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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1925)
« n J Ätorr (Starter HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925 their many friends go with them and we expert to hear from Mr. Holman Boon. _ Special Thanksgiving lea Creaaa Many dealers will have special cyl inder bricks of Oregold ice cream with 10-day sherbet center from the Hood River Creamery. Put orders in early. Who works harder and for lees of a Card of Thank. V tik monetary stipend than the member of I We wfah^to express our sincere the volunteer fire department? Hft ■titanks to friends and neighbors for pay In honors and glory la meagre. their kind aid and express ions of sym pathy during our bereavement at th« Yet he la ready night or day to rush at time of the death of our nice.« and pla the alarm of fire. He la a minute ter, Mrs. Lottie McLean. Their minis man, ever on the alert to protect your trations will be held in sacred memory. Mrs. Huede Suitor, • home or place of business from the Mrs. Arthur Nichols, demon tire. The local fin- department Elmer Barry. will hold Its annual ball at Pythian hall next Thursday evening. All of ua Used Can 1923 Hodge touring, well tired and who can should attend that party and by our pieeenee let the fire lada know in excellent condition. We’ll guaran we appreciate them. If we cannot be tee it free from mechanical defect. 1924 8tur sedan. Looks like new there, we should at least buy tlcketa. and runs like a watch. Offers closed Our fire department has just taken car comfort at an attractive price. 1923 Ford touring car. Has been a decisive action that should bring them further commendation. It Is tuned up and shined up and the price Is very rc-aaonabie. very easy for an organisation such as Ford truck, equliqted with mountain the fire department to fall Into the brakes and six tires. Offers lots of ser habit of lending its prestige to varioua vice at a low price. See the above cars at Bennett moneymaking schemes, such as carni Brothers. vals, and gain a pittance* from the act. For Hale—A mule, weight about 1 00# lbs , works double or single, In good condition. Hereafter, however, the Hood River Aleo double bsrnees and a Weber apple wiper, Volunteer Fire Department will have cbo oe or tesc, cow»,one Guernsey and one Jer sey, both giving good quantity of good milk. nothing to do with such schemes. Its Cannot Exist In the Human Body If Tel. «to, Ac J. Grid. slOtf activities w:il be limited to the annual You Will I'se Trunk’s Prescription It is preposterous; in fact, it is a l>011. And tliat ball shonld be made a shrine to suffer wlthi-Rheumatlsm. very worth while party. This Prescription does not ruin the For Hals—S acre» on Avalon War. mostly tn stomach, it does not depress the heart. commercial orchard. May be subdivided k>r beautiful suburban bos—. PrtoeNOH. The Red Cross la always waging Eat all the ineat and good food you making Easy terms, investigate. Eight Inches ot war, tint not u tight of destruction. whdi while taking Trunk’a Prescrip Farmers irrigating Oo, water go^wlth this ptace. J. K. Nickelson, phone MM. Jeatf tion. Contains no mercury, salicylate It is tlie great agent of mercy, ever aoda. oil Wintergreen or narcotics, but For Male- Redwood water tank, capacity. working to Have, to relieve the pangs positively overcomes any kind of rheu IMO »alton,. A too grit gil uder. Tm. MW. jtsu of want and to lend a hand of help to matism or gout on earth. What more the unfortunate and discouraged. Can do you want! It is Impossible to get you think of any way in which you something 1 ter. The greatest uric acid solvent known and also a superior can spend a dollar to better advantage liver medicine. than for a Red ('rone memltership? Trunk's Prescription sells for |1.76 or 3 for only $5.00 at drug stores like nfi-26 The new' lighting laws include a A. 8. Kelr, Druggist provision requiring that drivers dtan FOR SALE their lights on meeting other cam on wet pavements. Tills is a law that should be followed to the letter. The glare of the lights on wet pavement is blinding and may result in tragedy. RHEUMATISM for Rant-office rooms In Bronina building. ». ». Beoti. aX7tf (Jo to Mcbool tomorrow ! ... ................... nati. ■ WANTED The 20th Century Stores BOY SCOUTS WILL BOOST HOSPITAL Miss Jeanice Turner, talented dra matic aoprano, will lie presented in concert December 1 for the benefit of the Hood River hospital. The concert ia being given at the high school under the auspices of the Boy Scouts, who will turn all profit« over to the Hood River hospital for the purchase of the new steriliser recently Installed. MI hc Turner made her debut in Italy where she sang with great success, winning notable mention from music critics there. “Lo Bteflile” (Ban Remo, Italy) comments: “in 'Amico Frits' a young American soprano, Mt— Jeanice Turner, captivated Ban Remo. It ia not often an American singer so young sings with such feeling and tines—.'' 