HOOD RIVER GLAQER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, vAe FLO RS HEIM SHOE ^/N£ shoes, like good com- ny, are a satisfaction to ve—a pleasure to be as sociated with. One reason why so many men wear Fkxshcirn Shoes permanently. C Tbt RIALTO NKKELSEN WINS ORGANIZATION WILL BOOST LOOP AHA ■OBE BLUE RIBBONS A group of men who own along the Mount Hood Loop in Hood River and Clackamas held a meeting at Government Camp iast week, according to word brought here Saturday by Gilbert Edgington, who was accompanied by William Moody, J. B. Demmon and Ralph Da vies. of the Upper Valley. Ofitoera elected were: T. J. Broderick, of Portland, president ; Oiie Spaulding, of Sandy, secretary-treasurer, and Jack Greenwood, of Sandv. vice president Tlie new organization will endeavor to bring about a beautification of the country adjoining the highway. The forestry service will be asked ta re move all snags and other forest dobrig. K. S. Collins, Portland lumberman, wrote the organization and urged that it back a movement to have the road side between Government Camp and the forest boundary planted with rho dodendrons. Mr. Edgington said that the organ ization reconmiended the construction of a horse trail to connect the Loop highway with Eden park. ( HUNDBEDS MARVEL AT NEW VICTROLA J. G. VOGT Hundreds of local folk since Satur day have been marveling at the new Orthophonic Victor machine being dem onstrated at the Kresse Drug com pany's store. A little gvoop gathered around the new Instrument last Sat urday and Mr. Kresse played various selections for them. Boon the word had spread to town and valley and scores were gathering in the store for concerts. The new Orthophonic is a wonder instrument. One bears the real voice of the singer or the harmony of an orchestra, when it reproduces music. It is a complete non-electrical reproduction of the entire range of audible sound. The prenentation of the new machine Is as great a revolution almost as was that years ago when the first talking machine was offered tlie public. W>r- merty piano music, when reproduced on the talking machine was not HStlB factory. The new Orthophonic, bow- ever, cauaee one to think that he is actually listening to the artist, The new machine reproduces the base tones very distinctly. Ip will, it is declared, bring a revival of the industry. rurmui HOOD RIVER, OREGON Look Well In Your Home Attractive Apron Dresses Gingham-Percale Crisp, fresh gingham and percale Apron Dresses which give the housewife that “profea- sional” look. In a pleas ing assortment of colors and patterns. BUDGET COMMITTEE TO MEET TONIGHT Mayor Bennett Monday night ap pointed the following citiaene on the Imdget committee: F. fl. Kelly, Fred H. BeiL R. B. Perigo, O. C. Grew, E. M. Holman, A. fl. Kelr and Harry DeWitt. The committee will meet this evening and establish a tentative budget which wiH later be adopted by the council. The cooncil Monday evening adopted an ordinance that calls for grading of Eaat 8 her man avenue and the con- atructioa of sidewalks. The cooncil will hold an adjourned mooting next Monday evening. Elks Pisa Big Serial A red letter event In Elkdom will occur Friday, tomorrow, evening. The entertainment committee of the lodge has arranged for family night. One of the best available vaudeville aggre gation In Portland has been secured and win gtve an entertainment at the Pythian temple. An hopr of dancing will folow this, and then the Elks and their ladies and families will go to the Elks hall for refreshments. Many Elks from Mosier and mid Columbia Washington points are ex- petted to pariiclpate In the pleasant party. d Used Czri 1028 Dodge touring, well-tired and in excellent condition. We'U guaran tee it free from mechanical defect. 