HOOD RIVER. GLACIER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1925
Miner (Klarier
kaow the common signs, but lie ahould
»ever attempt to diagnose or treat.
Weekly Market Review
movement continues to in-
Diagnosis and treatment require ex­ crease ss fsll varieties are being har­
pert knowled#,
vested. price cbaages wets not very
WBat ahould uus du wbsti suspicious marked
North western apples have
symptoms appear?
been rolling rapidly and shipments are
i.
Proust
Cail in an expert os «Uaeaaes
now approaching their peek.
The
treetmeut may jxeyeo^jg long illness.
Wenatchee-Okanogan district of Wash­
__ fire the
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_ uigerous com­ ington lisa forwarded alxiut 1.000 more
What
main _ danger«
municable diseases in the state of Ore­ than to the same time, last aeeson,
gon»
while movement from the Yakima val­
Diphtheria. measles, scarlet fevwr, ley is 700 cars aliead. Prospects have
smallpox, typhoid fever, tuberculosis been impaired in the Hood River dis­
and whooping cough.
trict, bei-ause of amaller s I sm and
Which of these diseases are entirely worm damage. A good crop la reported
preventable?
lu southern Idaho, though Jonathans
Rma II pox. diphtheria and typhoid are mostly of tuuall to medium wise.
fever Smallpox <an be prevented by Tile 4,000 cars of western apple«
vaccination rejs-ated every five to aliipited last week represented a 60 par
seven years. Diphtheria can be pre­ e<-ut gain over the preceding week and
vented by immunisation with toxin­ included 2.450 ears from Washington,
antitoxin. Typhoid fever can be pre­ alaiut <KM> from Idaho, with more than
AUTO PARK FIGURES
vented by sanitation and Inoculation
In another column in this week's witli anti-typhoid vaccine repeated ev­ 300 each from < Iregmi and Colorado.
Grower« in the valleys of Virginia.
Glacier appeiirs u communication from ery three years.
West Virginia and Maryland are cou-
How
can
we
atteini>l
to
prevent
the
Mr. Huehit. manager of the municipal
evrned over the color of their fruit.
Cooler weather la m««4ed to produce
automobile park. We ask our readers others?
By prompt IsolaiiiMi-of tire individ­ proper color of late varieties, and
to scan Mr. Huelat's statements care­ ual allowing suspl. ious symptoms and
some «lilpi«*rs are advising delay in
fully. Maylie they can see Just why he by taking every precaution againat picking nt- Yorks and Mtayiueiia. Nt*w
wrote them. We cannot, for he weak­ exposure.
York's j^ipli deal la o|asilng slowly,
What should a phyalcian or house­ even though 75 |ier «•»•tit of the com­
ens his case for a municipal automo­
holder do alien h case of daiigerou«
bile park by a discrepancy tn his tig­ communicable disease occurs under his mercial crop of Baldwins may meet
requirements of the A grade, compared
urns. At one place Mr. Huelat Indi­ charge?
with -Ml |a*r cent last year.
Report it to the health officer im­
cates that the prcHtmt cost of the auto­
mobile park Is only (12,000. Before mediately.
SuininofkM
What is the duty of the health
finishing, however, he cites that the officer?
In Justice's t'ourt for the District of
municipality has (10,000 invested and
Investigate the case if necessary, H<««1 River, H< hm I River t'onnty, Ore­
is obligated for another (10,000. Mr. placard tile premises, enforce quaran­ gon.
State
tine and report to the Oregon
~
William W. Muir, Plaintiff vs. Bar­
Huelat end« by saying:
Board of Health.
ney W ihh I h , Defendant.
“Tills park tract, witli any kind of
What is the function of the Oregon
To Barney Woods, tike defendant
support, will easily i»ny for Itself, and Btate Board of Health In the control
aliove named:
of daugerous communicable diseases?
It is a wonderfully l«*autifnl place."
