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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1925 MOSIER WHITE SALMON Cooperative weather report for 24- Uour period eudlug at' 5 p. m. Satur day: Maximum temperature 42: miu- Guy Duvall spent a few days recent linum 27; cloudy : east wind. Special ly. working in wheeler Clark's place. observation taken at jo a. m. Sunday: sC. T. Bennett was in The Dalles on Maximum temperature 36; minimum business Wednesday of last week. 30.5; cloudy; precipitation, trace of Mrs? Hattie Bailey and lion, Jeans, ralu; no trace of snow, as yet. have' left with Howard Root for Cali Au old ’ time mounlalu dame was fornia. where they will spend the win given at the home of Ralph Parsons ter. Saturday night They have taken the Prank Ginger was in Portland at Melville house- for the winter. tending the stock show Thursday. j. L. Morris. Burdoin mountain Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Camp and daugh rancher, au old time commercial teleg ter, Mae, were shopping tn Hood River rapher, known clear across the conti Friday. - ’ nent as one of the Isat Morse men who Mrs. Marshall and Miw Clark spent .■ver sat In on u qumi I or duplex cirtntit the week end In Portland. In this country. Is holding down a tele- Tuesday night C. D. Joues and Ben i graph job In the Hood Biver other of Carroll took the initiatory degreq in i the Western Union Telegraph Co. the I. O. O. F. lodge. "Dad” started his telegraph <aner In Miss Gribskov's brothers were visit . the 70s and has bus handled heavy duty stuff long enough to put an ordl- ing here last week. iJIst Thursday at the Hiurch of , nary man in to clear. Telegrapliers' Christ the Rowena and Mosier Sunday paralysis usually gets 'em after ten schools held their district rally. The , years of grilling work on fast wires. subject selectetl was "Religious Edu For an elderly man he is considered / cation." Mrs. Johnson, of Portlaud, remarkable. state worker, was prwnt. Other out CASCADE WRITING Wade Deen, of the Gilmer district of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. was a White Haiumn visitor early in PAPER By the Pound Tobey, of. Dufur; Mrs. Gilhotiaen and the week. He Is genera! manager of Mr. and Mrs. Hill ,of Tile Italics; Mrs. the Mt. Adams Farm, largest pear or Robinson, Mrs. Tindall, Mra. Woolsey. chard in the world The pear crop was Mrs. 8t on rules, Mra. Amos and 12 way below normal this season. school children, all from Rowena. J. John Hmithson. general manager of I*. Rose g»ve an Interesting talk on old the Oregon-Washington Telephone Co., time religious education. Miss Nedra was over on "hello” business Thursday. Evans gave a piano solo and Martella The servile on this side of the Colum Race and Myrtle Hads a duet. Tliera bia Is excellent and right up to date. were two songs by the Rowena school. W. D. Mapes, a resident of the Bur Mra. J. I*. Rose and Mrs. Gllhousen < anducted Vie round table talks. Miss doin mountain district, was a recent McClure spoke on religion and Mr. Golden dale visitor He is settling up Blanchard gave a fine talk. Last but his estate here prior to moving to Ab not least an address was delivered by erdeen, where he will reside with his son. Mrs. Johnson. Henry -Robert Rol>ertson (They are The Boy Scouts met last Wednesday evening at the school house. A good twins; can’t tell 'em apart! shot a fine buck deer near their home In the Hu program was enjoyed. ( sum district last wi-ek. I»eer seem to Lyle Bryant. F. A. AlUngton. Arthur lie plentiful this season, but hard to MAXIMUM HOT Herr, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. VensH, Geo. WATER BOTTLE Forest attended the wrestling rnattli in Cal Russell and wife were White Ihsid River last week. Ralmon visitors early In the week. The largest selling bottle Mrs. Morse, of Elma, Wash., ha« ar They reside at Kelso, where they have rived to spend the winter with her established a new business project. in the world. The price father. Mr Blakeley. everywhere is $2.50 each. Born—Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Ken F. A. Allington and W. E. Clark mo dall Schweitzer, of Underwood, a fine Full 2 qt. capacity. ~ Guar tored to The Dalles Thursday. hoy. Mrs. Schweitzer Is a daughter of anteed for one year. J. P. Wilson attended a Masonic John Caven, of the Washington hotel, meeting In Hood River Wednesday who formerly resided here with her evening. ¡«rents. Mra. F. A. Hhogren and daughter. Mrs. A. Meresse and daughter. Cath Alice. Mra. Al