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HOOP RIVER GLACIER. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1925
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Rialto Theatre
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Wed., Nov. 4th
HURRY! HURRY! HURRY!
N’T MISS IT!
Choice Seats Reward Th« Early Bird Buyers!
THE PLAY THAT BROKE THE WORLD’S RECORD!
SEATS ON SALE NOW AT RIALTO THEATRE BOX OFFICE
RECORD BREAKING
COMEDY
U- in humor
Like Niagara Falls = Everybody - Should See
“ABIE”- ■At Least Once!
It’s Good Judgment To Buy Abie’s Seats Early!
NOTE THE SPECIAL LOW PRICKS I
Loge* and First 14 Row«, Lower Floor, $2.00; Last 6 Rows, $1.50
Balcony, $1.00 —Plus War Tax.
General Admission, 50c
Are You All Ready For Chill November
Days and Nights
Is your heating arrangement satisfactory? If not, trade
in the' old stove on a new HEATR0LA or COLE’S HOT BLAST
and keep the whole house warm day and night from now
’till spring, and save a big part of your fuel bill too
HEATERS
Good and Low Prioed.
For Wood
$6.50 to $29.75
For Coal and Wood
OIL HEATERS
Mighty handy for Bath
Room, Sewing Room, or any
other room where qtnek
heat is needed.
HOLLAND BULBS
The Furniture Store
The last chance to get real
“Dutch” Bulbs. Finest lot
•.we’ve had.
Hyacinth ......... 25/
Narcissus ...... 25/
Tulip ................ 10/
Invites you to visit its dis
play of newest hdme fur
nishings.
THE GIFT SECTION
Surpasses all former stocks
in variety and unmatched
values at present prices.
In the China Shop is over
flowing now with many new
and exclusive pieces in
China, Art Pottery and
Glass,
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Silver, etc.
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Solve
your gift problems here.
You’ll find it easy.
F all S howing
RUGS AND LINOLEUM
WARM BLANKETS
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All Wool____
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E. A. FRANZ COMPANY
Foods For The Season’s Appetite
As fall days come on and the mornings grow
cooler, our appetites cause us to think with longing of
certain food products. It is Sauer Kraut time, and
we have it fresh and savory.' We have pickled pigs
feet to go with the Kraut, and we sell, fresh every
day, the finest
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
Fresh Canned Goods in Fruits and Vegetables.
L. H. TfcL.
HUGGINS
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ODELL
L. D. Boyed was a business visitor
in Portland for the week end.
A. E. Jakku attended the football
game in Portland Saturday. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Al Calkins ami son.
Billie, were here from Portland for the
week end. They visited the following,
relatives In Odell and vtrinity: lira*
11 O. Johnson, O. C. Johnnon and Mr».
Ed Wren. Sunday they went.to Bin-
Kn to visit their nlet*e, going from
ere home.
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After having spent the past seven
weeks visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. L A. E. Clark, Mrs. Enmta F.
Wells took the 6.1S p. m. train east-
bound Monday. She will arrive at
Isiwrenee, Kan»., her home. Just be
fore noon today. Site has spent the
past five months visiting relatives antf
friends In California and In Odell.
Under the auspices of the Epworth
Tx*agu<* .a Hallowe'en '»<x ial will lie
given at the Methodist church Satur
day at 8 o'clock. A s:nal! admission
fee will be asked.
The Ladle»* Aid society will meet at
the church Thursday (this) afternoon.
Mrs. Willis Sheirlion. Mrs. Tx»y»l
Rhoades and Mrs. Walter Weber, host
Mr. and Mrs. Jag. McFarlane, of
Portland, motored here for the week
MI hs Edna Plog, member of the fac
ulty of White Salmon high school, will
attend O. A. C. homecoming at Cor-
vallia thia week end.
Odell Methodist church, the Church
of Cheer,' Job® D. Woodfin, minister.
The OdeH chufch was gratified at the
attendance
echool last Hun-
■'«’“«““’J at
" Sunday
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, A place to
*>f«W ™
Morning™, He on time.
Morning worship 11 a. m.
Sermon prelude, “What Do You
Read?” Sermon theme, “A.Great Teat
of Love.” Be one of that excellent
morning attendan«*. God will be there.
Junior church 6.15 p. m., Zoe Scott,
leader. Leeson title, "There are Thrilla
and Thrills.” Junior sermon. "Two
Girls in One Dress.” Epworth I«eegue
7.15 p. m., subject, “Rebuilding Broken
Altars.’.’ The Epworth orchestra will
furnish the music. Don't forget that
Ix*ague social Saturday night. Our
evening service will be one for our
teachers in the grade and high schools.