In tlie Name of the Btate of Oregon:
The Btate Board of Health receives
How Is it going to ¡my for itself?
and records all dlHetise reports sent by Von are hereby n*|ulre«l to appear tie-
Just what kind of support does Mr.
health officer« throughout the state in fore me at my office and anawer the
Huelat think will make the jtark a such a way that there is Immediately complaint tiled against you in tiie
ul«>ve entiU«-d action on or l«*fore the
paying Investment? Private competl- available an accurate rating of <<on«li-
2711) day of Novenklter, 1925, that being
atate.
All
epidemica
are
tlons
in
the
tlon is golng to iMHoine greater each
Investigated and kavil aiitlioritlea are the day.fixed by order of court for yon
season, The Glacier has no knowledge
assisted and adviaed in regard to con- to np|«*ar and answer said complaint
and more than six weeks from the date
of the revenue of private auto camps. trol measures.
of tlie first publhution of this sum­
We do know, however, that it is going
XVliaf is quarantine?
By quarantine is meant the absolute mon«: an«l it you fail «<> to answer the
to tie sufficient to rob the city park of
plaintiff will take Judgment against
profit. Indeed, auto parks are going closing of the liottHc and not permit­ you for (lie Htim of (9N.O4 together with
ting anyone to enter or leave it except
to become so numerous that none, we medical attendants.
six per cent |«*r annum interest there­
on from May 1. 1924. and for plain­
predict, are going to make any great
What Is Isolation?
By isolation it Is meant that the pa­ tiff« costs and disbursements in said
profit. We prefer to permit private
tient
and attendants shall be isolated action, hb pra.ved for in said complaint.
concerns rather than the municipality
This summons I n puhll«h«*d once each
in a part of house away from other
to lose money in auto camps. The meml«*rs of th«* family. No one except w«*ek for six successive w«*ek« by order
municipality has no call to subsidise attendants shall la* permitted to enter of F. 11. Blugg. Justice of tike al«>ve
any business in competition with pri- or leave this part of the house. Other cntitl«*d court, made on Octolier 13,
William W. Muir. Plaintiff.
members of tlie household shall Ike per­ 1925.
vate enterprise.
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Hood River. Oregon.
mitted to go about their regular bu«i-
First publication October 16.
15. 1925.
Ferlale—Choice Hood Hlver property, ,3 32
nesa.
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Ust publication, November 2«, 11425.
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Day* in June may I* rare. but never
What should t«*aehers do when pu-
W. RAN. 10.7.» acre« on Columbia Riv-
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1
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«r Highway. tMernfel*, 11 Claremont place.
l>ils
show
syniptmn«
of
dangerous
com
­
so rare aa one of the calm, sunshiny
Ml.
Vernon,
N.
Y.
Notice of Bond Sale
Mt, V^moo, X. v.__________________ ’o»
days of mid-October in the inid-Colum- municable disease?
Bend them home at once and prompt­
Notice is hereby given that *«*aletl For Sale—M-in fir «nd pine w«xxi ai«o t-foot
hla. They are daya that lure one to ly notify tlie health officer. All ex- l.itis will lu* recoivt*d by the under.
\\\^n'ed,*Ud HOOd
the old faaliioned recreation of walk- |M«<ed cbllilren should continue school signed until the hour of 7 o'clock P. M.
Kor Hale or Trade—One-ton Hamann track In
fug. I gave the- car in the garage next unless otherwise ordered by health of­ <>n th«* 31st day of Ortober, 1025. nnd 1
, good condition. I'bnna V, T. BeanreaarJ.
»Mir
Bunday, and try a walk of an hour or ficer. All children should be carefully immediately thereuftcr puldicly opern*«! '1 «7».
watched by the teacher or nurse for by tin* District 'School Bonrd of 8ch«x»l
two in the suburtan environs of the symptoms.
—Fra«11 cow, mtlcb gnat, «<«>d work
District No. 1. of Hood River County, borae.
ou For Bal»
cheap. Hoan ol good marea, * month*
city. There are womlers in laudata pe
Who issues the certifltate of health Oregon, at the H<li«x>l House In the “ * old
-’d colt, top huagy. W. ( Iaon. Kfd. ». hall
allowing children to return to scb<«d city of Cns«it«le Locks. Or«*g«>n. for an ml.'
die from Rock fora .tore
ol5
effects right in your midst.
after a dangeroos rommouicable dis­ I shu «* of bond* of hii I i I ra lmol (Itatrlef “Z
For Bale»fled Miar Vapor oil atore. 3 burn*
ease?