1924 Star sedan. Looks like new and rung like a watch. Offen dosed car oomfort at an attractive i>ri«e. 1923 Ford touring car. Has been tuned up and shined up and the price is very reasonable. Ford truck, equipped with mountain brakes and aix tires. Offen lota of ser vice at a low price. Bee the above can at Bennett Brothen. ______________ _ Joseph Yaden, who has made a num ' PINE GROVE ber of sales of the Star auto here this Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Lage, who weut season, will spend th« winter outside. 1 to Prineville and ltedmond last week, It is rumored that he will return In returned home Tuesday by way of the the spring with the agency of several McKenzie Pass and Portland. They good cars. visited the stock show Monday Fred Elmer has leased the ranch be Mr. und Mr». W. U. Keck, who were longing to Mr. Wilson, Hr. in Roseburg last week, returned home Farmers have taken advantage of ■ Tuesday. the good weather and have their fall Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Fike were at plowing well under way. the stock show Monday. C. M. Cutting is offering for sale a Mr. and Mr». E. F. Batten ami high testing full blooded Jersey cow, G«orge mid Charles tage expect to vis coming fresh soon. it the stock allow today. Ulrich Zuberbuliler, who has been The funeral of Jean Boas, Infant making an extended trip In the eaat, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ross, la expected home soon by way of Cali of Yakima, was held in Hood River fornia. last Htuulay. Mr. und Mrs. F. W. Rad R. L. Bewley, who has resided here ford retnrned to Yakima with Mr. and for several years, has rented his ranch Mrs. R ohs and expect to remain during and returned to Oregon. Mrs. Minnie Adeline, wife of Harry the winter. O. L. Wilson and wife were Hood D. Emery, died in Port land last Satur Mr. und Mrs. Geo. Sheppard and River visitors Haturday, as was Mrs. day. Mrs. Emery, aged 47, formerly re family were in Portland last week end Albert Elmer. sided here. Funeral services were held for the stock show. West Klickitat Pomona Grange No. In Portland Monday and the body waa Miss Eula McCully has lieeu visiting 32 will meet in White Salmon with forwarded to Lincoln, Nebr., Tuesday E vmm «failed on Liquor Charge friends in Hood River and l’ine Grove Mountain View Grange Tuesday, No for interment Mrs. Emery for the past several A. R. Evans, 00-year-old East Side vember 10. Tills is an important meet recently. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Blackman spent ing and every member should endeavor years had tieen in charge of the bead rancher, was fined $250 and given a 30- work d«i»art inent of the Meier A Frank day jail sentence Tuesday by Justice of to be present. last Sunday in Portland, Trout take Grange will bold one store in Portland. Her associates there the Pean Blagg. The school room for transient chil more evening meeting, November 11. paid her the higliest tribute. Survivors ▲ posse from Sheriff Edick's office dren, which has been in charge of Mrs. The day meetings will begin Saturday, are: Charles Beernp, father; Charles raided the Evans home Monday night. Lecll Allen for the past aix weeks, November 28. Hoerup. Jr., brother, and Mrs. Jennie The/ found nine quarts of moonshine closed Inst Friday. Cole, of Omaha, Nebr.; Mrs. Alice Cor and a quantity of mash. They, how The iq>eclul school elei-tion Wednes nell, sister, Ix>s Angeles. Calif. and ever, were unable to locate a still. Ev CHURCHES day of last week had a record attend Lee and John Beerup, brothers, of Lin ans. so officen stated, had been under ance and resulted in the election of suspicion for aevenl months. coln. Nebr. Seventh Day Adventist Church ▲. W. Peters, J. P. Thomsen and A. A. Mrs. D. P. Emery, of Summit, was Sabbath school Saturday 10 a. m. In Portland at the time of the death of Mohr as a school board. No other bus Day Maa in Trouble iness wuh transacted. Preaching service 11 ID a. m. Prayer her daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. J. James W. Fitzgerald, John Day. meeting, Wednesday 7.45 p. m. . Al) W. Haviland, old friends of the fam youth, who baa been trucking apple« Mrs. E. K. House will serve a lunch ily, were