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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1.1925 FINE GROVE Wednestln - at 8 p. id . Pray for the world wiile revival. Remember Billy A liar vest dance will take the place Bunday ui Portland. . of tbe regular social grange Saturday U. K. Delepiue, Pastor, •veuing. Rev. and Mrs. A. F. Lacey are at First Christian Chur«* tending conference In Eugene this Aunual Bible school Hally day ; plan week. ning on 3*«’ presimi ; 100 for the Men's Mrs. Kilbiuk gave au interesting aud Bibls els--, who will have the band instructive talk to the children of the and meet at the Park Street schiMil school last Wednesday ou the life of building; bxliiiKv* of tbe st-hool to meet the < hlldree in Alaska. In tbe church building. Tile wouderfdl (Inward Christian Sol Bernice Jackson is attending Wil IMiutoinlin- lamette University and Elwlu House dier«;" speaker, Mrs. Louise Kellems, of Eugen*-. <>u«* of the. great speakers is at O. A. C. this year. Mr. aud Mrs. A. A. Molir are happy of tbe N’ortli w**st. Come early'and get over the birth of a little sou, born at the eutire program. Mrs. Kelleun will the Hood River hospital Saturday, ><I>eak in the Valley church In the even ing at 8 o'clock. The «-ity church will 8e|geinber 20. unite witii them In this service, and Miss I.ilah Holloway spent tiie week they will Is* tin* guests of the city eml with friends Ln Yaklipa. church in the piornlng service. (Tirls- !x*ona Vickers aud Irene BnxdnP of tlan Endi-avorOrs planning on 75 for Newberg, were injured lu au automo tlielr service at <1.3(1 p. m. Don’t imbn bile accident -last Sunday south of this up. The morning service at 9.45; Portland while on their way to New- «•veiling service in tbe Valley church at ls*rg. They were crow<l«*d off tbe road N o'clock. Come and lie with us on by a motorcycle aud their car over tills great day. The Livingston«**. turned. Mias Vickers was unconscious • for some time. She was taken to her Potato 1-aw Enforcement mother'« borne in Salem. Potato inspectors and county agents A little daughter was Isirn recently report to the state market agent that to Mr. aud Mrs. Floyd Cantrell. the general attitude of growers iiim I A little duugliter, Dorothy Irene, dealer« in iiotatoes is to <>b«erve the was ixij n to Mr. gnd t Mrs. Herman grading and stenciling law, and they ttrmri? on tiie A. A. Mohr ranch Sep urge {hat it be strictly enfon-ej in Jus tember 23. tice to tho--*- who do obey the law. Littlo Margaret Kilbuck, while play "There are some growers, dealers ing alsmt the grader tn the apple anti retailers who ignore the law,” house Tuesday, bud tiie misfortune to says Mr. Bpence,’ "and it will uo doulx? break her urui. I>e necessary to make some proseeu- i’iue Grove Grange dance Saturday, tions Is-foie they will come to time October 3. Music by The Gravenstelns. but tbe most of those connected with the biisin■■■■« weltxime it. Nearly every line of buxines« lias established s dllng BOY SCOUT NEWS products on tiie basis of grad«*, if is to keep outside st«x-k away Troop 3, Boy Scouts, of which Dr. Oregon from its markets, it must protect Fraser is tbe scoutmaster, plana to be gin active work in scouting next Fri- them.*’. day, when th«* first Idg meeting of the Keen Interest in Pygmalion fall season will lx* lield at Riverside church. F'crdlnand Strauss, senior pu Hood River folk are displaying a trid leader, han assisted in arranging k«*en interest In Pygiualion, which will tiie program for tbe meeting. All be present«-«! at the Rialto theatre Oc members of the troop are being noti tober II as the first of the seasou's rep fied by th«* scrils.