In the amount Of
Kfild I miik I h i en»0Q
Cal)
uy top.twoln
lup.iwti in oven;
uvmi, fine
tine condition.
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Apple dealers in the mid-Coluinbia
"T
W Arena.
The health officer.
to lie dated October 1, 1925. and to
' I Odell 68. R —
jp- Rid. 3
What is a disease carrier?
are voicing laments like unto King
matnre aerially In numerical order at
........... fornitura. Everrlblug
Por ttaie— .....
Hoiorhold
A well jierson who harbors in his tlie rate of (1,000 on the 1st days of I will go al bargain
price«
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Richard. “Apples, Apples, my king­
iMMiy, and gives off the virulent organ­ October in each of the tears 192X f<> j phone Odell si
<>8tr
dom for apples!" is the cry. Oertain
ism of diseas«*, thereby siting as a 1943 inclusive, and at the rate (,7| FnrKale—it-lg taxi y fir wood al gg peroord
varieties, peculiar to Ilood River and carrier of Infection. He may or may
»2000 on tlie 1st days of CMolter in ! «nd 4-fool, |k per cord, delivered In ctly. Tel.
other mld-Oklumbla districts, are of not have had the disease.
each of th«* yean 11444 and 1045: said |
raDCÜ‘-
What
is
the
value
of
the
Oregon
Imnda to I m * In denomination* nt (5001 For Hale—A act or orebard truck
limited tonnage thia «eason, and ship­
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pers are finding it difficult to fill Htate Board of Health In regard to each, and to I war Interest at the rate T, J. Aan.la, tel atwi
carriere?
of not to exceed aix JMt cent (fi%>
Foe ttale-IM» ISInch flr wood, delivered,
orders.
The rules and regulation* provide per annum. imyable semiannually, Call tnornlti«* or wvenlnte. Salaman Bros.,
for their quarantine or l«olatloii. A prlnci(Ml and intereat payable at the phone 4717.
aiotf
-J M weight about 1000 Iba,
. Had the wreck of the Continental carrier should be treated uqtil he la office of the (’minty Treasurer of Hood
son-in feet tons.
River County. Oregon.
worke'doubJW cingle. In good condition.
Limited of the Union Pad tie Hysteni
— andaWaoer appts Wiper,
Bld* mn»t be nncondltional and sc-
•toil
occurred before the day of the steel
comfuinled by n certified chock In the
i-oaches, it would, in all probability
amonnt Iinitauvlri»0 l«*«rnl oolnLon -,efund theolher « raoma. Bargain If taken at
have been a holocaust. Even in these
Tlie HPPnn ini. KflrRi opinion <»qonr<t Hoth in good residence dlatrlet. Phone
Mess th Teal. Wlnfree. Johnson A M c -|J b 7«?
stir
days of steel coaches. It seems miracu­
Traffic departments of cities and
will tie flirtiinheil tlw* aucceaa-
lous thkt the casualties of the disaster states can imchs traffic regulation laws (’tllloch
For Hale—A gtxxl Jersey raw and heifer. Tel.
fill bidder.
SM. Gao St rock.
*27tf
were so few.
ordinances until they are black lu
Th«*- Bonrd rew'rvea the right to re-
For Hale—A 3-gtade and a t-grade Collar
face in an effort to curb automo- >*ct any and all blds.
gt.der und oue Beau aprayera, capacity «10
W. M. I/ine
When the cliainplon wreatles In hile accideuts. But so long aa they
talloit, «mod tarma. Tel. 4S43.
altf
faU to do the one most vital thing to
Clerk.
Portland, there la a lure for the ath­ protect the traveling public, namely,
For
Hale-Modern
k-room
houM
with
batb
Address: Caaeadt* Ixxk*. Ore.
o15-29
and ball basement. Call Ma. After «p m
letic fans of the amaller towns. Hood require of a driver an actual tret as
call 447K.
ni»
River is going to have championship to bis coni|M4encjr to drive a machine, HA7.FI. RFHFK AH LOPGK No. IM, I.O.Q.F.