also called there Saturday. eon to the tadies' Aid society Friday. are welcome. to eastern Oregon point« from the Mid All who «*Mt to attend are requested dle Valley, was given a suspended sen St. Mary's Cath«iie Church to notify her today. A silver offering WOMEN’S CLUB NEWS tence of six months in jail and a $200 wilt be taken. First Maas, 8 a. m. and second Masa One Monday by Justice of the Peace The educational committee of the Blagg on a statutory charge. The com The regular bustneM meeting of the at 10.30 each Bunday morning. Even club is busy preparing for husbands' Bunilower class will be held at E. K. ing devotions at 7.30 o'clock tomorrow, night, which will be held in the Mt. plaint Involved a young unmarried Friday, evening and Sunday evening. woman of the up-country orchard sec IA go's next Tuesday evening. Father Joe Smith, Pastor. Hood Hotel dining room, November 12 tion. ________________ The grange social flutnrday evening Tel. 3132. at 0.30 p. m. The charge will tie 75 will be in charge of Mrs. Donald Mc- cents per plate. Teachers of Hood Trunks, Bags, Suitcases. Large as English Lutheran Church Isiud, wlm will with the asslstam'e of River schools will be honor gu<*sts of sortment, reasonably priced. Kelly Regular services at 11 a. m. The the club for this tianquet. Anyone Bros. Co. the Camp Fire Girls put on a ileinon- nilttf Sunday school meets at 10.30 a. m. stratlon of their work. The girls have wishing to make reservations may tel 'Hie meeting of the Y. 1' S. will be been doing good work and deserve a ephone Mrs. A. G. Lewis, chairman, or No. 1488 large aiirtien<v. A candy sale will be held Friday at 8 p. m. any one of the educational committee. Rev. P. Hilgendorf, Pastor. In the Circuit Court of the State of held for tlie benefit of their treasury. Please make reeervattona early. Mii.lc Will be fnriiUhml L.H Um Uralb is» nut forget Ute study group to bo Oregon for tlie County of Hood River. Riverside diurch In the jiatter of the Seizure of an eusteln orchestra mid old fashioned held Novemtier 9. Child psychology dances will be a feutnre of the even Sunday school at 0 45 a. m Regular und meal planning groups will meet at Automobile carrying Intoxicating Liq ing. Everyone is Invited. morning service at Ila. ni. Subject of 2 pm. Household accounts and budg uor ; the Property of Salvador Zbarro. | Jane Galligun. daughter of Mr. and twstor's sermon, “The Experience of ets, and time M-hedule« and time sav State of Oregon, County of Hood Mrs. Geo. GaWIgmi, is at home with a the Road.” Christian Endeavor at 0.45 ers for the home grout» will meet St River, ss. p. in . subject, "The Value of Friend 3 pm. imdly fractured arm. To Salvador Zbarro, address Hood ______ Tlie W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs. ship.” River, Oregon, e/o Sheriff Edick, and The Bnnlnewi Woman's dub last Julia Hunt this afternoon. St. Mark e Church week gave a Hallowe'en party at Li to Whom It May Concern : In the Name of the State of Oregon: brary hall for the teachers of the <4ty the Crona-roada ” will “ America at You, and each of you, are hereby noti PORTLAND WAY lie th« subject of the rector’s sermon sclHMtla. The worn was decorated with fied and will take notice that the fol Rain of a few minutes' duration pt St. Mark's Episcopal church next Hallowe'en emblems and Hallowe’en described personal property, to- made its ajipearance Tuesday sliout Sunday at the morning servici* at 11 games and refreshments were enjoyed. lowing __ ____ Ford Toil ring Car, Washington noon, but trees were soon dry enough o’clock. The church school will meet Miss T x < u I m > flacker, president of the wit: L to spray and the r<vt of the day was ns usual at 9.45 a. m. state federation, and Miss Martha License No. 209770 for the year 1925; bright and the ran shone. Oaacli, state secretary, were present Motor No. «830087, was seized by the • Bev. U II. Miller. for the me« I ng and addreaaed the gath sheriff of Hoed River County, Oregon, Roy