*, William Halin, to ertoire of the Moroni Olson players, attciKl this organization meeting, 'The whose .shows lien* in former year« scout executive, Clarke Bcliouboe, will have won them high praise. Season l>e present to demonstrate new firyt ticket« bait' been selling well. For the aid work. convenience of those who have not yet Dr. Fraser will Is-gin a series of les purchased their season tickets Miss sons on “Helf Defense.” He lias had Kether Hettinger, who with Miss Ger wide experience in iKixiug qtt a diver trude Horne is in charge of the pre sion, and it is expected the work will sentation of th«* Moroni Olson players Is* Ixitli interesting and highly Instrtu-- for the Little Theatre Club of Hood tlve. River, will I«' at Keir's drug store Sat The Parkdale Boy Scouts will Start urday with tickets. activ«* work Thursday', with a sin*«-ial Miss Hettinger will also have for iis-etlng called by Rev. Hutchinson, sale single admission ticket« for Pyg for pur|s>B«*H of organization ami start malion. ing on its fall work. A winter camp for all scouts of Muir, Wyers Bar Members Hisxl River valley is Ix-ing planned by William W. Muir and Tunis J. Wy tbe i’arkdal«* scouts at their Ix-antifiil have been notified by the clerk of cninpsite on the East Fork. Tbe log ers tin* supreme <«>urt tliat they have cabin is expected to be complete«! in l>HHH<*<t exainlmHions to tiie Oregon bar time to hol<l this camp during the pre Thanksgiving vacation, on Monday, and have beoi admit ted to practice In Tuesday and Wednesday. Scout Ex- Oregon. Mr. Muir, who is in th«* office ecutive Schoulxx* Is assisting in the of Judge A. J. Derby, is a member of development of th«* camp plans with a pioneer Portland family. He studied low at Columbia University, New York.1 Rev. R. A. Hutchinson. Mr. Wyers, member of a pioneer' Ilotsl River held' its first monthly court of honor for Boy S««>uts at th«* family of White Salmon, who is in the «•tty ball Tuesday with 3.S Isiys present oflh-v of City Attorney E. C. Smith, is' to recvtve liadges and awards from tbe a graduate of tile University of Wash Judges. Memls-rs. of tiie court who ington. participated in tin* ceremonial were E. Summons C. Smith, A. li. Bennett, L. B. Gltisoii and Col. Chas. Steinhauser. Victor C. In the Circuit Court of th** State of Follenlna, district comnilHsloner for Oregon for Hood River County, Hood River, present<*d the isiys who Herl>ert J. Itiell, Plaintiff, vs. Effie passed from tenderfixit to second class May Itiell, Defendant raqk. Alls-rt T. Cas<* presented Reid*- To Etfle May Riell, Defendant above IsH-kman, Conrad Miller. Robert Ful ler. Ferdinand Strauss, Sydney Whor- named: In the Name of the State of Oregon, low and Thomas Johnson as first class scouts. lleide Ixx-kman was also given You an* hereby required to np|»*ar and a senior palrol leader's badgi* in rec answer the complaint filed againat you ognition of bls Is-ing th«* first II«s>d in the alMive entitled suit on or before tiie 12th day of Novemlier, 1025, nnd River first class s««>ut. Merit badges were awardetl to Con if you fail so to ap|M*ar ami answer, rad Miller, Sydney Whorlow. Thomas for want thereof th«* plaintiff will aje Johnson and Ferdinand Strauss. Scout ply to the Court for the relief prayed Strauss also re«x‘lVed tin* star scout for in his complaint, namely: for a emblem for <*anilng* mor«* than five device of altftolute divorce, forever dis merit badges. Col. Htelnhauser pre- solving, setting aside and holding for Hcntcd camp emblems to 29 scouts who naught the bonds of matrimony here earin-d this coveted honor nt Camp tofore anti now existing la-tween you and the plaintiff, awarding th«» car«* Liml«erl«mt during the summer. It is expected io hold another ses- ami < nstody of the minor child Ixirn of sai«l marriage, to plaintiff and for xlon of the ««>urt in aliout 3(1 days. MH-h ott u» wl h f ns tn the «wrt mny seem just and equitable. Seventh Day Adventist Cliurrh This summons is m-rved ti|s>n you by Sabbath school Saturday 10 a. m pnbli<*ntion thereof in Tin* Hood River Preaching service 1115 a.-in. Prayei Glacier, a news|siis*r of general circu meeting, Wednesday 7.45 p m. All lation Issued and published weekly in are welcome. Hood ltiv«*r, II cxm I River Oousty, Ore gon, «-omnieneing with th«* issm* of St. Mary’s Catholic Church (><-toi<er 1st. 1925. th«* date of the first First Maas, 8 a. m. and second Mass publication hereof, and ending with at 10.30 each Sunday morning. Even l lie issue of Noveml>er 12th. 1925. the Ing devotions at 7.30 o’clock tomorrow date of the last publication hereof, by Friday, evening and Sunday evening virtue of an order of the Honoraid«* Tel. 8132. Father Joe Smith, Pastor. Fre«l W. Wilson. Judge of the almve entitled Court, mad«* nnd remk*r«*«f the English Lut heran Church 29tli «lay of S«q»tembcr. 