For Hale—S aerea on Avalon Way. mostly In
Meets the fl rat and third Tuesday avenins In
wrestling tomorrow evening. It will accidents will continue to increase.
each month tn the Odd Fellow* Hall, seven commercial orohard. May be anbd I videa for
And no it Is with tire prevention
makin*
beautiful auhnrhan home Price fkfion.
tie an event worth seeing, and it's right
miles south of Hood
Klver. Ft t>. 1
work. A city or state will talk fire
Ka>y term*. Inveatlaat*
Kight Inc'te* of
Ora Bleverk ropp, N.H.
- nt home.
Farmer,
irrigating CO. w»trr go;wlth thia
Merle Kemp, Hee.
prevention.
It will spend thousand*
place J H. N tekeleen, phone MIW
Je4lf
and tens of thousand« and hundreds
There la n glory abont the flaming of thousands of dollar« buying fire
HAY F<>K BALE-Alfalfa, (train Hay.
FOR SALE
Timothy. « rafe* Bnrlçy. sud W heat, guaranteed
< oats of the hlllsldea and canyon* these righting equipment, maintaining tire de-
«inaiitv Frorapt alii rment. Prtce» up-tí ap-
liAriTiient« and state insurance depart­
For
Hale
—
A
good
Jerray
cow.
Tel.
J.
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plication. Richard Ny man, Walla Walla,
daya. After all no artist can aunmsa
ments. But the one thing which could Mohr, 4M4.
<»22 I Washington.
apl.*M
old Mother Nature when abe aids her lie done at the least expense to ¡irevent
For Bale—All gradee of Ilellcloua aleo culls
LEWIN’THAPNESTED RKDBIead the Rada
frost pixies to work in October.
flres is entirely overlooked, namely, aa taken from grader. Price« right. Aleo Jon- »• Puyallup by an ever Increasing margin,
laws and ordinances which prohibit albana, «layman Wlneaapa and Grlmra Gol- wlih a ten month*' average of IM egaa per
dan. W H. Corey. Avalon Way.
Always *»r<2. Coekaral. for rale at «B M) to ffik.00 each
Ilood Klver orehardiata will lie Juatl- the accumulation of rubbish piles and home.
o22
Ralph K l«wla.
aHif
fin* hssard« of a known character. If
fled In staging a big post-harvest
For Hale -Redwood water tank, capital 1 y.
For Sala-Fine wheat hay, baled atraw and
sticlf haxarda accumulate and are per­
IMO gallon.. Ateo grit gl I oder. Tel. NB7. J23lf
olMf
thankagivlng festival thia fall. Weath­ mitted to remain and cause loss. why wheat Tel. MU. A. f. Voglar
er conditions have never l>een mure n<>t flue the owner Just the satis- as an
For Hale-1 try 4 Aiot fir wood, In <*1tr. I*aw
For Hale or Trade—Horra, cboloe of three
automobile driver is fined for breaking Ing town and wl'l sell «heap. Inquire at Mg »«tr ht*. 11M» to IMO. Ray Glbeon, Phone Odell
favorable for the picking of apple*.
Kight Ht.
olMf
•?.
J'Cllf
traille laws?
FOF KSIe-l Guernsey calf, 4 motilli. old,«
For Hale—»MBree, 2 mile* out, 4 room bouae,
If half the energy was expended by
Now the traveler can get a nice red Are prevention officers, the saving In Khode l.land lied « hickana-1* hen*.:» young plastered, few bearing penra, 100 yoang Dell
chickens.
Also tU share« In Farmers frriga- clous Apples, nice pasture, good well and
or yellow apple aa easily aa a eliew of life and pmiierty to the American pub­ tlon Pitch Co. Mra A <4. Jeunlnga, Mulino, eprlng. two bearing walnut*, 2 In. Farmer'*
mab
Way,
Kt
». Hood Klver, Ora.
water tieaiiUfol view, all for »2:00,00. Hee R.
gum. Hiaal River anil White Salmon lic would lie many times as gnat.—
K Hcmt today.
