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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1925)
•» * HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER to, 1925 Bank' MortlH»r motored I University of Oregon student, ia with 8?turd“y t<> see the U. of O.- • the crew. The line pass«* from th* < ttllrurnia game. city to the Bast Side orchard district l J^U cmi .? u ,1*5 ?.nd •ou’ Ro»*«- “0 I and thence by way of the old H. L. Baabroaek, optometrist. to Pnwu8 W. Kelly mototad I road to The Dalles into th* Let a Coin Controlled Clock help you > talrt Saturday for ths U. Ing orchard section. saw. Sae Allyn Button or tel. 4242. jl6U o* C.-V. of O. football game J L. Carter, East Side For Bant—Office rooms in the Broaiua whose orchard place la now owned by Building. Bee B. E. Scott. al8tf John Rath, waa here the first of the week from Portland visiting th* fam Bair switches made from your own Hair ily of his sun, Miles C. Carter. Mr. ■hair. tai. 8631, Mrs. M. D. Hfcks. nl2 Phone 1014 and have Meyer Cleaning Carter *'«« eu route to Heppner, Pen H.-B. Anto Wreckers,on th« Heights. !• ior your ,uil- 11 wl11 *» dleton. Baker and La Grande and Wal Faria for ail care. |9tf Mnd roturMd ready la Walla, Wash., where he will visit jfttf Bring your tubes in. We will check loriiftmediate wear. relatives and friends for a month be them free. Read's Radio Shop. a!3tf U,lll‘lhe aKenCy ior “>« M«'- fore returning to Portland. Rubbish hauling, light trucking. R. •I, ■t?i‘' 8 i11*1*’* range* None bet- Dr. and Mr* H. D. W. Pineo left F. Cooper, tai. 1721 or 3682 nilfltf •,'?!* ,uay secure th« finest Thursday for Vancouver, B. C., to at on your own terms tend a family reunion in celebration of Cail Schindler Transfer for service. within reason. Braaktnsn, Br^:,km.n m.u« - the golden wedding of Dr. Ptneo’s par Office 2W)1. re* 3402 ,2tf Rialto kls bldg, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Fletcher, who ents, Mr. snd Mrs. Geo. E. Pineo. Sons The Portland Telegram, Hood River agent, Carroll Day. Elions 336.1. a30tf now reside at Yakima. Wash., were aud daughters from all parts of the United State« and Canada will tie pres here over the week .-nd, vtaitlng PaaeooA Beamy parlor, Richard’s friends of this city and of the with ent for the jubilee event. Mr. and ltrs. East Apts. To). 2921. |5ti Side orchard section. Pineo lived in Hood River for a num Let a Coin Controlled Clock help you kfo«. II. p. Hanthorn. who has been ber of years. ve. See Allyn Button or tel. 4242. jl«tf harvesting One Hood River student. Miss Mar tlie apple crop on her Mrs. R. D. Gould, who is now a resi Grove rapch, left Monday for Oak guerite Ferrin, has completed a cor her dent of Portland, was here laut wet-k nome home in III. “ Jin. * ~ tn Decatur, Decatur. 111. Hanthorn respondence study course in the ex visiting friends. is contemplating loaning on her ranch. tension division of the University of Oregon. Miss Ferrin studied methods Mr. and Mr* A. C. Lofts have been . proprietor of the Ho spending the past week on a motor trip tel W Hukoma, left the latter part of in civies. That the people in Oregon re making Increasingly good use of to British Columbia points. last week for Chicago and Minnesota ■ tlie correspondence courses in indicated Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McWilliams, and North Dakota |*.ints to look after by the fact that completions of courses who plan on locating ben-, have just businetta interest a. thus far in 1925 show a gain of ap arrived from Los Angeles, Calif. II. L. Fording, who now resides in proximately 40 per cent over last year. Paul R. Reed, who has lieen suffer Portland, waa here the latter part of Tuesday evening, October 20, Mrs. ing from an infection in one of his Inst week visiting friends and attend John Zolls entertained with a birthday fingers, ia reported much improved. ing to biisinc-HH. Mr. Fordtag was for dinner in honur of her daughter, Misa Mr. and Mrs. Norman W- Mays sis-nt merly a resident of H,a>i River. Marie Elisabeth Zolla. The dining Mr. and Mrs. J. tv. Brubaker, ac- room was decorated in real Hallowe'en the week end in Portland visiting rela tives and friends. comitanied by their son, Edwin, came style, and there were clever favors If you want an attractive hand made up front \ anconver. Wash., where they and saucy caps for the guests. A love gift for Christmas wait'for the Pyth are now residing, to s|*end the week ly dinner wss served at 7.30 p. m. end with friends. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Otto ian Sister Itaxaar in December. The tire department was callee, to Byers, Mr. snd Mrs. Frederick Weiss, Mr. and Mr* Charles Hall, of Trout lake, Wash., were here last Friday tin- residence- c.J |{ B. Bennett at the Miss Eleanor Hoover, Mis« Agues Ein- for the Hood Rlver-Goidendale game. wi-st edge of tlie city Saturday evening, mel, George Zolto and Mrs. Zoljs. Mias when a chimney was i timing out. No Zolto received many lovely gifts. Coach Garber and Assistant Coach damage resulted last Sunday the First Christian Weber motored down Saturday for the Rev. and Mrs. Lindley H Miller, who church of this city celebrated the 20th big Bear-Webfoot football game. have been at New Orleans attending anniversary pf its organisation with W. I. Kirby, of the Odell district, tin- convention of the Episcoi al church, an appropriate service. W. A. Wood has purchased from V. A. Bower the me expected home the latter part of spoke on “The Past,” A. B. Cash spoke Watkins products agency. on “The Future,” and the minister fol tl a week. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Moller were in W. I. Coder, and Gaylord Peterson, lowed with a brief talk on "The Pres Portland Saturday for the U. of O.- of Mansfield, O., arrived by automobile ent.” Anniversary offering was re California game. last week for a visit with Mr. and ceived to pay for the newly Installed The Women’s Relief Corps baxaar will Mrs. K. D. Peterson. Mr. Peterson is furnace whidi cost $808. The offering totaled $330. Mr* Reed, representing be held November 21 in the Mt Hood a nephew of the local man. the organised Women’s Work of the hotel annex. nl9 Special! 20 per cent discount for one church in the state, spoke at the even Eves scientifically examined by H. L. week only on all felt, velour and velvet Hasbrouck, Optometrist Heilbronner hats. Hale Is-gins Thursday, October ing service. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Moe, accompanied Bldg. I8U 29. and ends Wednesday, November 4. by their son, Roger W. Moe. and fam Storejrour goods with Goodrich Trans Montier's. ily. motored to Metxger Sunday for a fer A Storage Co., the only fireproof Mrs. Ida Ticknor, of Seattle, and visit with Mr. and Mrs. Axel N. Halim. storage in tow n. Phone 3031. s2ltf Mrs. Melissa Ticknor, of ltenton, Wn, Mr. and Mrs. Moe, Jr., and haby vis Higheet cash price paid for your used have lieen visiting the past three weeks ited a, sister of Mrs. Moe, Mrs. A-. A. furniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClain at the home- of Night Marshal Conover. Baldwin, and family. Mrs. Moe and at E. A. Frans Co. t20lf They are relative« of Mrs. Conover. liaby daughter remained fot a more My radio always works well. Y’es, Fred Tooley, of ltowena. is now mar extended stay, the others of the party it rani» from the Radio shop. I’iione keting the finest cauliflower even seen returning home Sunday evening. Mr. 1264. in Hood River. Heads of the vege and Mrs. Rahm are comfortably lo Trunks, Bags, Suitcases. large as table at Holman A Samuel's store the cated at their home at Metxger. Spa sortment, reasonably priced. Kelly irnst week measured 12 inches serosa cious grounds surround their home. Mr. Rahm's hobby la bis garden. iU-ai- tlie top. Bros. Co. mlfitf denta of the section declare that be Dr. Joseph Sayre, of Seattle, who Eocene Coal Oil stops smoking anc has grown the finest garden