TaggSsell, Mrs. J. N. erine, have returned from Albany. Or., Hame Goods Hame Guarantee Same Price Mosier were shopping in Iltsid River where they visited at the home of Mrs. Friday. Meresae’s mother. J. O. Beldin spent test week in Red HARMONY TOLET WATER Mrs. C. E. Woodruff, who has been mond. visiting In the east, has returned to Beautiful packages of Toilet Water, The Junior Y dub will meet Satur White Salmon. .. each containing the true odor of the day afternoon with Miss«* Elizabeth West .Klickitat Pomona Grange No. and Jean Hhogren as hostess««. flower whose name it bears — Locust 32 met with 'White Halmon Mountain Mra Mobley spept the week end In View grange Tuesday. Blossom, Arbutus and Georgia Rose. The Dalles. Mr. and Mrs T. Wyera. Jr. and Mr. Standard Price This Sale Mra. John Elder spent last week nnd Mrs. Wm. Lauterbach attended the livestock show In Portland last with iter daughter, Mrs. Veatch. Th«- Indies of the Auxiliary are so Wednesday. Mrs. R. R. Cornett and Mrs. It. R. liciting the community for jelly and jam. Anyone wi«hlug to donate may Peeler are visiting relatives at Cor leave the gift at Mra. Lelliott’a. Dona nelius, Ore. Mrs. Peeler in reported tions of clothing will also be appre- 1 an being ill. elated. Augnnt Lauterbach, of Puyallup, for Mr. and Mra. R. D. Chatfield were in 1 mer owner of the meat market here, Portland last week attending the stock wan a Sunday and Monday visitor at show. I hln ¡«rents* home. Mr. and Mrs. John Ienterbech drove Mr. nnd Mrs. Roy Duvall were shop to Vancouver. Wash., last Rnnday. ping In Hood River Saturday. 1 were accompanied by Mm. N. A. Miss Wanda Haskell left Monday of They , last week for Lindsey, Calif., where rhe 1 Shurte, who »111 remain there for a »111 pack oranges for the Betts Pack visit. Mm. Bertram H. Ileeman has re ing Co. The girls’ card club' met at the home turned from Portland, where she was of Irene Horn with Irene Horn and a visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wintermute. Evelyn Beldin hostesses, the latter wtn- Chas. ' Bud Hoisington has gone to Windsor, nlng the prize. They will n<e«1 next Vt, having received word that his tinu* with the Htrausa girls. Violet Bailey is staying at Grass mother is very 111. R. R. Peeler is REXALL SHAVING Mr. Hoisington's taxi station Valley, keeping house and taking care operating ' of the children for her brother, E. D. during his alwence. CREAM The Legion boys held a big Armis Pierw^v. Mrs. Pieri’ey Is In the hospi tal, where she has been operated on for tice Day dance the evening of Novem ber 11. The event was quietly ob Standard appendicitis. Judge and Mrs. Gunning, of The served here. All places of business Price were cl<«ed during the day. I «lira, visited at the Jas. Cherry home The White Halmon Growers Ware Hunday. Joe Weller and James Cherry went house, owned and operated by Mans field Bros., have started the ball roll g<s>se hunting at Blalock Sunday. ing with a donation of 1100 to apply Mr. and Mrs. Al Taggasell were Sun- , on the proposed swimming pool to l>e day dinner guests of Mr. and -Mrs. W. built here. Just where it will lie lo GOOD FORM HAIR NETS C, Venael. cated has not liven divulged, but a Mra. W. E. Clark has tem|>orary i splendid location right in th«' city lim charge nt the Y in Tile Dnttra, Mias its tf available. Everyone Interested Llebetran having gone east. is enthusiastic over the good news. R. L. Bryant was in The Dalles last Uncle Wee Wee will tie barred from Thursday. ' entering the pool next summer as he E. M. Strauss was in Portland on has been very pesiateet in trapping black and white kittles this fall and business Saturday. his friends have all quit him until he Mr. nnd Mra. R. L. Bryant motored reforms. Too much “odor-ter-us.” to Portland Wednesday. Those shopping In Hood River Sat urday were Mr. and Mra. O. E. Wllwn. I LEMON COCOA BUTTER CREAM J. P. Wilson, Mra. O. Ruscher, Mr. nnd Mrs II. L. Bryant. Mr. ami Mra. Clyde The first time it Root and Mr. and Mra. W. A. Hus bands. has been offered at Mr. ami Mra. Roliert Livingston mo- a reduced price. It The new time payment purchase plan torad to Portland Ratnnlay. tones and bleaches of the General Motors Acceptance cor Miss Betts was in Mosier the first of poration when applied to the purchaw the akin. the week on business. _____ of Chevrolet automobiles nfekes the Tile Relieknhn will give a card party time paym nt price of the ear fr.im Standard Friilny for Relieknhs nnd Odd Fellows >15 to >35 lower, according to C. E. Price Alec Carlson, of