J'Gtf
Tlic Manufacturer.
For Hale-10 ton. of No 1 alfalla ha<
lead the way with a new mechanlml
For Hale—A Republic IU-ton truck. Also
J00 A-month-old White I«gborn pullet
»yard gravel bed with hytfraullc holat Tfo
apple vending machine.
Henn. Phone 4703
Parkdale 96. C'baa. Btrnck.
JlStf
Statements Supported by Figures
Apple
Vhe PARIS FAIR
Boys’ Clothing
61 Years of Woolen-Craft
nas lustre,
lui
From Oregon City has
strength and wear which only vir­
gin wool could give. Two pai
pairs of
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/suit.
trousers
with every
suit. They're
They’re
tailored in the finest way and give
unusual satisfaction in all respects.
SPORT BLOUSES— the most pop­
ular sport garment in years in
striped flannels and plaids. Or in
exclusive Navajo blanket designs.
The pure worsted buttons won’t
stretch and get out of shape.
Few Clothing Makers weave
their own cloth but at Oregon City
they have been weaving fabrics for
61 years. From the backs of Wes-
tern sheep, virgin wool in all its
unused vitality goes to the looms.
Washed in the soft mountain wa­
ter without the aid of chemicals,
dyed fast in colors that survive the
7-way tests, the cloth takes shape.
With such fabrics as an inspir­
ation, Jacobs’ Oregon City Wool­
ens emerge from sunny shops as
smart garments for Men and Boys
and fine Woolen goods. Here is
style in its utmost meaning—style
inbuilt and fine tailoring, sustained
bv fine fabric. Garments of notice­
able character. Observe the grace­
ful hang, the form and the fit of
these overcoats. All the life and
| newness lasts. It is in the fabric.
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Clipped Here and There
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RADIO NEWS
T
official dedication of KFDJ. the new
fioO-watt broadcasting station of the
Oregon Agricultural Coll«»ge. will la*
Friday night, October 1(1.
Tin* old
wave length of 254 meters will be nw<1
Urogram* have been s«nt out tri-w«*ek-
ly since October 2 with good success.
The following program l«*glna nt 7.30;
Plano aoio* by Mrs. Lillian Jeffreys
Petri. O. A. C. conservatory of music;
presentation of station KFDJ. Dr.
W. Weniger. head of physic* depart
m«‘i.t; aceeptan«*«* of station for state
of Oregon. Hon. Walter M. Plerve.
governor; "O. A. C.’a New Arm of B«*r-
vice." Hon. J. K. Weatherford, presi­
dent «dlegt* 1>oar<l of r«*geiits; vmtil
Holos, Paul I’i tri, director of O. A. C.
««»nsorvator.v of music; ‘The New Era
in Communication." Hon. B. F. Irvine,
(skllege board of regentg; “Radio Sta­
tion KFDJ and the Oregon Farm«."
Hon. George A. Palmiter, master of
state grange, member l««ird of regents;
violin aoloa. Marguerite McManus,
liead of stringed Instruments. O A. C.
conservatory of music; “KFDJ'a Dia-
tlnctive Field." Paul V. Maris, director
O, A. C. ext«*naion service: innslial
program, members of staff.
What is a Communicable Diaesae?
(By Frederick D. Stricker. M. D..
«-ollalrorating epidemiologist of Oregon
State Board of Health, in cooperation
with the United States Public Health
Hervice).
A dangpreroti* communicable disease
la the accepted name of a contagion«
disease and la one that can 1« com-
mnnlcated by one person to another
either by contact with diseased per­
sona or through water, milk. air.
or any other intermediate agent what­
soever, and that may be the cause of
The Glaeiet in the October Hth l«aue
Mated that the city anto park could
not hold its own with private compe­
tition, and waa a losing venture.
The r«*cords of the city auto jtark
show 4.377 cars regi«tere«l from April
to ibtolter 1. The receiptH to th«» city
show a return of «lx iter cent on an
invent ment of (12.IMS>. which will cover
what tlu* city has actually iuvee^«*«! to
date. Now let’s have the figures from
your private auto «amp, Mr. Glacier.