MHsiker was pruning tr<*es yes ering, the former speaking on atate on the 3rd day of October, 1925, at First Churah of Christ. Mentirt terday on the Kelly Bro», place, The about the hour of 10 o’clock a. m. of weather has been ideal for fall work Services In church building Sunday. club affairs and the latter telling of said day, in the County of Hood River, and many are taking advantage of the 11 a. m. Sunday school the same the recent national convention. State of Oregon, tn the vicinity of City same. From all appearances much of honr. The reading room is maintained Mrs. Chas. II. Castnef. pest presi Building. Ctty of Hood River, Oregon, the winter and early spring work will In the Davidson building Room 8 la in said County of Hood River, State of liuve been accomplished at this time. open week days from 8 to 5, with an dent of tlie Oregon State Federation of Oregon, that eaid Ford Touring Car Women ’ s t ’ lnits. addressed members of Mrs. Celia Macpherson. I)r. Lora attendant in charge from 3 to 6. in Skamania and Klickitat coun ever since baa been, and now is, in the 1 Ma mom! and Mrs. ChnA Schuknecht f!i<- Wednesday evening service at 8 dabs ties, Washington, a meeting held IMMwcmion and custody of said sheriff mot' red over the Ixmp highway ree»*nt- o'clock. Ix*naon subject: “Adam and yesterday at Lyle. at Wnsh. More than of Hood River County, Oregon, and is ly. Stopping at Rogers' lodge on their Fallen Man.” ________ loo delegates from the various mid being proc ee de d against in the above retnrn. While there meeting the elder entitled Court for the forfeiture of the Christian Church«« ( ’ oiutnhla Washington women ’ s organ Mr Kogers, in casual conversation they Aame for a violation of Chapter 29 of tzatlona were present for the session. Bible school at 9.45. (krmninnlon at learned thnt lie whs quite familiar the General Laws of Oregon fbr 1923, 10.50. preaching at 11.15. At the Val with people and plates known to them. the same being an act relating to the ley church the aubject will be the HNS, FURS, FEATHERS forfeiture and sale of boats, vehicles One of the Interesting things enjoyed wuh the 1848 directory of New York fourth chapter of Reveiatlena; Chria- There was rejoicing at the home of and other conveyances need in the un city, staling name and place of loca tlan Endeavor at 0.30 and preaehing at Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. French Monday lawful transportation or possession of tion of jieople and relatives known. 7.30. Theme for the evening sermon when their toy collie dog. Pat. was run intoxicating liquor within the State of Mr. Rogers has crossed the rontitieni. In town will be,- "When God Forgot.” over by an automobile, the accidenttte- Oregon; and that all persona having <12 times nnd expects to leave for his Remember the Thursday evening lec aulting in a broken tall for Pat. The or claiming any tntereet in said auto tures of Revelation; church night home in New York this week. mobile are hereby required to appear Thursday evening. A cordial welcome family rejoiced that the <log was in before the above entitled Court in the Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Cline, of Pine extended to all. jured no worse. They were glad, how The Livjngstones. Grove, w<*re visitors Sunday at Linger ever, that he had been painfully hurt, County Court House of Hood Rivet* tang orchard. hoping that the Incident would teach County, Oregon, at Hood River, Ore The Baptist Church him not to nm after automobiles here gon. by Saturday, the 28th day of No Clyde Burke lias been spraying Dr Munday school at 10 a. in. Morning after. vember, 1920, which said day has here Diamond's orchard this week. at 11 a. m. “A Dancing Girl, tofore been duly net by the above en The first real heavy frost in our a worship Hrnnkeu Fool and a Hero." Hpieial Two motor trucks of the state game titled Court as an answer day herein, vicinity came Tuesday night nml there music choir. Evening worship