This will be the church’s reception,
welcome and fellowship to the teach
ers Sermon theme. "A Teacher Come
From God.” Special music by the
League orchestra and choir. The pub
lic and all Students Welcome.
8«*voral memliera of the I«adl<*s' Aid
Society accepted the invitation ten
dered by the Woman’s dub of Hood
River sad attended the dub InARute
held at Riverside Anrch yesterday.
Mrs. 1' E. Ferguaon and Mrs. Allison
Fletcher were chosen as delegate» at
large to represent this district at the
W. C. T. U. convention held last week
In Hood River.
Mrs. Jas. Malloy and Mrs. O. L. Wal
ter were delegates from the local W. C.
T. U. Other memtiers were alho in
attendance.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Niehans, of
Heattie, called on frirnida in Odel) and
Central Vale Thursday of last week.
From here they went to Astoria, where
they expected to see Mr. and Mrs.
Thus. Cameron, thence home.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bhrnin, of As
toria, spent Wednesday and Thursday
of last week at the home at Mm
Hhrum’s parent», Mr. and Mr». »•oui
Hansen.
FRANKTON
(George Finley Marior)
Frankton school celebrated Consti
tution Week. Several of the pupils
took part In the program. Dr. Fraser,
of Riverside church, gave an Interest
leg address and Mr. Patterson present
ly! the school With three pictures of the
famous ship. The offerings from the
children to preserve “Old
irides"
amounted to almost |S.
Mrs. Jasper Wickham entertained
the Four Leaf Clover club last Thurs
day. a good number being present.
However, some of the ladle» are »till
Imsy In the apple harvest Among the
many good things to eat in the lunch
was pumpkin pie, the kind Mre. Wick*
ham is famous in the making.
The youngent daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Graber had a severe fall a few
days ago. rendering her unconscious
for several hours. At last reports the
child was much improved.
The next meeting of the Parent-
Teacber. association will be held this,
Thursday, evening. Refreshments will
he served. Everybody come.
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BARRETT
Mr. and Mrs. Ale«*k Mere» have gone
to Bend foF the winter, where they
have employment.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gllcher and sons.
Nick and Jack, spent the week end 1/
Vancouver and Woodlawn. Wash.*
Mrs. Nat Scrdggtn has gone to visit
her parents at Woodlawn, Wash.
Mrs. John Moore is In Dufur caring
for her daughter and four grandchil
dren, who are down with mnmgM.
can, <rf •'Portland. attended!
Friday evening the muvie wti! put
Advent Christian church on "The Hignal Tower," which is said
re Uder Bennet* i.nwdUed to better thau the "Storm.” Wedne»
day, November 4, 'Triumph" will Is
•It to Maryhill, showu, wtilcb should draw a crowded
bouse. It being one of the big plot urea.
igx Sunday.
Wash., to
About *20 were realized front the
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Seo. Charles, of
a
Menon, »pent Sntnrdm night with sale of fruits aud vegetables donated
for the harvest home decorations at
». and ldv. John Griffith.
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Mre. Paul Colvin is on the nick list. the church,
Mauy
from
.this
section'
motored to
Willis Tbornbory to dtiv’ug a m*w
1’ortlaud Tuesday to attend the W. L.
Overland car.
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Mason funeral. Seldoiiritoas the death
' Tom Acree and the government in of auyone brought fortn so many ex
jector were Inspection the cows io pressions of regret. He was a good
this vicinity Monday.
citizeti and will be greatly missed in
the community.
Plans are being made for the a initial
and Dads apd Iztda Banquet." It will be
given th«' second week in November.
_________ - -■■■ Mr.
Parcher’a mother, Mrs Ediui 1‘archer.
The church program for Sunday la
Mrs. I. D. Parkins ami Mbs Eulu as follows: Tvai hitig session and men's
McCully were at Maya lodg Hut unlay. forum at 10. Worship at 11. led by
Mr. (Jerking baa returned borne after the pastor. Mr. Neal will xing. Young
a four weeks’ stay at tlx* Diamond people’s devotional hour at 7 P. HI.
Preachiug aervice at 8 o’clock. Come
ranch, where he was ¿»Misting with the au«l
bring the family.
ap^le harvest.
Mr. and Mrs. G. 0 Stabler were
SCHOOL NEWS
called to Portland Quduy night by the
death of Mr. Stabler’s daughter. Mrs.