Hitd m*e how much Itetter allowing it
makes.
Hie city bought the ]>ark tract, the
vote l«*lng five for and one against.
It. wa* unanimously endor««*d by all
the civic organisationa. Tlie Glacier
o|i|H>N«*d it but atat«»<l editorially that
they would support it if the city <k*-
■Ided to buy IL
Now that tlie citv ha« at leaat (10,-
ihmi Invented here, and la obligated for
h like atismnt, will someone kindly
tell ua what la to lie gained by knock­
ing and trying to make a failure of It?
All the knocking In the world can't
destroy the natural b««auty and charm
of till* really wonderful |>ark tract.
Thousand« of deliglit«*«l tourist* have
tol ' us thin summer that H«sxl .River
has the most attractive nnd cleanest
auto park they bava ever seen, and a*
these |«*ople com«* from all over the
l'nit«*d States an«l Canada. tl«*y have
seen them all.
Tito ]*>HHihilltiea of a l«*autiful city
park and Hinpls lday ground* in .till«
tract are reaUy tremendouH, and the
cost need lie very small to develop
»mil». What are you going to <lo abont
it. Hood River tfixpayera? Tills park
tract with any kind of «up|«>rt will
easily (my for itself, nnd it is a won­
derfully Ixuiutlfnl place.
C. O. Huelat.
death.
Sweet cider delivered by ths gallon or
Should every (Arisen he able to rec­ barrel; also do grindint and pressing
ognise diseases?
Can supply new kegs
a. Wal­
Only in a general way. He should ter Wells, pitone 4728.
for Hale— A monarch range
Tel. W34
OlMf
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For^ltale
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few fine <wx*kerela from _ trap-
nested hen laying 31« egg* In pullet year.
Tlieae bird* wlil ate.p up your egg prixluctlon.
T-
- fine Hollywood
.
:zz:
Two
last veer's cockerels.
Thera
These are eaneptlonelly
eaoeptlonally fine ’birds.
bird* We won
first prlae on all
ill bird« entered al
at Haleru
Haletn State
Miete
Fair thia year and won «weenetakra ctx'kerel
nftneaho'w.
Ntakelaen Poultry ..
Breeding
K.
• —
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_
tale. Phone 3*11
late.
BH.ll.
t>3
For Hale r> week* old pig.
Multnomah Way. phone MW4
K
H
Krug.
<>15
For Sale—1<> aorea near Hock ford store at a
bargain Small bearing orchardAroom house
and outbuilding*. Kaey term* Tel. 1321. If
For Hale— Dodge lour lug oer, good running
order, cheap. Phone 47M, 11. H. Galligan,
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ForHsie-lSngreeapple*nod penraadjoining
*«*•* ItnrreU rabool, « room m«xtern house,
Bern, pecking houae. and nt-ple bnuae. Price
right.
A loot acre* about
bearing; houne,
hern ami chicken bonae, 1 will sell the above
property cheap If taken axm. L. B. Hnilth,
ill. 4, Box 37, Hood Klver.
mlMf
For H.l<*-«Mng Into lha ahevp huaiuraa nnd
will «eli my tonna, inbercnlln tented txiwa
cheap, Frcabnnd coming Treah. Alno forasi«
rrglstered llolattln bull cstf. Located 2 mil«*
cant ot ( «.cade Lock*. Addrcaa C. E. Field*,
('■■cade I.wika. Ore.
•
nalltf
For Hale—Saddle, bridle and pair of Chapa.
»20 Tsl 30*3
<>2V
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For Hale—I have had call* for I acre and 2
acre* of landvloae Io to Hood Klver al a lower
price than F*00 to F«» per acre. 1 now hevea
iwo-acre iract I will tell at *330 *n acre, all
cleared. g«md r ch tend. Will aell on ea*v
term*. Al*o 4 acre* al *2*0 for the 4. One-half
caah. balance eaay term* Thia landlajuat
oulalde the city limit*. W. A. laenberg. tel
Mil.
oklf
For Mele or Trsde-A team at • bargain.
Tel. Parkdale w.