department were here recently and be and to defend against said proceedings, was ice frozen to the depth of one-half at 7.30. by the "The Holy Hpirit and the gan the distribution of 000.000 Rain and that upon their failure so to do, a Inch, • World.” Junior B. Y. P. U. at 4 p. m. bow trout fry propagated this year at judgment of forfeiture of aald Auto 'rtle iinttowrfkn dance at the grange Senior R. Y. P. IT. at 0.30 p. m. Prayer the Dead Point hatchery near Dee. will be entered. hall proved quite a succeaa. A large meeting Wednesday at 7.30 p. m. You The little fish will be placed in the mobile Thia Notice is issued and given to crowd attended and everyone had a are Invited to all these service«. Pray Eaat, Middle nnd West forks of Hood yon, and each of yon, pursuant to an good time, Clyde Burke taking the for the world wide revival. river and in Odell. Indian and Phelps order duly made by Hon. Fred W. Wil ixtoby price. C. R. Deiepine, Pastor. creeks. son. pn-Mdlng Judge of the above en titled Court, on the 2nd day of Novem Apple Blossom Makes Improvements ber. TROUT LAKE Find Killing Frost Ratnrday Night 1925. The Apple Blossom cafe is engaged Witness nqr hand and seal of said The Ouler poetofflco has lw»cn moved Tlie first killing frost of the season on hnprovementa and remodeling wort Court affixed at Hood River, Hood Riv from the Gul« hotel to the Pleasure struck lower levels of the mld-Oolum- hall. bls Saturday night, leaving flower gar that will make the popular eating place er County, Oregon, thia 4th day of operated by Mr. and Mrs. IL V. Fore The Forestry Service has called in dens and late vegetable tracts withered man more attractive and convenient November, 1925. Kent Shoemaker, all its outside men. ending the road after the brilliant sunshine struck for their staff and the pnMic alike. County Clerk. them. The minimum temperature work for this aoason. Gandy cases have been alilfted to the State of Oregon. County of Hood 0. Oilier and Dr. Bids holm lately reached 20 degree«, the lowest of the opposite side of the room, and new River, ss. made a trip to tartland. nt their own season. I. Kent Shoemaker. County Clerk of Hnnday was calm and hundreds of shelving has been arranged. With the eapense. to ace parties In connection removal of the candy cases, more room the County of Hood River, State of with the mnlntemincv of the five miles motorists took advantage of the weath will lie provided for tabic«, and the Oregon, do hereby certify that I have to make a Anal tour over the Mount of the Trout take-White Salmon road er Hom! Ixsrp highway. Toward night a Apple Blossom will he in position to prepared the’within and foregoing copy built by the Forest Her vice. of Notice and have carefully cotrpered strong, cold wv«t wind began driving accommodate larger crowds. Trout takers are glad to see the In banks of clouds up from the const, and the same with the original thereof; Red Crow Roll Call Nmr terest shown to complete the Oh*n weather prophets oredieted an early and that it to a correct transcript there wood-Yakima road. Ono wonders why snowfall for the orohard section. The annual roll call of the Hood from and of the whole thereof. the Trout take jioopie are not taking Dated, at Hoed River. Oregon, this Tlie falling weather expected, how River R<*<1 Cross chapter is approach an active Intereat in thia Improvement ever. did not materialise. A light ing. City and valley folk will be asked 4th day of November. 