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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1925)
HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1925 APPEAL IS MADE I FOR CHILDREN’S HOMg Thor—the “ eliminated in new features have Simply attach it convenient electric Touch the auto matic lev£r on either side (at your finger tips). The padded roll starts turning while the ironing shoe closes and gives a more uniform pres sure, heavier than is possible by hand. Irons four times Start the pieces through. You merely guide them. The Thor does the rest. There’s an open end to the feed board, just like your ironing board, so you can iron the most difficult pieces and do them quickly. For the Thor is four times as fast as the ordinary iron. Yet it costs but a |1 W ||j few cents an hour. 11 II M A touch on either side of the roll stops it and y|ij automatically releases the ironing shoe. It i | can never be left against the roll. That’s one A» [1 of the safety features. h a There are many other features to the U ’ j L j ( “feature-full” Thor. You can have them all demonstrated in your own home—and with- out obligation. Just call us—or call on us. >0/ Special November Offer and 17 monthly payments Ask about the extra convenience outlet FREE with every ironer. Always at your service WHITE SALMON Two sustained quality products mated for ef ficiency and more miles Ask your dealer for the fl MOTORMATES Associated (¿asoline and Cycol Motor OU ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY NORTH PACIFIC COAST LINE (B^ Mrs. Ada Wallace L’nruh) It was an taspiriiig sight on a recent visit to see the children of the Fa tin Home housed in a new school build ing finfincsd by a State appropriation. After the long months In which they havt been crowded into wholly inade quate and inconvenient quarters it is I not at all strange that the splendid I teachers were smiling their joy and that when the children were asked to I voice their feelings that they nearly "raised the roof with a deafening roar. I With all of the generosity of the state and of our friends we are still short of funds to complete and equip tbe entire building Cash bas been <*ontributed to equip tlie three class rooms thought to be sufficient for this year. The East Side Baptist church of Portland will complete and equip the auditorium vvhi«dl will be the cen ter of the social ami Christian work of the Farm Home and the good pw- ple of Roseburg are financing the d«>- luestlc science room. Our numbers have increased so rapidly, however, that we find ourselves obliged to com plete another class "room even though funds are not in band for the pur- | m » m >, the three beine now so crowded that efficient work is impossible. There are on the Children’s Farm Home grounds three girls' cottages capable of housing 70, while the two Imys' cottages will only shelter 45 boys. This made it necessary one day ladf week to refus«* homes to four little byys within four hours. In oue fern- ily there were two ls>ys and two girls. To recelvfi tbe girls from this faiui^ would mean the bu nking of family tieq with the probability that they would never be united in close family reia- lions again. Tlie rii«*rished thought of the projectors of this home for de- pendent children was. that so far as IsiMsible, families witli all the helpful ties established when "He set them toKetiier in families" should be kept Intact. There are those,outalde of the W. C. T. U. who hold this sacred. We must have another lioys’ rottage just as soon as it can be erected. Where are the people who will help in this? Think of it, in Oregon we buy our expensive cars, we tak«* our trips for pleasure, we purcliase extravagant clothing, we gratify every wish, but |>oor children must lie seisirated for lack of room to shelter them or worse yet drift into the great army of delin quents because there is no place for them to have home love or care, A small amount having been sent in for another boys' cottage by persons who had visited the home and recog nized the need, we have decided to organize “A Boys’ Building Farm Home League” and put all duee In that fund. Will every person inter- est«sl In saving ls>.vs send in their ow i dues of $1, adding for family and friends when (»issibl«*? Here’s my hand for “Boosting Boys’ Building.” Semi all contributions to 5<XI Stock Exchange