HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1925
J. L. BLACK, M. D.
MOSIER
(HauMopathlc Physician)
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Root motored
to Maupin Saturday.
k M mm
Ottes at residence, 784 Gaseado Ava.
Telephone 2961
C. W. HAMILTON, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Bro-'us Block
Office Phone 3741
Home Phone 8742
H. L. DUMBLE
Physician and Surgeon
Cans promptly answered in town or
country—Day or Night
Phones: Residence, 1242; Office, 1241.
0 .Bee in the Hroalus Building
LATE VARIETIES WANTED
We can use several car lots assorted
varieties such as BLACK TWIGS, BALD
WINS, GANOSand similar varieties.
We also have orders for NEWTOWNS
and ARKANSAS BLACKS, If you have
h
î
any apples unsold, see. us.
• Dis. Abraham & Sifton
Physicians & burgeons
Buller Bank Building
Phones: Office 4151
Dr. Abraham 4J5X
Dr. Sifton 3613.
Dr. W. Donald Nickeben
Burgeon. Career, Plastic Surgery and
Radium Therapy
Phoni Main 7475
809 Stevens Bldg.
Portland, Oregon.
DUCKWALL BROS.
CASH BUYERS APPLES ANO PEARS
Odell 229, Hood River 3531
DR. PHEBA J. COLLMAN
Corrective Gjumustlcs, Scientific Diet
Diseases of Women and Children
Horn 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Office Phone 1C.22
Res. Phone 2448
Hood River, Oregon
DRS. THRANE & CHICK
Physhhn and Suageoo
Office ML Hood Hotel.
Phone 2172.
If no answer call 8511, Mt. Hood
Hotel Calle answered day or night.
DR. MEARLE C. FOX
KeepT&ur
Eye, Ear Nose and Throat
Feet Ury
Portland, Ore.
L. R. Alexander, D. M. D.
DENTIST
Oflice 4, 5 and fi Smith Building
»Office Phone 2u2J
Ilea. Phone 8144
Hood River, Oregon
E. L. SCOBEE, D. D. S.
Broslus Building .
Oflice Hours : 8 a. m. to 0 p. m.
Office Tel. 8161
Residence TeL 8412
C H. JENKINS, D. M. D.
Save your shoes from ruin
ous soakings—avoid falls
on icy walks—keep your
Jeet dry —by wearing
“Bail-Bond” Rubber«.
JALLgBANC
Come in and tee our strong,
sturdy “Ball-Band” Dull Sandal
(above) or Dull Slipper (below).
They fit well, and outwear ordinary
rubber«. The Red Rail Trade Mark
non all "Ball-Band*’ Footwear.
OREGON LUMBER COMPANY
DR. S. L. PETERSON
DENTIST
Complete X-Ray Examination
Elk. i Building, Hood River, Oregon
Phones: Res. 2748; Office 8812
L. L. MURPHY
Building
DENTIST
LAWYER
First National Bank Building
Hood River, Oregon
Fireproof
J. C. JOHNSEN
The Shoe Man
MRS. GEO. 1. SLOCOM
•M Ninth Street
Telephone 81
TEACHER OF PIANO
We will please you with our
Dressmaking
LET US DEMONSTRATE THEM
at The Paris Fair
WILLYS-KNIGHT
Old City Hall Plumbing Shop
and
Hemstitching a Specialty
MRS. FLORENCE SIMONTON
baa moved — the new location la 908
12 Street where there will be a large
ttBpisy Hnmbtogaffll Um ling OooAl
dt r^SIonable prices. The new location
wlU be known as— TOM FISHER'S
Plumbing A Heatlug 908 12th St.
Hood River Abstract Co.
OVERLAND
THE NEWEST MODELS ARE
NOW ON DISPLAY
Real Estate and Inaurane*
Accurate Abstracting of Land Titles
Telephone 1831
Will be glad to have you phone us or drop
in at any time.
J. M. CREAMER
J. A. CARR
Veterinary Burgeon
Office _t Fashion Garage.