in Oregon smelling oil stoves. In bulk at Frani had lieen at Rochester, Minn., attend this year. produced abundant ing the' Mayo clinic, stopped here last crop«, despite He Co. m29tf the dry season, sit liough Not a Bunkodyne or Squawkabox. week for a visit with bis sister, Mrs. his tract was not irrigated. The name means something when you A. B. Bennett, and family. Dr. Sayre was formerly located at White Salmon. buy Atwater Kent or Grebe. Miss Helen Carson, wife is teaching The Woman’s Union of the Riverside church will meet tomorrow at the at Bend, was here over the week end church parlors at 12.30. Lunch will be for a visit witli her jiarents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Carson while returning with served by the committee. friends of the central Orc-gun city from »• Mr. and Mrs. Squires and Mr. ('lark, the U. of O.-California football game*. The Pine Grove grange will celebrate of Grandview, Wash., spent the week Jay V. Fike, who has resigned his end with Night Marshal Conover and position sb field salesman for the Ap the end of the apple harvest season with a hard times party at the grange wife. lite Gruwers Association, has left for Miss Alice Carson, studef t at the Yakima, wheiv he is now a menils-r of hall Saturday evening. Since the date University of Oregon, has t.-en elected the sales force of the Winthrop Fruit falls on Hallowe'en, the refreshments will smack of this autumnal event, and a member of the University of Ore Co. those who are at the pleasant party gon women's glee club. For Thursday, Friday and Saturday will feast on pumpkin pie, 'cider and The missionary ladles of the First if large consignment of coats and doughnuts. Baiitist church, will meet rbtirsdav drecses Just from New York. Lovely A double flue will be assessed, all (this> afternoon with Mrs J. II. Hea silk and satin dresses with just the who attend the party wearing modern ton at her home at 113 Marion street. right touch — all one prices $19.75. clothes. ________________ J. II. Miner, of the Seattle National M outer's. bank, on the way liy automobile into Harry Dolison, who recently returned PORTLAND WAY ' «stern Washington points, stopped here with his family from Walla Walia Robert Beck, of Portland, nephew of In-re Monday to call on local tankers to make liis home, has entered tlie gen Mr. and Mr* Floyd Rankins, is mak Miss Evelyn Hasbrouck, who has eral contracting business. He will take ing his home with them, attending high lieen seriously ill with typhoid-pneu <are of plastering and outside stucco school here but going to Portland every monia. is reported making a steady job«. week end to take lessons on pipe organ. recovery. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McGuire will Mr. Boone, organist at First Christian ladies desiring neat, fashionable <IYees leave next week for Portland, whence, Science church is his teacher. making done may find our work sstis- after the stock show is over, they will Miss Georgia Carter, who had been fles Prices right Mrs. Maddux, Cobb’s leave for a 4-month stay in southern visiting at the home of Dr. L. 11. Dia Apar ments. s2ttf California. Mr.. McGuire, who lias mond and working in the apples, has If vou do not receive your Oregonian lieen ill for several months, is allowing returned to her home in Portland. regularly or wish to subscribe for same, i n iimrlisl Improvement, and it is Most of the orchardlsts have finished either by carrier or mail, please call thought the visit in California will with their apple crops and have taken Oregonian agent. Phone 2303. I2ltf further improve his health. His string advantage of the fine weather to finish Cleaning and pressing your clothes < of Jerseys will tie cared for during his their spraying. — adds wonderfully to their wear. Tel. alisenccr by Howard Hollenbeck, who Mrs. Koy Cornell, a former resident will also maintain his milk route. 