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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1925)
HOOD RIVER, EXPORT SHIPMENT lESTUMi MATCHES if CREATE ENTHUSMSM || HOOD RIVER, OREGON Introducing the DANCING SATURDAY NIGHTS NOW YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONARCH Our Range of Winter Coats Afford» die Best Styles and Prices and All combined In one beautifül por celain and nickel Range, no larger than the regular Monarch Coal and Wood Range you've always used'-or wanted. C. D. NlcJteJsen and Bert Senter came home*with high honors on their exhibits of poultry at the state fair last week. Mr. N’ickelseu, whose poul try estate of the W«rt*81de is becom ing known throughout the northwest, won blue ribbons on his cockerel and pullet, the only two birds he displayed at Salem. Mr. Heater won a number of first awards He captured the championship award on*his display of White Rock chickens. Hood River county is forging to the front in the production of high class poultry. During the past week H. E. Cosby, extension siieciallst in poultry at Vr. A. <5., here looking hver the flocks of members of the Hood River County Poultry association,-paid the highest of tributes to the local orchard- ista who have made poultry raising a profitable side line. H. L. But«, of Portland, an exis*ri- cnoed fruit and v<-getable man, has started a new fruit and vegetable store in a jsirtlon of the quarters of the Davenimrt meat market. The neat ness of his displays and the quality of his produ<-ts, although he has l«een in the city but a week, have attracted a great deal of attention. “I plan on keeping the beat of the fruit and vegetable line,” said Mr. Butz “I will get fresh stocks every day by truck from Portland, and the I>eople of Hood River may rest assured l h a l H wy ‘can al w ays be a ble t o g et the beat at the lowest possible prices fit ttlV TklMiO?* HOOD FOLK GOING Think of its advantages!. Heath the kitchen on cold mornings. Cooks, breakfast and heats water boiler with papers and refuse that al- wavs accmantata. It meets and overcomes every ob jection to electric cooking. E. A. FRANZ CO The rally day service« of the Chris tian church Huuday morning were in spiring. A goal of 3Q0 members in Huuday school and Bible claaaea had Iteen set, and the officer* ef the church were pleased to gee the mark exceeded. The Pythian band aided in* making the meeting intereating and inspiring. While the tiand, which, played from tl)e ground* of the Park street school, rendered ‘Onward Christian Soldier«,** Mr«. W. T i . Ll v l ug sUjuc lutwpi e ted U te great Rong in beautiful pantomime. An inspirational address was delivered by Mrs. Elizabeth Kellems, of Eugene. The church October 20 will observe its 20th birthday anniversary with an appropriate evening service. *14.75 Vivacious Frocks of Silk For the Junior M ìm and the Small Woman Plans for Hood River night at the Billy Sunday evangelistic meetings in Portland next Tuesday night were put into effect Sunday by the Hood River Ministerial association. TJhe jwipula- •tlon of the Apple City will move toward Portland by automobile cortege gad l>y a special car' attached 'fo the' westbound O.-W. B. A N. local. The chamber of commerce will aid in making preparations foy the evan gelistic junket, and the drum and bn gle corps has been Invited to lead a parade to the Sunday tabernacle. All local charges have appointed commit tees to arrange for trans|*>rtation of ■ambers. A special delegation of I’arkdah- mo torists will join Hood River folk In greeting Mr. Sunday. PINE GROVE HAVEFIIÆD SUIT Motor truck men of eastern Oregon o|M*ratlng freight vehicle« over the Co lumbia River highway between Port- land. Hood River, The Dalles and points east, are seeking to restrain the state highway department from enforc ing regulations reducing the load of trucks on the highway from the Mult nomah county line to The Dalles. A suit has been Hied In the Multmb mah county court against the state highway commiaaion. Plaintiffs named In the suit Include transportation com panies of thia city and The Dalles. H \ I e Y 1 MT. HOOD SKI TRAIL A meeting was arranged by Pomona grange liall last evening in honor of the national lecturer, O. L. Martin, of i’lainsfield, Vt. Refreshments were fnrnialied by Odefl grange and a pro gram presented by Park grange. Mr. and Mrs. Ireland, of Portland, were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Bickford. Mrs. May King, county health nurse, visited school last week in company with Mias Weaver, who has been In charge of the work during Heptcnilier. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs Francis, of Portland, were guests last Huuday at O. P. Yoder's. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Van Horn and son, Edward, were at 8. R. McDonald's thia week. Seventh Day AdveatM Church Rev. and Mrs. A. 8. Lacey will re SabtmTh school Saturday 10 « a. main in Pine Grove for the coming Preaching service 11 IS a. m. Prayer meeting, Wedneeday T.4B p. m. AU ■ re we’cotna. MILL RUN SHORTS “SHOP EARLY IN THE WEEK—IT PAYS SCRATCH Grange Co-Op Store ' 1 JF i v » J ■'* t. A *>l >« » a " * The young people* «horns of the Valley Christian chnrch will give a imiRlral program Sunday 'SvchTng A splendid program la being prepare«) abd the public is cordially invited.