Tel. 1201
THE RADIO SHOP OF HOOD RIVER
Successor to Heights Garage, formerly owned by
J. F. Volstorff.
Tel. 3151
J. G. Bradford
ATWATER KENT
GREBE -
Other Lines. ,
Phone 1264.
308 Case?
B. B. POWELL
PLUMBING, HEATING AND ‘
SHEET METAL WORK
810 Cascbde Ave.
Hood River, Ore.
J. D. McLUCAS
CONTRACTOR
Practical Worker In Stone, Con
crete, Brick and Plaater
Telephone 5934
GEO. F. STRANAHAN
General Building Contractor
Telephone 5716 "J-"
able when the owner calla for
them For they are no longer
old. They are a» new as ever
they were, with all the comfort
of old shoea. Don’t buy new
shoes when you don't have to.
With the aid of our repair work
your ahoea will be aa good aa
new without the expense.
Champion Shoe 5hop
NEXT DOOR TO RICHARDS' CIGAR STORE
We Call and Deliver.
Phone 1014
The Bon Ton Barbershop
L. 8. BOYD, Proprietor
Telephone 8853
H. J. FREDERICK
Getterai Contracting and Building
Estimates cheerfully furnished
Offce at 1215 Sherman Ave. TeL 8644
OREGON LUMBER CO.
SLABWOOD
BEST FOR SUMMER AND WINTER, TOO
ORDER YOUR SUPPLY AT ONCE FROM
HARRY T. DeWITT
PHONE 4242
W. R SAGAR
Manafhetnrer of Fine Haven« and Domeatlc
CIGARS
Jobbing Trade Solicited.
Box Trade a Specialty.
Room 19, Gross Bldg.,
Hood River
F'‘
’<**' * -• ; ™
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Ice-Cream Soda, Bricks, Polar Cakes, Cones,
Bulk Cream, etc. as usual. Also Hot Drinks at
our fountain during the winter. >
LUMBER
DENTIST
A. J. DERBY
WINTER SERVICE
WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL
Phoms: Office 1081; Residence 8331
Hood River, Oregon
Complete X-Ray Examination
Suite 5, Broelus Building
is the verdict of those who have tried our
Malted Milk,” made in our new Thermovac Elec
trie Hot Drink Mixer.
A. S. KEIR
NATUROPATH
Electronic Diagnosis and Treatment
915 Stevens Bldg.
“0,’ How Good!”
A. Taggeeell returned home from
Portland Thursday.
Jas. Wilson, R. D. Chatfield and Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Galbrlth were in Hood
River Wednesday.
Elmer Rout went to Portland Mon
day.
Mr. and Mr* J. N. Mosier and chil
dren and Mrs. A. Taggeeell were In
Hood River Thursday.
Hopping, of Los Gatos, Calif.,
John Askew and son, Mar
vin, of Sacramento, are visiting at the
H. H. Neilsen home.
Frank Wilson was up from Cannon
Beach to spend the week end with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wilson.
Mrs. G. A. Buscher and daughters,
Geneva and Mrs. Ruth Bingham, were
in Mosier Monday. Mrs. Bingham was
on her way to her home in Portland.
Theodore Be vens, of Kings Valley,
an old time friend of Mrs. A. A. Marsh
and Tom McClure, visited here one
day last week. Mr. Bevins was a pu
pil of Mosier school 48 years ago.
Try The Drug Store First
llev. II. C. Clark, of Hood River,
held services at the Immanuel church
Sunday morning and was a dinner
Reliable Druggist
guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Alllngtou.
J. F. Blanchard was In Hood River
Open Evenings Until 9:00 O’Clock.
Thursday In the interest of the Boy
e
Scouts.
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Three new typewriters were recent
ly received for the Mosier school.