Pcrtland, visit«*«) Dawson, assistant general sales man ager of the Chevrolet Motor companv. hl« parent«, Mr. ami Mra. C. J. E Mr. Dawson express*« enthusiastic Carlson Rnnday. approval of the plan. G««o. Chamberinin was In The Dalles "Today the automobile I« a noces- Tuesday. Lemon Cocoa slty ; It has long passed the luxury Butter Skin Lotion Otto llage nnd Mra. Eugene David stage,” said Mr. Dawson, •"Therefore son were vlaitora in The Dalles Tut« like other necessities the automobile day logically inky be purchased out of cur- I Mis« Grllmkov was «hopping In Hood rent Income and a majority of auto mobiles are so purchased. River Thursday. ‘The G. M. A. C. plan einblcs the Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Bailey and little daughter «pent a few days last week purchaser to buy his car ont of Income at Maupin visiting Mra. Bailey's sis without the imposition of heavy pro nti utns. A Chevrolet, now may lx* ter. Mra. Stewart. on onh-thlrd down payment and Mr. and Mrs. Mosier were In The Iwinght operated during the year In which the Dalle« Saturday. payments are Itelng completed nt an Arthur Carroll and Rosa Bailey additional cost of only eight cents per were in Hood River Friday day for ilnanclng the time payments. The Or««gon Historical solely has Claude Blaine of Arlington. vfslt«»d Till« eight cents, besides meeting all bls parent«, Mr. and Mra. Blaine, law! interest and carrying charges, g'ves selected "The Missionary Movement to Friday. Ilio purchaser complete Are and theft the Oregon Country” as the subject for the 1326 C. C. Beckman history prises C. T. Bennett and Miss Tenors Hunt insurance coverage for the year. "Heretofore, when dealers were fi and medals. The prizes are four In er took Mr. and Mra. C. G. Nichol to number, via., first, ><ki; second, >50: Portland Inst week to set’ the stock nancing their time payment sales third, >40. and fourth. >30, and will be through Independent flnanoo companies show. Interest and carrying charges va awarded for the l>eat four original Mrs. Fred Evans spent a few days the ried greatly according tn the resources essays on the above nantod subject in Portland last »reek. of those companies and the volume of written nnd submitted by girls or boys Mrs. Arthur Herr and Geo Forest their business. over 15 years of age and under IN were shopping in Ilood River Tnemiay. “The G. M. A. 0. was organized as years of age, attending any publie or Mrs. J. B. Weller and Mark A. May an aid to the General Motors dealers private school, academy, seminary, col er returned home Thursday from Port in order that they might give their lege. university, or other educational land, where they have been vlaltlti'g. patrons the benefit of lower Interest Institution within the state of Oregon. Paul Lake is working at the old M.- and carrying charges. Because of Its Each of the four priic winners will Immense resources and the steady vol also roodvc a handsome bronco medal. H.-H. store in Hcxxl River. The conditions governing the compe Mra. Dunsmore nnd daughter, Tx>u- ume of buxlneM which It receives from rene, visits«! in Portland for a few the General Motors units, the G. M. A. tition arc as follows: C. enables dealers to reduce Interest (1) The essay submitted In compe •lays last week. and carrying charges to the abwlutc tition inilkt not exceed 2,000 words In James Cherry and Wm. Venael went min I mum. length. tn Portland Monday tn attend the fu ‘The G. M. A. C. time payment plan (2) The essay may lie In handwrit neral of Hatcher Lockwood, an old Is dore-tail Ing perfectly with the Rix r««ld«>nt of Mosier. Per Cent Certificate plan by which ing or In typewritten form, preferably Sunday evening the young ¡woplc prospective Chevrolet owners are paid upon paper of commercial letter «lie. tried a new plan for the Christian En «lx per cent Interest on monev deposit-1 cither ruled nr tinrule*!, the several deavor. They had a social hour with ed toward a first payment on a car. sheets lieing numbered conse<ntively games and refreshments befura their When this money and the interest and written on one side only, with regular business hour, 7 o'clock. This reach the sum of a down payment, the blank space of about one and one«- _____ — rom- -— ,lnartpr IpclMW at top nnd left-hand plan wwmed quite successful and wilt nr is delivered and the purchaser ___ .... he tried out again next Bunday even plefea his payments under the Inexpert-' mantin» sir» G M. A. C. financing plan.” I <»> Ths essay ehall be accompanied ing Where Where Pennies Dollars Double Dollars ASPIRIN TABLETS These are the genuine article. Each tablet contain« live grains. Made In America by American*. In boxes of two dozen. NOVEMBER 19th, 20th and 21st HOUSEHOLD REMEDIES AND TOILET GOODS Cream of Almonds. Tooth Paste Improved____ Ryrup White Pine and Tar Eye Water, Rexall _____ s_ Kidney Pill«, Rexall’"-___ Corn Solvent_____________ Carbolic Salve 60c Arbutus Comp. <Seam.... ............. 