Building, Portland, Oregon. When digging anil storing your flower bulbs send all you can s(iare direct to the Children's Farm Home, Corvallis, Oregon. HOLLAND-AMERICA LINE THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY PROPOSED SAILINGS (Subject to riiang«* or cancellation witbout notice) ÇASTBOUND fM.S. DRECHTDYK fS. S. K1NDERDYK fS. S. NEBRASKA 1 1 I , j I fS. S. S. S. S. S. fM.S, tS. S. CARDIGANSHIRE MONTGOMERYSHIRE I NOORDERDYK______ 11 LOCH KATRINE_____ II NICTHEROY_________ 5 f S. S. MOERDYK_________ fM.S. DINTELDYK__ _____ S. S. RADNORSHIRE...... .. fM.S. LOCH MONAR_____ fM.S. LOCH GO1L________ fS. S. EEMDYK____:______£ S. S. GROOTENDYK____ S. S. GLAMORGANSHIRE fM.S. DRECHTDYK_______ fS. S. CARDIGANSHIRE _ fS. S. K1NDERDYK________ S. S. NOORDERDYK____ fM.S. LOCH KATRINE___ I: Liverpool, London’, Rotterdam Glasgow, Hamburg, Antwerp Glasgow, Liverpool, Southampton, London, Rotterdam Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Havre, Hamburg, Antwerp Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Glasgow, Liverpool, Southampton, London Glasgow, Hamburg, Antwerp Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Havre, Hamburg, Antwerp Liverpool, London. Rotterdam Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Glasgow, Hamburg, Antwerp Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Havre, Hamburg, Antwerp Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Glasgow, Hamburg, Antwerp Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Liverpool, London, Rotterdam Sailing dates from Astoria, Oregon, are one day later than from Portland. Note Z: Through Bills of Lading issued to Scandinavian, Baltic, French, Portugese, Spanish, Mediterranean, Levant and British Indian porta; also to East and West African ports. Contract for construction of the long pr<>J«*cted highway bridge over the Co lumbia riv«*r at Cascade Ixx-ks was on the s«M'lal committee. Mrs. Ida Lar I signed In Portland Friday afternoon son is riiairmnn of the philanthropic lls-tween tin- Wauna Bridge company Broadway 4529 PORTLAND, OREGON committee of the local club and mem >iii«l the joint contractors, the Puget bers are seeking worthy cases where Hound Bridge * Dredging company, of substantial aid can be administered Portland. Efforts will lie made to during the winter months. complete the bridge by next July. Cost Bud Hoisington has purchase«! ^e’ will tie approximately $«00,000. Taxi service from K. R. Peeler, who Exclusive of the short -approach«*«, A. Davis, treasurer; T. O, .Webster, influence upon the entire American has established a garage here. * the bridg«* will be 1830 feet in length. secretary; Robert L. Moore, Ben O. trade. Such loss, together with the al Mr. Byrkett, prominent Odd Fellow, It will las, of the cantilever type, with Stone and L. F. Jones, directors. The ready high pricea Ix4ng paid for ap wiio lias been <>()erating a gas station the «enter or lowest span 705 f«*et in remaining director is Ralph H. Schnee ples, la a rather exciting Incident at the moment, although there are draw amt second baud store on Jewett av length lietwt'cn piers. The fl«s>r of the loch. of Portland. With completion of the Bridge of backs to a sensational rise in values. enue for the |<aat few years, has mov«*d | bridge will be 150 feet above the mean his Htoek of goods to bls home, where | level of the river. The width of the th«. Godfi another wenic loop highway Mushroom Five Feet in Diameter bridge will Is* 20 feet, broadened to 30 along '.he Cj!«mb!a river will be pro he will continue to .operate a store. vided. The distance from Portland on W’alter Hayes, society man of Buf Tli<* Mountain View grange field a feet for some distance along the cen each Kl<le of the river will be SO miles. falo, N. Y., Invited a party of friends meeting the evening of October 21. Six tral section to permit advantageous to a royal feast recently. The chief new memliers were taken In as fol- views. The lUianehil JatetMt« beiiiud the dMi was a mushroom nt the puffball Frost Hits Easteni Apples ktfrir • ~"'1 M~ -0— variety weighing 21 ixmnda and meas Mrs. Throop, Mrs. Wendorf and Mr. Bridge of the Gods are identical with (Hyinen Cohen in Oregon Journal) those which built the inter-county uring five f(X t < ne iueli through the mid Mrs. J. W. Von Carnop. Big eats An entirely new situation has ap were nerv«*«l an«l several talenttsl sing bridge