1925. F. L. Phlrqis. R«*gular MTvlees at 11 a. m. Attorney for l’latiitlff. Sunday school will meet at 10.30 a. m. Indies Aid will ns-et Thursday at 2.30 Rcshlcme and Post Office Ad<tre««s, Tiie I >nll«*s. Oregon. b1nl2 p. m. Rev. P.qiilgendorf, Pastor KOBERG PAVILLION DANCING SATURDAY NIGHTS ANNOUNCEMENT We will assume charge of the DINING ROOM OF THE MOUNT H D HOTEL THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1925 We wish to assure the folk oi Hood River of an eating place to which they will be glad to take their friends. We Invite you to come and see us. We want to merit your jxitronafce and £ood wishes.—__ _____ ______ MR. AND MRS. N. W. ARMSTRONG LET US DEMONSTRATE THEM OVERLAND THE NEWEST MODELS ARE NOW ON DISPLAY Will be glad to have you phone us or drop in at any time, ** J. A. CARR St. Mark’s Churrh S«>rvlc<*H next Bunday will Is* as fol lows: Church sc I kmi I nt II. IS a. in. Evening prayer ami sermon at 7.30 p. m. Rev. .1, A. Ten Broeck, rector of St. Paul's church. The Dall«*«, will preach. ________ . Successor to Heights Garage, formerly owned by J. F. VolstorlT. Tel. 3151' CITY STUDENTS TO STUDY RELIGION Pinna for week-day religious inatruc tion for nil children in the Park Street seh<s«l whose parents requ«*«t it are be ing made by the 1I< xh 1 Utter City Council of Rellgloux Education. *-The —jiflhool board of District No. 3 han agreed to relitwe the children on re quest of the parents for one period n week during the Heeonil semester. The Council of Religious Education will employ a teacher or touchers «nd the instruction will tie in every WHy up to public acliool standards tiie work being undertaken tinder the laws of the «tale of Oregon, whii'li provide for an li cooperation Ind ween the schools and the religloiu« force« of ria* com muulty for the n|>biill<llng of the char- actor of the children. The work here la undertaken in rexjionse to the an •worn nent In in reply to 11 questlou- naire which was aent to all parent« of childron in the Park Street m-hoot laat year, a large majority of tbeae answer« favoring art work. The follbwing committee« of tho C ouik HI of Religion« Education have lieen appointed to make plana for the work: On «urrlciilum. Dr. J. A. Fra ser, Rev. W. O. Livingstone. and the IMator of the Methodist church when RRifitntad; on nomination of teacher«. Rev. O. It DeJcpIne, T. R. Aelwnon anil K. D. Peterson; on finance. F. A. Olm sted, H. B. Bonnett and Ray Ranmel. J Tiie bazaar was a grand sue««-«». Alsuit $109 was <-olle<'t««l for tin* Farm Home. Hie W. C. T. I’, wishes to thank the community for its cixipcra tloll For tiie state ««invention to lie held in Hood RlvOr October 20-23 in the Asbury M. E. chureli, th«* eoinmlttee cbxirnien hove lieen npisdnted as fol lows: General chairman, Mrs. J. E«lg Itigfon; entcrtainmevit, Mrs. J. H. H« m > ver; registration. Mrs. M. J. Foley; triiii-isirtation. Mrs. llsrry Keenan ; progiam. Mrs. K. D. Petmuoii and Mrs. J. R. Nickeisen; l>adg<v. Miss 'Mqy Daviilsou; banquet, Mrs. W. L. Smith. Snow Fails in Forest Hrveral inches of n**w snow tn th«* Mount llood national forest w«*re re l««rted yesterday by highway workers <>u the Mt. Hood Ixsip highway. Mo tortaw who would se«* tin* highland for est, now in a glory «f autumn rolora, were advised to make tlx* Journey Im mediately. A drop In temperature, ae- coinoanled by falling weather will quickly pile the snow to a consider aide rfet’th on the highland imimwh . it was said. Truffle «ver the Ixs>p road has been very heavy the past several weeks Tim record- traffic was reported 8«*p- lemlier 10. when a census was-mad«* by F. H. Blackman. Th<> numis’r of mo tor vehicles i«asaing over the highway that day reached 1,544. Find Church of Christ, Sdentisi Services in church building Sunday, 11 a. m. Sunday school the «nine hour. The reading room is maintained In the Davidson building. Room 8 is ojx*n week days from 9 to 5, with an attendant in charge from 3 to 5. The Wednesday evening service at 8 o'clock. Mason subject: '‘Unreality.