Mrs. James Carroll left Friday ,
morning to visit her sister, who Is very
ilL
, left Monday for Williamsport, Pa.,
Mr. and Mr*. Lang, of The Dalles, where he will open a seven-week meet
called on Mr. Blakeley Monday.
ing Bunday evening. The evangelist,
Mr. and Mrs. Mart Horn and sou, whose last words on leaving here car
Arthur, of Oak Grove, were guests of ried instructions to bls brother Ed,
superintendent of the Odell ranch, as
Mrs. Hattie Bailey Thursday.
prepa rations of his registered Here
Mrs. Bertha Johnson left Saturday to
ford
bull, Wood's Incomp., to be ex
for Portland to visit her daughter, , hibited
week at the Pacific filter
Miss Thelma Johnson, for a few days. national next Livestock
exposition, ex
Robert Bcearce motored to Portland , pressed regret at the necessity
of leav
Saturday.
ing Oregon climate.
Frank Proctor, Miss Dena Proctor
JAMES J. CROSSLEY
and Miss Arvilla Husbands^uent Sat
urday in Portland.
^1»
of
Portland, Oregon,
Mrs. C. Buscher, who lias been vis
iting her sou, G. A. Rubber, and fam- I hereby announces that he is a candi
lly, of The Dalles, returned home Mou- < date for the Republican nomination
day.
for U. S. Senator at the May, 192«,
O. E. Wilson and son, George, mo- Primaries.
'
Experience and Qualifications:
toted to Portland Friday.
Raised on an Iowa farm. Graduated
I
ITie I. O. O. F. lodge gave a Hallow- j from
Iowa University—academic and
e’en party for the Rrtiekah lodgd and
law
department
—
and
poet
graduate
friends Saturday evening.
at Yale. Served four years as County
Miss Gribakov went to Portland Fri- { Superintendent of Schools. Served five
day to spendvthe week end.
years in State Senate. Served six and
Mr. Strain made a business trip to i a half years hr U. 8. Attorney under
DEE, OREGON
Hermiston Friday.
Roosevelt and Taft. National Guard
t ■
Viret Brooks left October 26 for a and
i
Mexican Border service and
trip east, visiting in St. Gouls, Mis- twenty-pine
I
months in World War
Phone: Odell 406 »
souri, Oklahoma and Indiana.
1 from Oregon. Over seas with front
divisions in Champaign and Oise-
Mrs. W. E. Clark spent several days line
1
and with Rainbow (42d) Divi-
of last week at The Dalles taking Aisne
■
In Argonne.
(Paid Adv.)
charge of the V. W. C. A. building slon
1
during Miss Llebetrau’s absence.
Peacock Beauty parlor, Richard’s
Ernest Bohner, of Tillamook, was a , Apts. Tel. 2921.
. I5tf
guest at the home of his uncle, Joe •
Osborn, one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Manser, of Hood
River, ealled on Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Holmes Monday.
Mrs. W. E. Clark and Miss Mae
Camp were In Tl»e Dalles Wednesday.
Frank Stevens, •of The Dalles, was
¡u Mosier Monday-calling on friends.
<PMANENT CONSTRUCTION
Inst Wednesday evening a crowd of
friends loaded with presents met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hadds
PERMANENT, DRY, FROST-PROOF AND AS CHEAP AS WOOD
exacting, to. give, their daughter,
Laura, a surprise shower but when
Plans end estimates furnished free for any building.
the young people arrived and proceed-
This new unit is beating all records. The new modern
tn <na-n tluds packages they aii-
nouneed the wedding had taken place
city of Longview has used a quarter of a million STONE
two weekB before. They were soon
TILE since March 1st.
forgiven and heartily congratulated.
Playing cards, dancing and dainty re
freshments closed a most enjoyable
evening.
The Mosier t'hristlan Endeavor en
A. C. LOFTS
E. E. NEWELL
tertained the Mosier high school and
the Hood River Valley church young
people at the Mosier school houHe
day evening.