across the Columbia river t>e- pear« d in the market for apples. It thickest part. The fungi was picked era enlivened the delightful occasion. tween Kennewick Ind Pasco. Wash., may have a very big effect upon the near Mr. Hayes’ home at Pleasant Pomona meets with them Novcmlier which in the ixmt yiree years has ts-en price. Special messages received here Beach. about 1.1 nil«*« fropi Buffalo. toll* bridge, it is said. Mr. Hayes believes the puffball was 10, an all day nit*eting with a big din siiee«>Hsfui n. f ;i mortgage An Issue of____ _____ bonds. already ___ Vv the Clark-Baker company from their the lsrgi ;. ever found in those (tarts. ner at high n.<s>ii. York connections report that very He pointe ’. to u. m iptlon of the fungi largely suh.-u rilied by eastern Washing W. Miller, of Oregon, bas purchased I ton inv«*Ht<irs. will provide funds for of the New York state crop had in a 8ta:1ar I «if ticnary. which says tlx* old IliHldlnghouse ranch in the const riict Ing the bridge at Cascade picked before the rains, which that "the giant puffball bas be«*n known Ixs-ke 1III1 district and will try the Iss-ks. Most of these tsinds will he r •rnalned for several weeks. This to attain a diameter of five feet.” The .chicken game. placed with the investing public by the one plucked by Mr. Ilayes beats this The White Salmon Woman’s club Ralph Hclineeloch company, of Port by an Inch. The dictionary also adds: was a gu«*t of the. Hood River Worn-1 land. "It Is cdiblo whim young." Mr. Hayes' ail’s dub Wednesday. The members I Officers of tlie Wauna Bridge <«m- prise was young. report a very enjoyable time. imny nr<* r««d<lenta of Walla Walla. The Portland Telegram, Hood River The Community Chorus club will Wash.-, ami include W. f. Crow, presi agent, Carroll Day. Phone 3M3. aSOtf stage an old time negro mehsly show dent; 1». F. Baker, vice president; N. at tbe gym at an early date. T%e -Woman's club gave a benefit card party October 30 Ht Th«* Eyrie. I Interstate brhlg«* and 500 were played. I OREGON PACIFIC COMPANY, Agents Canadian Estimates Grow Tli«* Canadian commercial apple crop is 12 per cent larger than estimated in Septemlter. aeeocithig to She October report of the Canadian IJhpgirtmeiit of Agriculture. Production Is plac«*d at 2.1*80.335 barrels, as comimred with 2.943.S09 M«tlmated fn September and 2,749,844 barrels for the 1924 crop. The bulk of the lucres** re(M>rt<*<l has occurred in Ontario, where a crop of l.lltO.HXtt liarrels is now indieat<*d. an incr«*wsc of 323,000 bnrrelR over] HeptemlM'r 11 gun*». The British Colum bia and Queiiec crojis are also substan tially larger, but tlint in New Bruns wick is uncliangta! from a month ago. Nova Scotian production, how«*ver. Is reduced by 12 per cent from th«* esti mate «if last month or from 975.17<’> liarrels to 300.450, This bureau wishes I to correct herewith the report F8-A-34, dated October 19, 1925, in which the Nova Scotian crop is erroneously re- port«*«l st 1,019.000 barrels. • H. L Haabmnck. optometrist RHEUMATISM Cannot Exist in the Human Body If Van Will I’se Trunk's Prescription It Is preposterous; in fact, it Is a shame to suffer with Rheumatism. This Prescription does not ruin the stomach, it docs not depress the heart. Eat all tlie incnt and good food yon wish wliil«* taking Trunk's Proscrip tion. Contains no mercury, salicylat«* soda, oil Wintergreen or narcotics, but positively <ivervom«*s any kind of rheu matism or gout on «>arth. What more do you want? It is Impossible to git something better. The greatest uric arid solvent known and also a superior liver medicine. Trunk’s i’rcscription sells for 11.75 or 3 for only 15.00 at drug stores like A. 8. Keir, Druggist. n5 2d 812 Spalding Bldg. Sweet Potatoes Tried Wasco , «unity the past summer has conducted experiments with sweet po tatoes on a tract of Columbia river lowland near Rowena. The tests have been oleerved by Ixx> Briianno and W. 8. Nelson, of the Wasco county cbam- ber of commerce. It is thought that sweet (M>tatoea may be turned to a profitable industry for growers of the swtion. Evat scientifically examined by H. L. Hasbrouck, Optometrist Heilbronner Bldg. ffiu WAREHOUSING ODELL STORING HOOD RIVER LOADING SHIPPING Special Rates for Quantity will Warehouse, Load, Forward your Apple and Pear Shipments if you are selling or consigning. LIST YOUR CROP WITH US WE REACH ALL MARKETS.