(Marguerite Harina)
W. A. Grout. Mrs. Grout bad been ill
The city teaching staff now _ is ____
100
for several months but every hope was i»er cent in membership in the Nation
entertained for her recovery, her al Teuchern association and also 100
father having just returned from Port per ceut in the Oregon State Teachers
land a few hours bsfor< he received astiociatlon. To datg it lias l»0 per cent
notice of her death.
in the County Teachers association and
W. H. Howell was in Portland last expects to lmve 100 per ceut before the
week to bring hi» car home mid will county institute next month. Tills is
.leave the latter part of thia week to the second time in Successive years
»pend the winter In L oh Angeles.
and the only times in the history oj
The next regular inet-iiiig of Hie the city schools that the teachers have
Community club will lx* held Novem l»een 100 per cent in membership in
ber IS at the home of Mrs. George both nutional and state organizations.
For the first time In four years
Hoops.
» Children here are having no end of Hood River downed the Uoidcndale
ear and throat trouble. J nek I Bluga team at 10-6. The Hood River team
man and Jimmie Wlrrlck have lieen outweighed the visitors and were a
having a siege of ssmehe and gather good deal larger but Goldendate put up
ings in their ears and Kirk McCam a good.girttie.
The next game of the season will lie
mon has been undergoing treatment in
Portland during the past week for the played Friday afternoon on Gibson
same ailment in a worn«' form. Julia Heid, when the White Salmon high
Parker baa had to have bmjly swollen School will meet Coach Garber's hus
glands on her neck lenced ami treated, kies in the aiuiual football game. There
while a number of other children are will probably Is1 a large crowd to wit
out of school with colds and sore ness this fame, which is the last until
The Dalles meet. This last game is
throats.
Gerald Cunllff la* in Portland this the biggest annfial game in local foot
week trying to Umber up Ids "saxo ball circles and will be on The Italics
phone" finger which was badly Injured Held Friday, November (I. It is exiiecf.
some time ago when he «as working ed that a large crowd will accompany
at the mill. He hasn’t Isen able to the team to the neighboring city.
l*ast Friday Supt. Cannon showed
play much since It healed, but hope»
to be back with his orchestra next "Uncle Tom's Cabin"'in five reels ut
tlie Park afreet assembly hall in both
Saturday night.
The
Mrs. J. H. Van W1 eklen concluded matinee and evening shows.
that about the worst phnv to have a children were particularly delighted
bad cold waa around home, so she went at tlie characters in thia drama and a
down to the Hood River hospital. She large number were in attendance. The
charge of five cents was neces
will be enjoying a spell of tlie grip small
sary to cover the rental. Tip-re will be
there for a few days.
other pictures shown from time to
C. H- Thomas brought his potato time.
digger over Sunday to dig potat<x*n for
The seniors will give the first of the
J. L. Woods and R. 8. Ilazeltine, who high
school class |wirti<*s Friday night
have large potato patch* , with good
from 8 to 11 o'clock in t' » high sc I umi I
crops. The digger is so efficient it al auditorium.
All high school students
most does away with the old saying and their paranta
are Im ¡ted.
that potatoes don’t turn out, you have
Miss A^ Sawyers, of tlie* commercial
to dig them out.
<le|*artniept, and It Proebstei, of Park
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Cull Ins enter street sehool, were* both out last week
tained 11 of the younger set nt dinner on account of lilac«». -Tlie jsisltions
Saturday evening in honm of Jack's Were tilled by Miss Florence Chirk and
10th birthday.
The youngsters all Mrs. Janet Jackson.
voted that a dinner party is tlie l»est
A special assembly In ii< nor of "Old
kind of a birthday party
.
Ironsides" Week was held last week In
Mr. and Mrs M. M. Rush had a both th<* high sc boo! and Junior high.
houseful of relatives and friends for In the former Copt. G. R Wilbur was
dinner Bunday. Apple harvest is over the* s]s*Hker and the latter, State Rep
at the Mohr A Rush place with satis resentative Haslett.
The collection
factory results, but a much smaller plfii was explained by Sept. Cannon.
crop than last year when they luid one In tlie Park Hired school talks were
of the record crops of the community. made in each room by the prinef|Mil,
Because the contract ora have not yet llora 1». Overton, and In th«- Cea* school
released the new school building the by the teachers.
Collections were*
Hallowe'en party will he held at the taken in all schools whlc ii reunite d as
Dee hotel. Plans are Iwing made for follows: O k * iHdmary. *2.38; Park
a big time. Everyone is sup|MMU*<l to Street. *12.12; Junior high, *3.45 and
wear a ghost costume or*p»y ■ One. high school, *13.38. This made a total
-Cider and doughnuts will be served. of *31.33 or an average of alHipt three
Plan to be.there by 8 p. m.
cents per student.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Baker
may reach them by phone bow at 41x1.
