0« registered Hol.tela hull eelf. Ixxxited t mil«
east ot Caacadc Ixmks. Addroro C. 8. ri.lda,
«old a SOC.f’CO-box block of export ap­ Rloeoni and Marguerite Harm«. Moat
mint
For Hale Three Jeroey row«, two heller*. (■.«erode Look «.Oro.
ple«, the Apple Grower« Association, of their work 1« l>elng done In the Apply
Ernest Goos* on Country Club road,
For
Hale-
t
room
houro
with
large
boa.
men I
according to an announcement trade commercial diqiartment.
mile northweal of Rockford Store.
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toilet and bath. < lol. and garage, aom. fruit
yesterday by the sales <!ei*artment, ha«
trees, .hade tree* and ah rubbery. M88 Taylor
«old a large proportion of this season's
Rtrrot, on lb. Heights, Hood Rlv.r. Addrvea
(Reported by different ptipila of the
(MroonC. Mrolker. Maryhill. Wash.
unit
tonnage. Tlie fruit sold will go largely Junior English rias«.)
For
Bale
—
Healthy,
quick
growing
plga.
J.
to expert. While the Association of­
For Bale—My hooro .1 718 Ca n.d e avs. T.I.
R. Förden, phone M2R.
c.“4
Tlie
«eniors
are
very
proud
to
H
an-
ficials would not admit the identity of
M»2.
fWtf
For Bale—A good Jersey row and h.tfer. Tel.
the buyer, it was admitted that the nonnee that they have 10O per <vnt
For Sale- M Inch and 4 foot trood. hallvarod
student
liodv
membership.
Tiiey
are
8888.
G«>
»truck.
a27tf
purchase wa« made by a large eastern
In llotxi River or any wn.ro on Wrot aid.
apple concern engaged iu the fruit ex­ the first tb have the class party, be­ For Hel.-Mod.rn 5-rnom houae with bat b within on. mile. B. Br.urag.rd. Phone
a23U
port business. While no price figures cause of their promptness, and In net­ and half bawment. Call 280. After 8 p m Odell 30«.
nit
were made public by the Association, ting n good example for the lower rail 447ft
For H. Io— Two xood Jeroey oow«, one Juet
clanses Tbe Juniors are next in stu­ For Bale—Modern S-room house, two lota. frroh;
afona 8-yror-oM Jeroey bull. All aro
official« nah! they were satisfactory.
rl«hl. Bull for «ervlee. 1800. Walter
Not since the local apple tonnage dent laxly membership, and will have r.r«ge, close to grade .nd high rohool. Phone priced
We
ite,
tel 472X.
_________________
elf
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reached commercial Importance, ac­ lui) |*r cent, too. All those belonging »81.
to
the
«trident
Ixxly
pay
*2.50,
and
an*
For
Hale
—
Good
lota
for
MS
In
all
paru
of
cording to Assonatimi offie'als, lias no
For Hale-Ftrot-elero etrewberry and potato
land on Highway, 8,10. Ik acre« or more. Kaay Ui.eliy, price, rfohe. A. W. Oalbank AOo. Tl.ti
.treat a portion of the tonnage been admitted to all the school games, he- terms.
Phone Parkdal. 'JfiXI nr write Mr.
sold before harvest. While no figures aliles being given a school “Mascot."— Louis Nex. Ml. Hood, ora.
ug
were revealed, the tonnage far ex­ i’aradine Holbrook.
For
Bale
—
Furnlanad
or
unfurnished
mod-
School rooms In the high school an“
ceeded that of Inst December's sale.
• rn. new 7-room hangalow. concrete porch
unusually crowded this year, owing to and
barom.nt, fireplace, furnace, electric . F<,r8*'»-Apple, peaeb, pear and ebeny
the large increase in the number of ■loveand water heater, lame living room and trero. We b.vea full ilnaotgeneral nursery
Mrs Meacham l-and«, BliJ’hlnook
all
belli
In feature« Frail tree., garden, gar. ■lock. I'bon. Parkdate«or write C.T. Raw-
tbe pupil« and tbe limited number of a««. Furniture
RBtt
Incl nd«, nearly new baby win. Parkdale.
■
sWnon ever din mom«.