*’ Asbury Methodist Churrh Smiday the sclnsd will m ee t -nt 111 a. m. Morning servi«*«» nt 11 a. in. Rev. II. C. Clark will preach. Epworth fx*ague nt 7 p m. Bible study 8 p. m. Prayer mooting Thurstlay evening at 7.30 ji'elock. The public is cordially Invited.to attend these iFrvlres. Rev. W. N. Byars. the imstor, is attending the conf er race at Eugene. Homestead to Close Monday The Homestead Inn. according tn announcement mmle yesterday by J. O, Hannum. will close for the season W. C T. U. NOTES neat Monday Manager Hann uni said The Txiysl Temperano Ixion will that the hostelry has entertained a meet at tho Christian church Saturday record numlier of*recreatlonlMs and afternoon at 2 o'clock. motorists the past season.. Riverside Community Cliurrh Services Bunday at the usual hours. Chnreii school 9.45 a. in.. 1. It. Acheson, Mupt. Christian Endeavor society Ht •I l.’> p. m. Hornini; worship at II o’clock: subject. "Tin' Blmplicity of Christ.” Tin* public Is conllally ill * Heil to aitami. I The Baptist Churrh Beginning with next Munday the evening service« qlll l«*gln at 7.30 In stead of N o’clock. Tin* ««‘rinoiis'on th«* Bible are attrn«-tlng ««instantly larger Hmll«*mv*R. Come and hear them. Sun day school at Bl a. m. Morning wor ship at 11. Subject of sermon, ‘•Com puting th«* Cost of tho Kingdom.” Hinging l««l by tin* men's choir. Splen did sptx-ial musie. Evening MTvh-es nt 7.30. Subject of the sermon, "Christi In th«* Bible.” Singing led by the young |>eo|ile's choir; fln«* «pe« lal mu sic. Junior B. Y. F, U. at 5 p. m. In termediate and senior B. Y. P. Y. at 0.30. Come on time. Prayer meeting ,/Nsnrvm^ HOOD RIVE?, OREGON Fall and Winter Underwear With the comi coming of brisk, chilly weather comes the need of warm apparel. Our stocks are now replete with Underwear of Quality Supply your Winter needs now L The New “Combinette Brattare and Corset in One! Brassieres Note the Price! Here i* a practical under- farsnentl Athletic young wo- *wa and bu»hi«M women find jt splendid for strenuous wear. It serves the purpose of a Corset and a Brassiere. Our Own Make Lady Lyke If is our own Lady Lyke make I That means it is excel lently made of staunch ma- teriaL The Value is here, too. Try one of these, at Masterfully tailored of good materir 1, these Brassieres are noted for their splendid fit ajd fine wearing quality I $1.49 Other splendid models of excellent material and —.... $1.98 to $4.98 well made_______________ Womens’ Union Suits For Fall and Winter Fall Union Suits For Men—Big Values Here's Value, Quality in Unkm Su i t s e verything you’re looking for. Heavy, long-wearing ecru ribbed;Ion* sleeves and ankle length. 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Wool Mixed Unions For Men If you like heavy cotton ribbed unions, you will find them here for only Union Suits ....For Boy» == ■ — One of our many good values in Fall Unions, in silver ribbed with enough wool for warmth — well made and low priced. $2.19 Boys’ Heavy Ribbed Union Suits, woo) mix« d, size 6___________ $1.59 Boys’ Ribbed Union Suits, Ecru, good weight, size 6__________ ___ ____ 69/ Boys’ good weight fleece lined Union Suits —Size 6___________ _______ 69/ TÏTT at SHOP EARLY IN THE WEEK—1T PAYS” CASH & CARRY GROCERY • DELIVERY TWICE DAILY Phoite 1032 •> DELIVERY TWICE DAILY H. GROSS, Propr. 3rd and OaK Sts. Saturday 3rd -SPECIALS Phon« 1032 -Monday 5th White River Flour (old hard wheat) per sack Sun Maid Raisins, regular size Seeded or Seedless, pkg. 10c $2.04 White Wonder Soap, 7 bars 25c Del Rio Catsup, pint bottles 20c Alpine or Bordens flilk, can 9c Cane and Maple, Best Syrup, qts. 43c Lean Streaked Bacon, per lb. 33c Jones’ Pure Lard, 4 lb. palls Folgers, Schillings or Maxwell House Coffee per lb -..... - - - - - - - - v __ Nice Lean Picnic Hams, your choice, each Mill Run, sk. $1.35 99c 52c 99c FEED DEPARTMENT Wasco Scratch, sk, $2,90 Brooster Egg Mash, sk. $3,10