Thursday evening previous to the
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hoops received H. it. H. H.-Goldendul«* game Friday
word Wednesday of last week that afternoon a great number of high
their son, J. D. Hoops, had undergone school studentH turned out for a rally.
an operation for acute appendicitis. He They met on Gibson field titan went in
la la a Portland hospital and at last cars down town, where tli^r ] mi rack'd
up one street and down Another yelling
reports was doing well.
Mrs. Mae King, the county nurse, "II. R.” After returning to the field
huge bonfire was lighted« BTojipd
spent Tuesday in our school examining a Wilk-Il
the atudenfs prtCticrij felting
ttoe school children
soine new sch<Hd yell».—Juanita Gluze.
MOUNT HOOD
Joe Hees is bert* from Portland Vi»-
iting his brother, F. B. Hees.
Mrs. Roberts and children have
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moved to the Slayton house.
Stockholders of the Mount Hood
Water company held n meeting Satur-
day night at the school house.
.The regular church services were
held Sunday night.
Mr.. Cooper and family have moved
to the house on Mrs. .1 B. Goss' plaice.
I«eonard Gordon is mH king his home
with his aunt. Mrs. A. M. Butterfield,
and attending school liere.
Mrs. W. % #yatt was called to
Myrtle Point Saturdny by the illne«»
of her father, A. J. Sri '"yer.
Zlbe Dlmmick is here from Walla
Walla Hitting bis brother, J. B. Dim-
mi ck.
Elmer Butterfield wns a Hood River
visitor Saturday.
Mr. and Mre. Hornra Mechlin, of
Portland, spent Baturdny and Sunday
the guests of Mrs. W. A. Ismgille.
Will Gribble was down from The
Dalles Saturday night to attend the
meeting of the Mt. H od. Water com
pany and visit C. H. Shaw and family.
Miss Gladys Aubert spent Saturday
afternoon at Hood River, ‘.j, ’
F. H. Blagg and fm
of Hood
River, and A. J. Oaklry, of Camas.
Wash., were guests of Mrs. Ida F.
Everson Bunday aft er t.oom >
Mre. Chreter Perklrn has returned
to her home It Hood River after ca
for her mother, Mrs C. W. Clarlf,
a couple of months.
Tlie Hood 141 ver high school han
started u campaign for the purpose of
making tlx* M*r|>entino better. A m a
general rule there ha» not Ixsin much
unity or system in the Serpentine. Ijist
Thursday afternoon an aswuilily was
held and one of the* feature» wnn
a aerpentine practice' under direction
of Miss Ethel Hwarts. A» a n-sult. of
thia a notii-eabk* improvement waa
.made which allowed itself at tho Hood
Itlver-Gold«*iidal<» game the next day.
—Anita Spencer.
Junior High School
(By Ruth M'Clnin)
In last Friday's atwinlily a program
was given on the prr»«*rvatiQn of "(lid
Ironsides.”
Representative Haslett
gave a talk mid wsays on this subject
were read by Marnle CrKm, Lilrille
Tomlinson and Ray Stetiblng. A poem
was recited and sevoral songs were
sting.
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Condon Folk Hurt in Wreck
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rose, returning
from Portland to th«4r home in Con
don. Were Ixith painfully bruf»<*d Mon
day night when their automobile went
off the Columbia River highway tx*ar
Hliell Rock mountain. 12 miles west of
here. Their »mall baby was uninjured.
The rar. skidding on a wet pavement,
turned completely around and turned
over In a heap of rocks at the road
side.
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Mr. and Mrs. Rose were brought to
the Hood River hospital for treatment.
PARKDALE
Trouble?
H.-R. Auto Wreckers, on U m Heights.
Parts for all cars.
jyl6tl
Mrs. O. M. Bailey
the week
end with berfamlly »nd friends.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hastings (nee
Edith Meyers) of Dufur. announce the
arrival of a daughter nt thair home.
While spraying for Hr H. Moyer»
Saturday the hose broke, the spray
striking H. L. Sommers in the face
with such force it wan feared that his
eye» were injured.
i The Christian Endeavor young folka
gave a masquerade party in the grade
school building Friday evening.
Mias Harriet Monro«', of Portland,
visited her brother, Georgn, at Valley
Crest last week.
Bill Blake has gone to California to
spend the winter.
Rar. Troy Shelley and wife, of Odell,
attended church service here Sunday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. G Babson enter
Mined Portland friends over the week
end.