*,|j
Forttai.-A freah milch cow.
Tel Odell »X
•Itti
For Hale °r kxrhange-17 aerea, 1 mile Irom
H<*«1 Klver. *, mile troni el!» limita, all nn
der Irrl«*'Inn, line roll, wonderful view, lota
or alee .trade tree.. Will exehanire for Port
I.nd or Willamette Vallry property
F. I*
Iinakin, Pundee, Ore.
art .lii M.o*
FLANNEL SHIRTS-Oregon City
Flannel Shirts fit the fancy of any
out-o’-doors man. Tailored with
flat or military collar from.virgin
wool shirtings, woven on the Ore­
gon City looms. New hues and
patterns.
MACKINAWS— for boys have the
warmth and freedom of move­
ment, also unequaled for wear.
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allowance oo joer old tnschlnea. We have
aecond hand one* for aale aleo. We alaan and
repair ail makea ot machine*. Needlea an '
Olla and repair* for all makaa of iraehln a
Wanted—Apple plekera, packer.and tortera W« do heiuatltcalns alS, I sad 10c per yard,
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Hated wanting work; alao any olber kind of and button bola making.
worker, yod wlan. bay or nl«bt eervlee.
Phone t*;*at 4714. E h .« Hide Employment Her
vice, &1154 Klver Ht.. Portland, Ore.
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Wan'«.- 10B ce I ve. and freeb meat. Ore­
For Rent—My 7-room modern bungalow,
fireplace, fornace, garage, aduli« nrelened. gon Silver Fox and Fur Farina. Oppo.lt« the
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A. W. Beckley 417 May «t„ phone M4X.
oStf Cnlamhla (lorae Holet. Phone MM,
For Rent—Furnl«bed four-room apartment
with private batb. Heal, water and phone
furnished. Tel, S7M.
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For Kent or For Kale—To right party, my
hotel property on Tsslftb atraet. W. jf. Hart,
phons HOC.
For Kent—Large forntabed .leaping r<x»m
with batb and furnace beat. Enqnm at 501
State Hlreet, aero« from library.
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k»t—A pocket book with leather strap s'-
tached, between J. C. Penney «tore *n(l 6ih Hl.
Finder pleaae return to Mlacier office tor re­
ward.
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Furnished CoU.««« — By wpek, day or
month, with or without board. Waucouia
Cottage«, Tel. 3014.
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We will pay caali We a good nned piano.
Radio Hbop of Hood Klver, phone 1264. olfttf
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A 2 or *room apartmeut.
Cyril Lindley at Itll.
Aak for
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Wauled—Girl for general bouwwork. adult,
only. Modern borne. Call Glacier office, phone
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Phone^r 307 10 W°rk °“ ponHrJr
Come and see the property.
It may be just what you want.
Turn from State street at Tele­
phone Building. Our hmne is
above Meacham residence on
Seventh Street.
Remember that Hood River baa an active
Hnmaue Society Tel. 1201 when you want
official acllun of the lardy.
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Wanted—Capable woman lor general bouee*
work. f*bone II(J3
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For Exchange—Stock and dairy ranch
Want borne proposition. Income, what have
y ou T Address C. M. C.. care Glacier.
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Waoted-Man experien<»d in orebara^vom
OfWWtllng trertor and troek
Hteady work U» riebt Dartv
Ption. rvt.n m «
John e. traerwnn.
The Binger Hewing Machine Co. baa moved
to a larger atote-2ll Srd 8, . hack of Butler
(V-T-
Cn
rawing machlore.
MR. GEO. I. BAYLDONE.
q— I.tf,! ematfon tw
We will allow you a good
We started this business on the theory that the
American people were particular about the quality
of food they ate, and that they did not want to pay
too much for it. Our experience has taught us that
we were ccrrcc.. That our endeavors have been
appreciated is shown by the wonderful support
given the
20TH CENTURY STORES
Prices quoted below good for
Saturday & Monday, October 17th-19th
CREAM OF WHEAT
JELLO
All Flavors
Each
WALTER BAKER’S COCOA
9/
BIRDSEYE or SEARCHLIGHT MATCHES
ROYAL CHEF CLAMS
Halves, 3 for
AMERICAN BEAUTY
15/
CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP
SMALL WHITE BEANS
HEINZ KETCHUP
Fur Sale- M Ineh and 4 fix»« wood Ijellvered
In Ilood River or any where on West aide
within one mile.