1014 for Meyer Cleaning Works. Quick on Portland Way, waa calling on old delivery service. j5tf The memliers of 8t. Mark's pariah friends Monday. Mr. and Mr* Corneil Sales Representative Wanted—Chance are to have a get together dinner Tues have purchased a Star coupe, Mrs. for nice profitable business ; experience day. November 3, at 6.30 p. m., in honor Cornell driving the car with ease and not necessary. See Mrs. Maddux, Cobb of Rev. and Mrs. Miller's return from comfort. Chas. Scliuknecht escaped a near ac Apartments. olBtf the general convention at New Orleans. cident Saturday night while leading Sweet eider delivered by the gallon or A full attendance ia requested barrel; also do grinding'and pressing. Fielding S. Kelly, whose hobby is his horses alongside the highway. An Can supply new kegs and barrels. ‘Wal gardening, is exhibiting a huge winter automobile being driven without lights ter Wells, phone 4723. n5 squash that is a curiosity because of ran into the horse«, knocking one down and doing a bit of damage to the ma Mayor and Mr* A. B. Bennett mo its unique shape. The squash weighs chine. Mr. Schuknecht jumped to one tored to Portland Saturday to attend about 60 pounds. It looks like a huge ■ide In time to avoid the Impact of the the football game tietween U. of O. and turtle. It is rounded normally on top, machine but had no chance to protect but the under side is concave. the University of California. the horae. So much for no light* Mrs. Fred Ries, who now resides at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weber and Mr. Clyde Burke has finished his apple Santa Paula, Calif., has been here the past six weeks visiting friends anil rel crop and spraying on his own place, atives. Mrs. Ries brought messages to and ia now spraying for other orchard- numerous local friends from A. A. ists. The first fall mist made Its appear Jayne, 'pioneer io«jl.Attorney, who ia ance yesterday in our neighborhood. now residing in Santa Paula. Hit hough signs of the coming rains The Elks lodge is planning a big have been noticed across the Columbia. social event for all the members of Many of the erchardlata have en families of Elks in the near future. are just right for • nice lunch It is anticipated that a large number joyed the Navy Day exercises and pro of tlie lodge memliers will be present grams over the air, and what a won these fall days. All kinds. at the meeting tomorrow night when derful pleasure to those who have no the plans for -the social affair will be other way of hearing concerts or pro grams. Who could call a radio an 12c Can discussed. extravagance? The soul must have The O4 W R. A N. Co. is engaged in food as well as the body to help keep making repaira to ita water system poise of thought and activity. What a here. Standpipes are being refitted blessing to country folks to have a and improved. The huge tank, fed by radio- one that is clear and distinct, That Swedish style, hard the water system of the Apjde Grow void of statics and mysterious noise* ers Association, is being repainted in Floyd Rankins expects to finish with rye bread ia mighty good side and out. A temporary wooden his apples this week. tank to being used while the painting with soup or coffee. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Emmett were is under way. callern at their orchard and on friends Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hovey, who have on Portland Way last weak. 45c pkg. been making their home at Eagle Point Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Stranahan were in the Medford district, where Mr. callers at Dr. Diamond's last Th«rs- Hovey was superintendent of a large day afternoon. orchard tract, have arrived here and are now at home on the B. E. Helfer Carl «f The dainty, round, slightly place in the Belmont district. They We wish to thank our friends and salted Butter Crackers in one- purchased this place last spring. neighbors for tbslr kind aid and sym- Another of the historic oak trees of inthy during our recent