Mrs. C. (J, Nichol entertained
card club Saturday afternoon at
home. Guests for three tables were
present. House decorations and_ re
fresh inrntg wm-UfTaSipIhg wIFh Hal
lowe'en colors. Mrs. II. H. Neilsen,
Mrs. C. G. Nichol and Mrs. Fred Evans
We will take care of the most exacting or the
were elected as a managing committee.
healthiest appetite at our store. The good ^things of
The highest score'was won by Jaa.
Camp.
.
the
fallti.-na— Fruits, Vegetables, Nuts, Canned Goods,
Arthur Carroll attended the stock
all
are
here for you.
show in Portland the first of the week.
Th« ladies' Aid society will meet
Wednesday, November 11, at the Y hut.
The staples in standard packs and all the dainties
The ladies of the Y. W. C. A. board
of fancy groceries. Give us a call.
will be hostesses.
Miss McClure spent the week cud In
Portland.
Uneas Marsh returned home Satur
day from the Hood River hospital.
Miss Laura lladds and Wm. Send-
linger were united In marriage Octo
ber 13.
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Pearl Oil in a port
Mosier people in The Dalles Fridky
9
able oil heater is a
were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evans and
daughter, Deloria, Mr* 8. E. Evans,
=
necessary
auxiliary
to
Miss Arvilla Husbands, Howard Rool
Jesse Bailey, Mrs. Hattie Bailey, Mrs.
fireplace and furnace:
START YOUR OFFICE RIGHT
F. A. Allington, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Marsh.
,
fe.lttfl
warmth where you
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Husbands and
WANT it at the touch
son, Allen, of Portland, called at the i»
home of their uncle, W. A. Husband*
of a mat ch I
Sunday.
LET US SHOW YOU
Pearl Oil is the
Miss Clara Moore, of The Dalles, vis
ited her friend. Miss Mae Camp, over
Standard Oil Com
the week end.
pany
’s kerosene spec
Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Sayers and her
mother, Mrs. F, A. Sayers, of Moro,
ially refined and rr-
DETHMAN & DON NERBERÒ
arrived Saturday. Mrs. F. A. Sayers
will remain in Mosier with her daugh
refined! Clean burn
ter, Mrs. E. A. Race.
ing, no oily odor—
The American Legion will give an
Armistice dance November 10 at the
and it won't corrode
high school auditorium.
the
heater! Ask for
‘We are cooperating with
Chas. T. Bennett and Miss Lenora
Hunter attended the stock show in
“
Pearl
Oil
”
by
name.
Portland Sunday.
. THE RADIO SHOP OF HOOD RIVER
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Apple work of the Betts contractors
finished Tuesday at the Fruit Growers
displaying Standard Radio Merchandise.
Association. The work carried ori un
der Foreman P rlngle, of California,
and Jas. Wilson, inspector for the Mo
sier FVuit (■ rowers Association, was
very successful this year. The crop
was not as large as usual. A large
crew of |*ackera and graders, using
four grading machli^R, was employed
In handling the apples, making the
packing season shorter than formerly.
We are also adding
Prosper ts for n good market seem fa
vorable. Several auto loads of Cali
fornia packers left Wednesday for the
trip south to begin work in the oranges.
E. M. Strauss la installing a new
furnace in his Rtore.
A One Control, Five Tube Set at $90.00
, Saturday evening the high school
pupilH were entertained at a party
given by the seventh and eighth grade
pupils.
,
Get warm clear down with one of those Hot Malted Milks.
Office over Frani Hardware Store
Pt iones:
Mias Wanda Haskill was la Hood
River Wednesday
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO.
uùith an
Autumn Stimulates Appetites
Oil Heater
for warm
you dress-bathe
dine-in comfort
«21 FRASIER GROCERY CO
Full Line of Supplies
THE BOOK & ART STORE
ATWATER KENT
HEAT FLIGHT
Rev. Sunday G«« EaM
Tlie rest of Rev. William A. Bunday,
after Ida seven weeks of revival meet
ings In Portland, on hla Odell country
pia« was brief. Rev. Billy and "Ma”
GREBE RADIO
THE KENNEDY LINE
GIBBS BATTERY STATION
Phone 1234
FRONT STREET