E. Be.nregard
I’hone
Odell 30C.
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CRANBERRIES.
25/
35/
LIBBY’S PINEAPPLE
No. 2i Sliced
23/
OLD DUTCH
Can
7i/
6 Bars
25/
ROYAL BAKING POWDER
11/
12 ounce Can.
49 pound Sack
Quart Jars
SWEET POTATOES
Large
3 pounds
PURE HONEY
3 pounds
For sale—Fir and pine 1« In. and 4 ft. wood,
delivered any Where in the valley. E Beaure­
gard. Tel. Odell M.
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29/
22/
KERR’S FANCY PATENT FLOUR
49/
$2.04
MACARONI
4 Pounds
25/
Selected Stock, 4 pounds..
25/
15/
For Hale Second.band healer In am«! con­
dition; round oak dining table; t Iron he<1.
alead ; 12 gallon canldran kettle with move;
Ford truck car. make dandy bng. M per cent
new rard urea, ready tn ran, Inquire of C.S
I we, HO rode west of Height« Feed Store, on
Belmont road.
,oftl
POTATOES, 9 pounds
Always fresh
Roasted today, on your table tomorrow
Pound 47/.
5/
BEETS.
25/
3 bunches for..
CABBAGE, per lb.
CELERY
-10/
2/
10K
ARROTS.
Three pounds, $1,88
PEPPERS, 2 pounds
SQUASH, per lb.
3 bunches for..
For Hcnb-Two apartments at HOI Htate *1.
Phone IH74.
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Tai. MOB,
43/
Coa^ Grown, per pound
FOR RENT
tow, com-
rmm city.
19/
6 Boxes
Large
WHITE FIGS. New Pack, Fancy Quality.
OYSTERS, 5 oz., Meat
i pound Can
CITRUS POWDER
50/
»TH CENTURY COFFEE
For Aale—* lot* nt Ine northeasterly corner
■t the intersection of Revean, elreel and Mon
Ulto avenue. PnoneSWl
As we are leaving for Califor­
nia, we will sell, our home at a
sacrifice. Will include furni­
ture with house or will sell sep­
arately.
Electric motors exchanged, «old, rented amt
repaired
Milwaukee Water Hyaleni«. V. tt
Weber, route 2, Ho«xt River. Ore., pnone Odell
1U&.
101 f
For Hale — Apple, peach, pear and ebony
For Hale-Ona aet ot whaala *>r Wi* tire and
We bare a foil line <>r««oeral nnraery
Oileitta* tire and tnbf almost new. baraaln. tree*.
■lock
I'nooe Parkdale M or writs 0. T. Raw-
»X». Tel. »*•'. stund 1er Tranater Co.
ol.v
m * o . Parkdale.
For Hale-One IWft Grebe radio aet. rampiate
forili* Include« atornge battery, tnbea aud
lerao Atwater Kent lond apeaper.
Term..
Schindler Tr.nafrr Co »Tel M*»l,
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For Halw-Rrowa Hwla* cow. to b« frrah la
October', give* 4 «aliona ■ day Apply Krniwt
CH,b -«’ •«--N1W.
5 room modern residence at
corner of Seventh and Hazel
Streets, only few blocks from
It business district. Four full lots
for garden, already planted to
assorted fruits. Garage. Base­
ment. Furnace in good repair.
Krwird—I will give Sito reward tor Inlorma-
lion lead «of to tbe identity of r irty »»r parties
wko broke I l I o my I. oumi Moodny night.
John A. Willig.
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WANTED
Powder
For Bale-xiood Iota lor «ala in all part. o|
the city, prtaaa right. A. W. Onibank non. aim
HOME BARGAIN
MISCELLANEOUS
For Keot—Office room* lu Broeiu* building.
H. K Boon.
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a 20th CENTURY GROCERY
18/
3/
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