2 for Ole 50c Harmony Liquid Shampoo.... .....2 for 51c 25c Rexall Meditated Hktn Boap__ 2 for 26c 25c Klenzo Tar Soap___ ;_________ 2 for 26c 15c Rexall Toilet Soap___________ 2 for 16c 25c Tal<' Jonteel ________ . . a for 26c 50c Harmony Massage Cream____ .2 for 51c I1JJ0 Bouquet Ramee toilet water .2 fer 31.51 50c Hair Fix................................... ■’ • for 51c Standard Price REXALL THEATRICAL COLD CREAM HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Adhesive Plaster. One Inch___ 2 for 18c Adhcalve Plaster, 1 In, by 5 yd 2 for 51c Zinc Oxide, Tubes______ ,_ x.__ 2 for 26c ('aacara Tablets ______________ 2 for 51c Phenolphthalein Wafers_______ 2 for 31c 8<ala Mints, 100's_____________ 2 for 26c Kidney Pills-------------------------- 2 for 51c Kidney Hila_____ .__________ _2 for 51c Antiseptic Tooth Powder______ 2 for 36c Cream Almonds______________ 2 for 41c Kliavlug Ix*tlon—.____ -______ 2 for 76c Bronchial Halve____________ —2 for 31c 30c 30c 85c 25c 35c 50c 50c REX ALL TOILET SOAP Hymond's Inn Cocoa Tooth Brushes_____ Chocolax------------------------------ 2 Compound Mustard Ointment .2 Hard Rubber Combe_________ 2 Rexall Liver Pills, 100 In pkg._.2 Aspirin Tsblets, 24 in box____ 2 Jonteel Cold Cream Face Powder-------------------------- .2 Jonteel Rouge______________ ...2 Originally made for the theatrical pro fession; now used universally as a cleans ing cream. In thia sale you get two full pounds tins for 76c. for for for for for Standard Price HARMONY LIQUID SHAMPOO for for KLENZO DENTAL CREAM >. «J i II' JONTEEL TOILET SOAP Standard Price KLENZO LIQUID ANTISEPTIC BOUQUET RAME’E FACE POWDER Mouth wash and throat gargle that gets results. Finest Face Powder on the Market 2Se Velour Powder Puff________ ... 2 for 26c >1.75 Hair Brush (11 rows mixed bristles) ___ ______ 1____ 2 t>T «•Mi >2.50 May, Fountain Hyrlnge___ >1 25 Lather Brush............ 2 for >1.26 •Vic Uggett'a Wrapped Caramels ...2 for 66c 5c Ligett's Mints____ ____________ 2-for 6c 5c Peppermints-------- _.__________ 2 for’ 6c 5c Wintergreen —:——. s —_._2 for 6c > 1 .Oil Kone Dawn Chocolates.......... 2 for >1.01 35c IJggett's Milk. Chocolates, >4lb 2 for 36c STATIONERY >1.00 Symphony I«wu, 24 sheets of ¡«per and 24 envelopes 2 foy >1.01 50c*Cas<«de Pound Pape»—^—_2_for 51<i 'M’<' r“s<n<1,‘ Envelopes, 50 InpkgL 2 for 41c >1.00 Is« Claire Stationery, 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes —_________ 2 for >1.01 BOUQUET RAME’E SOAP PHARMACEUTICALS Aspirin, U. D. Co., 5 gr. tablets, 24s —--------------------------- ...2 for 36c Phenolphthalein Lax. Tablets, pink, divided, fla., 36s___ 2 for 31c BOUQUET RAME’E TALCUM HOOD RIVER by county library ayatema, and in all Eyes scientifically examined -x.-iiuwi by oy H. II. L. u. Eocene Coal Oil «topa smoking cases by the Oregon State Library. Hasbronck, Optometrist Heilbronner smelling oil stovea. In bulk at Ft Student« desiring such books should apply first td the local library, which, if not having the books, should secure them from the county and state librar ies. If the local library cannot give thia service. which is usual, or if there is no local library, the «tndent should write directly to the Oregon State Li brary in Salem, which makes loans of books free of charge, except postage,1 to all cltlsens of Oregon. In writing to the Oregon State Library students' should state the information deaired and not merely coniine requests to some particular book or books sought, there by enabling the state library to substi tute other material In case any book requested la not available. B. B. Beekman, I«eslie M. Scott, George H Himes, Committee. SPECIAL PRICES On All Canned Foods During National Canned Foods Week Nov. 9th to 21st Kat Attacks W< Mr«. Vera Woodard, assistant poet- mt stress at Casesde Is wks, war at tacked Saturday night by a rat as she «tapped Into a dark room and turned on the light. Her screams brought her |*t Airedale to her rescue . The dog killed the rat. Tranke, Baga, Smtcaaee. Large aa aortment, raaaonabl/ piked. Kelly Brae. Ob. 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