Many Hood River Folks Are learning
How to Avoid It.
Are you lamo and a«'hw; tortured
with backache, and rheumatic |ialn»?
Feel nervouH. d<*press<>d, and all-
played-out? Th«'» IiM>k to your ktd-
neys! When the kidneys wenkeu uric
acid accumulates, poisoning Idooil and
nerves, and many mysterious aehra
and Ills result. .Help your kidueysl
with a stimnlfint dlutotfc. Use Doan>
Pills!
Your friend» and neighbors
recommend I Rian's.
C. A. Hints, 1216 13tli street, say»:
"My kidneys were out. of fix and I lind
sever«* pains across my back and hips
that hurt me to stoop. I was In bad i
shape nnd my kidneys acted Irregular
ly. The secretions «.-ontained wdlmvnt
and passed too freely at times. I n»e«|
Doom's Pills which relieved the. back
ache »nd regulated iny kl«lm*ys.”
Prfce Oik', at all dealers. , Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy —get ’
Doan’s Pilis—the same that Mr.1
Klutz had. Fonter-Milburn Co.. Mfrs.,1
Buffalo, N. T.
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"ABÍL ft iltlHIl HOSE ’ Ri.ilto Theatre. Wednesday, November 4.
GOOD GUESSES TO GET PIG
Come down to our store and view the fat dressed pigs
now on display. They are Blackfoot and his brother,
Curly Tail. We will sell Black Foot, but Curly Tail will be
given away at 9)». m. Saturday night, October 31, to the
person guessing most closely to his correct weight Both
these pigs are young and fattened to perfection—on Billy
Sunday corn: Try your skill at guessing. You may have
a pig for the^Sunday feast. Ask for Regulation Guessing
Ticket. . “
The Hood River Fruit and Vegetable Market will give
10 pounds of sweet potatoes to the successful guesser.
They will be fine to roust with Curly Tail.
HOOD RIVER MARKET
a
A. F. DAVENPORT, Prop
Tel. 8461
The Radio Shop of Hood River
Will have an announcement of interest to
all, one or two weeks from this date.
DO NOT FAIL to examine
The merchandise WE OFFER.
Follow the National Advertising.
Read what the Magazines and Papers say.
ATWATER-KENT, GREBE and our
Other lines show PERFORMANCE locally,
Are Nationally RELIABLE.
.Serviced and sold by the RADIO SHOP
Means FULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY
Call for a demonstration, phone 1264
THE RADIO SHOP OF HOOD «VER
308 Cascade Avenue
J. G. Bradford
HEALTH IN SAUER KRAUT
Ask your physician. He’ll tell you that sciqpce ha*
discovered that Sauer Kraut, fermented cabbage, contains
elements that are healthful in ¿he extreme. It is good for
young and old. We have just opened a fresh barrel of
fine Kraut as you ever saw.
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We can also supply Weinies or Fresh Pork. Take your
choice and telephone us. Serve a dish of steamiifc savory
Kraut to the family right away. They’ll appreciate it and
it’ll do all of ’em good.
57>e LA URNELL
MARKET
‘'Nothing Bat The Best”
A Real Grocery Service
Good Groceries - Cheerful Senice - Right Prices
A FULL LINE OF DRUG SUNDRIES
FRESH FRUIT IN SEASON
We want you to be satisfied. Drop in and
try us for your Staple Grocery Supplies and for
any little fancy article that you may wish..
GEO. MELLON
Tel. 1361
Twelfth Street
(See the »next page)
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pays for an accident insurance policy for one year in a leading
at'ick company. 1 his provides indemnity for injuries caused
by automobile accidents.
If you are injured while driving, or riding in, or adjusting
your ear, or if you are struck while on the public highway, or
injured in any manner stipulated in the policy,
THE POLICY PAYS FOR
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I xmw of Jui-, or I osh of both hands, or loss of both feet, or
los- of l><>(Ii eyes, or loss of hand and foot, or low of
hnnd and eye, or loss of foot and eye
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I/OS# of one a: m, or I okn of one leg __
Iz.sa of one li.'uid, or loss of one foot »
I x >« h of <i*u* eye
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S12JM
per week f< r partial I osh of time; limit, 4 weeks. *15 per
week f« r lio-pltiil or nurse; limit, 4 weeks, and ** medics!
bills for n> fi-di-ablitig injury.
Issued to employed persona of either aex between af«M of
18 and 65. Paid driven are excluded from the benefits of
this policy.
Fill out information blank on the hext page and »end check to
R. E. SÓOTT, A gent
HOOD RIVER, OREGON