At tbe beginning of grand piano, overetnfied davenport, rocker ——------------------
The largest chinook sflRnon
For
Hale
—
A
mil
ch
cow
and
a
4-monthe-old
landed by one of the fair sex in the sch«»»l last year there were around •nd «hairs. Priced lo *ell. Owner moving 'o heifer. Phone 83M. Geo. Haalingor.
slat
inld-Columbla was caught yesterday in 320 pupils. Tills year during the first Texas. A.W Beck ley. 417 May at., tel.3343. a20tf
ths Columbia river off the bar of the week there were 381 which grew to
Foe «ate-By owner, 6K acrw 8 mi's, wrot <M
Hood River, orchard, .mall paatnre. good *1x-
WANTED
White Salmon by Mrs. L. O. Meacham. 372 the second week. A class of 05 room
hone«, large barn and ben honee Price
A
Trolling from Mr. Meach..!<■'« power graduated last June bnt the freshman rennonabte. W. H. Cbnpln, Rfd. 4. box 30. ol
boat, with Mr. Meacham at the tiller class that entered thia fall had 105.
For Hal.-Haveral used apple «rader* of ver-
Wanled-HKXIIIKNT BALBBMA14.
and accompanied by H. O. Kressc. one The present junior class ' has 104 pu­ loo.
m.kra. alee.and prices. C. M. Hbeppsrd.
Married man with oar lo lak. oarvot our
of the most experienced of local an­ pils. bnt tlie other two dasM>« are not PbotteOd.il ItX
jaotr
bualnve*
In Hood Hirer sad KI lek IUU rotie-
glers, Mrs. Meacham wan using s liras« so large. All of the classes have In­
ilea
Mn.t be u«ed lo leeclng tbe public.
For Hale—Monarch *teel top range, equipped Nest appearanr.
creased
In
numbers
thia
year,
making
and willing to work hard.
r<id. The big fish, which weighed 11
With waler back: oak bookcase, T.l. 89M. |0tr
Your Mrning« are limited only by yeur abil­
pounds, played In deep water for 25 It very hard to accommodate all of
ity and w1lllngn.ee to work. Fuller Rruah
ininutM
When tho line wan well them In thia school, which was only
< ompany.se Broadway, YaMblll Bldg.. Port­
land, Oregon.
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played out Mr. Meacham would apeed Intended to hold about 300 pupil«.—
up the boat, in order that Mrs. Meach­ Floretoe Stranahan.
am might “reel in.”
Mias Ethel Rwarta. the girls' athletic
The lilg chinook fought for 4« mln coach, of H. R. H. 8.. say« that tills
utes. and the boat waa below the Co­ promises to be one of the Ix-at years
lumbia Gorge hotel, two mile away tn history for the girls' athletlca ih this
from th* starting point. Iiefore the fish school. Formerly the girls have been
was alongside ready for the gaff.
rather neglected when It came to ath-
r
of Biggest
Values
“QUICK” QUAKER OATS
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
Large package ... ............. 29/
2 for, 15/
SODA CRACKERS
Fresh and crisp, lb.
15/
20TH CENTURY BROOMS— “Six sewn,’’ med. wt, unusually fine quality, each 98/
MRS. STEWARTS BLUEING
DEL MONTE HOT SAUCE
Bottle______________„15/
4 Tins ----------------------- 25/
PINEAPPLE
Curve Cut
Fresh Stock, 4 pounds... 25/
New pack, Mellow, slightly broken slices. Carefully packed, same as the
whole slices. Large cans, 20/; 3 for 59/.
PATENT OR PASTRY FLOUR I
CRISCO
No. 10 Sacks------------- 58/ I 3 pound can ....
CRAB MEAT.
MACARONI
Sakhalin. ”
...
.,- -1
ROYAL WHITE SOAP
73/ I 10 bars 38/
90% whole, firm, sweet, white sections of leg meat
Halves, can, 29/
“A rare treat’’
FKUIT JARS- Ball’s Genuine Mason, égala, doz. 98/; Qta, doz, 68/.
“ECONOMY” MATCHES
Good sized, full boxes
6 for
23/
(While stocks last)
BRAZIL NUTS
ROYAL CITY PEAS
New. Pound____ ........ 25/
Very small, tender and
sweet. 3 cans
55/
"You save 10c, the cost of the tin container.”
Direct from our Roaster to you.
Pound 46/.
Two pounds, 89/.
20TH CENTURY COFFEE.
FLOUR.
Kerr’s Best Patent, 49 lb. Sacks .
Fisher’s Blend
$2,24 Sperry or Crown
--- ------------- 82.44
Direct
12.34
CARROTS------3 bunches 10/
BEETS
8 bunches 10/
LETTUCE_____ 2 for 15/
CAABAGE
per pound 24/
FINE LARGE CELERY 10/
GREEN PEPPERS, lb. 5/
LARGE WHITE CAULIFLOWER--------- 25/
SWEET POTATOES 1
---------- .— 4 pounds, 25/
A Full Line of SWIFT A CO.’S LARD AND SMOKED MEATS.
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