bereaAment pound sealed packages. Hood River was sacrificed this week attendant on the death of oar eon. as a safety measure. The tree stood Their ministration« will be kept In 25c on the lawn of the home of 8. F. sacred memory. John hosier Blythe. >lt waa known because of a and Family. huge burl several feet up from the ground. Mr. Blythe ia endc-avoring to Hallaws’sa Ma agn an ia find someone. who wishes to make use Old time dance. Prise« for the best of the buri for furniture making. character masks, also for best comic*. Mrs. & A. Bell and a party of Regular 50c adurission ; 25c extra for frtenda made a motor trip last Friday all who are not masked. Spectators, up the Loop highway and theme by 25c. (J rangers free. The Oraveoateina, way of Wapanitia cut-off back down Rockford hall, October N, 8» pi to the Coiunfota River highway. Tlie journey was declared to be very ap pealing. The foliage of various trees, it was said, to now vari-col »red. Bet ting the landscape aflame. A crew of six men ana now engaged In the raconotruction of the Pacific [may's line between here J. W. Johnson, former LOCAL MENTION c « h ? PINE GROVE TO HAVE HARD TIMES PARTY Campbell’s Soups Rye Crisp Edgemont Crackers The Star Grocery “GMOniwawta* PERIGO & SON S3»? MOLDEN, HUELAT. SATHER CO RETIRING FROM ■ BUSINESS LITTLE CAN BE SAID ATTHIS PRESENT WRITING SUFFICE TO SAY THAT EVERYONE IN THE STORE IS BUSILY ENGAGED DAY AND NIGHT GETTING THROUGH TAKING INVENTORY 1 All buying and wait for next \lllr I Week s paper announcing the w w * • Most Sensational News of the Year NOTE! Drastic to the extreme point of almost giving away some of • this merchandise—will make this Retiring Sale the exciting topic of the hour READ In many instances throughout the store you will be able to save from one to two days’ wages on a single item, which virtually means that the more you buy THE MORE ENORMOUS WILL BE YOUR SAVINGS Wait and watch for next peek’s double page advertisement CASH & CARRY GROCERY DELIVERY TWICE DAILY Phone 1032 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31 a GROSS, Propr. SPECIALS— —MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2 HOOD RIVER SOFT SHELL WALNUTS, (Grown by Mrs. Hbvey,) per lb................. fcwv NICE SOLID CABBAGE for Kraut, <1 Ifl per sack................. * I • IV DRY ONIONS, 10 pounds for.................................................... fcwv SPECIALS IN TOBACCO-STAR OR HORSESHOE CHEWING, per lb...?...........■ PRINCE ALBERT SMOKING TOBACCO, 2 cans for........................................................... fcwv FEED DEPARTMENT Wasta Scratch, per nek. Brewster Egg Mask ter MU Oafr, per nek... D^IKJ 1WUCV INuKyf « Shrimper nek IH Bn, per nek Phone 1032 3rd and Oak Sts. GROCERY DEPARTMENT CROWN OR WHITE RIVER $2.04 FLOUR, 49-lb. sack, per sk...... ARMOUR’S COMPOUND, $1.53 8-pound can .................................. ;.. CALIFORNIA BLUE ROSE RICE, 25c 3 pounds for..................................... MOTHER’S PREMIUMUOATS, 29c per package.......................... I........... FELS NAPHTHA SOAP, 25c - (4 to a customer) 4. bars for........ IVORY SOAP, (4 to a customer) 25c Regular 10c, 4 bar? for............... The Feed Market ia very firm. Feed in «tock at the following DELIVERY TWICE DAILY We »till have FURNITURE DEPT Specials for Sal, Oct 31 and Mon., Nov. 2 We are offering the following specials in Furniture: SIMMONS’ BEDS Gold or Ivory enameled, 2-in post, each.... $8.25 SILK FLOSS MATTRESS 35 lb*, net weight ....................... $15.00 IVORY DRESSERS Rai Plate Glass, each $13.50 3-Plece Overstuffed Set DAVENPORT. ROCKER AND CHAIR, Cut Velour, $134 Latest thing in Overstuffed Furniture---------------- STEEL RANGES 18-in. Oven, Large Firebox, White Enameled Door (rn |-n and Warming Closet--------------------------- .----- -.»pjfci.iJv certainteed rugs Size 9 ft. X 1O’A ft, 1.35 1.50 1.35 1.30 ack..................... $9.27 CERTAINTEEED FLOOR COVERINGS AU Nice Patterns, per sq. y«L