11 Teatro, Milan, says: "Miss Jeanies Turner, a young American soprano, sang Mimi with a beautiful'voice. She was well received. Hhe has a voice of great range which she uses remarkably well.” The Portland Oregonian, com ments: ‘‘Miss Turner, who made l»er debut in opera in Italy last year, sang ‘L'entrata Della Butterfly' (Pucinnl) with splendid style and finish. The dramatic quality In her voice showed to advantage tn two modern Italian numbers. The group of English songs were late compositions by the well- known composer, Louis Victor Baar." Other critics give Miss Turner equal ly cordial praise. The Bellingham American, on the occasion of Miss Tur ner’s return to her home, said: "A brilliant and enthusiastic audience greeted Jeanice Turner, Hie beautiful and talented young dramatic soprano" Miss Turner has also sung with great success at a number of concerts throughout the 1'nited Htates. She is concert soprano Q>r the A|q*ollo dub, a men's inuaical chorus, of Detroit. H it voice Is used with rare Intelligence, teeutlful effects having l>een achieved throughout her very wide range, with an excellent quality of tone. In addi tion, Miss Turner haa a good under standing of vocal literature as shown on her numerous programs. Miss Hara Howes, a Hood River girl formerly organist at Riverside church, will be at the piano. Miss Howvs has been meeting with much success as an accompanist while in Portland. She lias already played two concerts for Miss Turner. Tills concert sponsored by the Boy Bcvuts is In the nature of h "good turn” to the Hood IUver hospital. Mein tiers of the Bcocit troops will assist In selling tickets, as individual good turns to the hospital. Allert Case is chair man of committee In charge of the con cert, assisted by members of the local Scout executive committee. A morning concert at the high »hud will be given by Jdiss TcirtA r the Tues- day of her appearance, to the students, liecause of her tatersst in musical cle- velpment among young people. For Hale—Gooà lot» tor sato In all porta of Iho city, prloss right. A. W.Ontbaak AOo. «Hit For Sato- Fir and pino IS In. and 4 ft. wood, delivered any where In the valley *. B—ura gard. Tel. Odell MS. hSU For Hale - Apple. peach, pear and cherry trees. We bave a fhll line ot tenersi nm—ry stock. Phone Itark da to SI or write C. T. Ra ar oon. Parkdale. (Hit FOR RENT nt» Thanksgiving Dinner Wanted—A > or (room apartment. Cyril Lladley at dll. Ask for oUtl Waniea-gWO —Ivee and fresh meal. Ore gon Sliver P*k and Fur Farms opposite the Columbia Gorge Hotel. Phone MM. 08711 MISCELLANEOUS touring oar. Illi model, it adlualo*! and thorough- . Galligan, *1» Pine, nitlf ‘VYou will find an enormous selection to choose from; served by most courteous and intelligent salespeople, who always make it their business to please. It’s the saving on every item in a 20th Century Store that counts. OFFERING EFFECTIVE Saturday, Nov. 21 to Wednesday, Nov. 25, inclusive nerved. For Hervloe—■estotorod Toggenberg book. F t I om right. M. Hnektor, (Jouulry Club, d* Furnished Cottage, - By weak, day or month, with or without board. Wauooma ooMagsaTsi. mm . JyMif ECONOMY MARKET (Successor to Mt. Hood Meat Co.) L. A. BEAUDOIN - Tel. 4141 - R. E STEELE FANCY TURKEYS - DUCKS - GEESE YOUNG FAT HENS AND ROAST CHICKENS WE WILL CUT PRIZE WINNING BEEF FROM THE PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK SHOW PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR FANCY ROASTS AND STEAKS IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CHEESE MINCE MEAT . SWEET PICKLE RELISH - PICKLES ▲. W. Peters visited school last Mon day and presented June Yoder with a medal won for the V.8.8. tlonstltnUon essay. Her name was engraved <>u the beautiful bronxe medal by W. F. Lara way. The school children are enjoying hot lunches this week. The meals are un der the Hupervlwion of lira. Harold Blackman and are excellently prepared by Ml* .iertha Hoke. Those who have promised tomatoes, babhagc, onion,, macaronni and cocoa are asked to send them to the school as soon aa conveni ent. The many friends of J. E. Andrews are grieved to learn of his serious Ill ness the past week. Tony Mohr and Riddell Iago went to Eugeue last w<<ek for the football game. Mrs J. H. Mohr and Ivsrl Marie ac- compani'-d them as fnr as Portland SWIFTS PREMIUM HAMS AND BACON THE HEIGHTS Wanted—To rent a piano. Tel. M7S. Loaf—Fox Terrier, 10 months old, tan with white mark Inga, vary atub lull and rather long oars. Return io L. H. A Ina worth and r*. oelve a reward. Phone Mît. nit PINE GROVE Mr. and Mrs. W. p. Huggins and lit tle son, Billie, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Huggins over the week end. W. H. Carrigan went to Portland Thursday for a few day» lire. Hansen, of the Heights Novelty Hhop. has received a new shipment of stamped goods and novelties. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Holman left Mon day for California, where they will i spend the winter. The beat wishes oil are splendidly stocked with a wonderful abundance of nature’s good things for the '’"V- ECONOMY LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE FOR BREAKFAST Shop Early and get the Beet PHONE 4141 - QUALITY • SERVICE You oan trade anything you have In second hand furniture aad tools for new and second hand aewlng machine». 1 am tbaSInger Sew ing Machine agent tor Hood Riygrend Ifltok. 1tat counties. I have decided to make II easier for everybody who wants a sswlng machine. I am starting a eeeond-hnnd furniture depart, moot and will take anything In furniture and tools in trade. You cao gel terms or oaab on Electric motors esehangod. »old, rented end repaired. Mllwankee-Weier Hyatema. V. G. Weber, route 1, Hood River. Ore., phone Odell 106._________________________________ afftf Remember that Hood Rl»er hu an active Humane Host Sty. Tel. 1301 when you want official action of U m body. Jy 1SU For Exchange—Stc Want home propoal yoor Addises (IM. General Contracting Plastering and Outside Stucco HARRY DOBSON DELICACIES, NUTS AND CANDIES Extra Specials Memorie Layer Figs 10-oz. package______ 20/ CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP—3 Can* .......... 25c Cluster Raisins 15-oz- pkgs., 2 for —35/ JELLO — Any Flavor Package ................... Maraschino Cherries 3-oz. bottle_________ 14/ 5-oz. bottle................... 19/ WESSON OIL — Quart Can....... Sakhalin Crab meat 1925 Pack Halves, can_____ 3 for____________ Stuffed Olives 3J-0Z. bottle.. 6-oz. bottle__ Green Olives Pint Mason Jar Talephone 3S11 IDEALLY LOCATED On an oversize lot, beau tifully landscaped. Artistic outside and inside, architec turally correct, splendidly built—the Medford Reed house on State St. Lot us show it to you. J. W. CRITES Agent HOME BARGAIN 33/; 89/ 9c 49c GHIRARDELLTS GROUND CHOCOLATE - Lb. can 29c 3 tb can ......................... 89c KNOX GELATINE—Pkg 20c FEDERAL MILK—Tall Cans 4 for.....—----------------- 35c 15/ 28/ CRISCO—6 lb can - $1.39 BAKER’S PREMIUM CHOC 33/ OLATE—\2 th pkg —19c Groner’s Walnuts—Large Budded Franquettes 1 lb., 40/: 3 lbs., $1.18 Commercial Chocolates 2 pounds_____ _____ 45/ Fxtra Cream Mixed Candy 2 pounds___________ 55/ Starlight Mixed Candy Pound___________ __ 20/ Lang’s Mixed Candy 3 pounds___________ 55/ Mixed Nuts (no peanuts) Pound____________ 30/ Golden Hallow Dates Bulk, 2 pounds_____ 25/ BEVERAGES Royal Garden Tea, 1925 crop Japan or Ceylon & India i-lb- pkg., 38/: lb.. 78/ 20th Century Coffee—"The Perfect Ending to a Per* feet Feast” lib., 47/; 8lbs., 81.88 RIPE CI.IVFS -Bulk Pint... 15c Quart 25c FLOUR » KERR’S BEST PATENT 49 lb seek $2.13 FISHFR’S BLEND 49 lu 312Ù..... . _ $2.23 BAKING SPECIALTIES Libby’« Mincemeat Bulk, 2 pounds_____ 45/ Preferred Stock Currants Twice Cleaned 15-oz. packages_____ 19/ Market Day Raisins 4-pound package___ 39/ Sunmaid Raisins—Seeded or Seedless 15-oz. pkgs., 2 for..... 23/ Citron Peel—Pound___ 57/ Orange or Lemon Peel Pound_____________ 33/ Pure Lard—Bulk 3 pounds_____ 69/ Beat Bulk Shortening 3 pounds___________ 55/ Burnett’s Vanilla—Pure 2-oz. bottle_____ ____ 88/ Coconut, Long Thread— Sugar Cured Pound, 19/; 3 lbs., 55/ Flour—Patent or Pastry 10-lb. sacks________ 55/ CALIFORNIA HOME BRAND CATSUP-FuU Pt Bottle 23c Royal Baking Powder FULL CREAM CHEESE Pound .......... 12-oz. can________ 2| lb. can_______ | 30Ç FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT SWEET POTATOES— Genuine Jerseys, 5 lb*.__ 25c HEAD LETTUCE—Large solid head*. Select your own. CRANBERRIES—Grown in the Northwest, 2 lbs. 35c CELERY—3 bunches_____ 28c GRAPES—Fancy Red Emperors, 3 H m . ........... .. 28c Molasses, "Brer Rabbit”— Gold Label . No. 81 can-------------- 33/ Pumpkin—Del Monte large cans, 2 for .—35/ PINEAPPLE Libbeys’ Sliced large cans 25/; 8 for 70/ Standard Sliced, large cm « .-28/; 8 for___ 68/ Libbys’ Crushed, large cads 26/; 8 for___ 70/