1925 Revival meetings are being held at slmwer prevailed Monday night, clear to pay their annual dues the week of [<'Inuit Court Seal] Kent Shoemaker. Church here, Rev. Wybal leading ing the atmosphere. Yesterday was November 10-21. Ted Raker la In County Clerk. charge of the campaign. n5-12 brilliantly clear. HRS. H. D. EMERY DIES IN PORTLAND WSTTTUnON- er county poultry will soon par with the world famous H»0d River upptea. C. D. N iell ai « e n, after winning first premium for the beat pullet ; first premium for the best White Leghorn cockerel ; first premium for the best cockerel In the Medtterni- ne«n class of fowls, and grand pre mium for the* sweepstakes cockerel at the state fair, now wins first premium for the best young p<n of leghorns, consisting of four pullets and one cock erel, and second premium for the bent pallet at the Pacific International Live stock show at Portland this week. Bert Benter, who took first awards on Ills White Rocks at the state fair at Salem, won premiums at the Port land ahoW.. Both Mr. Benter and Mr. Nickelaen were in Portland when the fowls were judged. The newer Apron Frock materials are broadcloth and cotton pongee which give almost a tailored effect by their trimness. Many striped materials shown. See Our New Styles Like other apparel, Apron Dreeses have naw styles! We are showing the most practical and appealing styles. Sashes are generous. Most of the garments have convenient pockets. This Store is noted for its Apron Dress Values! Our New York buyers purchase hundreds of thousands of Aprons annually Ws sell for less! Come in and select the colors and styles which you like. Now is a splendid time to get a fresh supply of home Dresses I Priced from 79c to $4.98 “SHOP EARLY IN THE WEEK—IT PAYS Apple Crep This Yew barrels con>|>ared with 23.537,000 bar The per capita consuulptlon of ap rels last year. Northwestern apples ples in the United State« Is now about are being Hhiiqied rapidly and are now half an apple a day, says the United reaching the peak movement. Federal lnsiiection of apples at shipping points States Department of Agriculture. Tlie total crop tills year will reach is also greater than last year, inspec lfM.000,000 bushels compared with 179,- tions in the northwest promising to lie 000,000 bushels last year. The decrease 50 per «-ent more than in any preceding , In total production, however, is par season. tially offset by the fact that the crop Hagar Moves Cigar Shop Is of unusually fine quality, and less than the usual proportion will go to. W. R. flagar, who for the past sev- „o.u ...» . ... ............ .n„. waste or be used for manufacturing oral months has operated ...„ tils v cigar pur|MMM*H. The portion known as the factory ■ in the Grow, building, has commercial crop will reach 30,134,0001 leased the old city hail building for a year and has moved his cigar factory there. He and his family will reside in the rear of the old city hall, and will thus tie near their work_________ Mr. Sagar is considered one of the best cigar makers of the state. He has built tip a good demand on his cigars throughout the mid-Columbia area. Eocene Cosi Oil slops smoking and smelling oil stoves. In bulk at Frani Co. mî9tf Ths W. R. Sagar Cigar _ _________ Factor* __ has moved to the old City Hall, Hall. Fourth St. DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY H. GROSS, Proprietor DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY Phone 1082 3RD AND OAK STREETS Phone 1032 Special Prices for Sat and Mon., Nov. 7th-9th Feed Department Grocery Department CROWN or WHITE RIVÈR 20 AO FLOUR, 4D lb., per sack..... Alpine Milk, tall cans, 3 for...... 25c 'Limit 3 to a customer Kellogg Corn Fkltto.* (K»it 2 UNION BROS. EGG MASH 100 lb. Sack........ .. ............. E7 Wasco Shorts, 80 lb. ik. 25c $1/10 Rolled Barley, 75 lb. sic ■X Crown Rolled Oats, 9 Iba, perak. 58c Middlings, per sack...... Oil Meal, 100 lb. ak. $3.00 45 LU. ARMOUR'S COMPOUND....... Consider the Wee as Good as the Quality California Navy Beans. 3 U m . for 25c California Red Mexican Beane HF 3 pounds for.............................. ¿DC Furniture Department YUM-YUM BED SPRINGS Fall Sise Mixed Candy, 2 lbs. for.. 25 $3.15 Six Inch Store Pipe, WHITE WONDER SOAP Galvanized Wash Tubs Large Size. ................ 10 Gallon Kegs for Kraut 17c ...$1.75 Stone Jan, all sizes, per gaL We have many more things at special prices, and we would you come in ami look them over. Drop in any day. We always hare Specials to offer vmi