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HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1925
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with an accident wlu-n their <ar was
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i local B. Y. P. U„ spent Thanksgiving
<nr''hsvln1T>lhV rW“’ *“* “U‘ ri‘*Ult ot * day at Hood River. They stayed uutll
llivemem1“’
‘
Sunday afternoon aud enjoyed the
-
Dr. Lora Diamond left yesterday for
home Sunday school and church morn
. Portland to spend the holidays.
Dr and Mrs. W. 's Kmfiedy and ing servlie before leaxtng again for
7£*ae^.Ct^eaU‘>' P*rlor. Richard’s daughter, Jean, of Seattle were her* the state university.
Apts. Tel. 2P21.
|6ti <»'er Thanksgiving for u visit with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Bradford are re
Next Sunday will be u day of re
their purents, Rev. and Mrs. G W ceiving congratulations on the birth joicing among the uiemls-rs ami I'riehd-
Ì
Let a Coin Controlled Clock help you Kenuedy«mnd Mr. and Mrs. Carlson.
of an eight-pouud son November 25 at of St. Mark’s Epim-opi! church,
Al! new fresh stock now
save. Bee Allyu Button or tel. 4242. jltttf
Mrs.
Crapper's
Materulty
hospital.
that
day
the
first
services
will
le
ii
Slr!* Bcott F
«“*
ready
for you to choose
Cash paid for old cars fi.-R Auto
Mrs. John Zolls had all her children 1» the now church. ' Tlie lir-t service
DON’T wait until the last min
11. W Aitken motored to Portland last
Wr®ck®ri.
iQU
from.
«(•ek to see the Rosebuds, Portland's home for Thaukagtving. Those ¡ires- will be a celebration of the Holy, Com
F. A. Ray, light trucking, country or hockey team, defeat the team from ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank I* munion at 8 o'clock in tlie morning.
ute when the stocks are broken
city. Phom a, 3801 and 8041.
n2«tf
Bigelow and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Then the childfen "111 tw Lt for tin
»nncouver. B. c.
All kinds of nice mixed
Will Zolls, Mr. and Mrs. AL P. Gibl*on ojienlng service of the ^iircii school
and aTL (he stores are one mad
Rubbish hauling, light trucking. R
Ilans Hoerioin and Dr. James A mid daughter, Miss Frances Zolin, of in tlie new church, after wh..h they
candies
that are exceptional
F. Cooper, tel. 1721 or 86S2.
millt
J ruser motored to Portland last week, Portland. Geo. Zolls anil Marie Zolls, -will go to the adjoining roums for
scramble.
values.
And our line of
Bring your tubes in. We will check Air. Hoeriein having gone there • to
their ICMMU. For uume tli v the par
of Hood River.
them free. The Radio Shop. nl3tf
hear the lecture.,of. a noted music
Mr. and Airs. Ij. C. Mick, of Eugene. ish house has been usi-il u a teui[K>
H.-R. Aut<> Wrw kera.on lhe Heights master.
K|Hut the Thanksgiving vacation week rary churclv so that the cbil. ien have
NOW everything is bright and
., Parts for all care.
¡;)tf
Is-en handlcappi-d In their It is..u work,
Judge Wilson writes that lie will be with their mother, Mrs. L. M. Dark.
but
now
they
will
have^alil-
LM a Coin Controlled Clock help you here Monday for ti e |mr|N>He of dis-
.s
and
lots
|
Air. ami Mrs. J. L. Stewart and fam
fresh and we have lime to
is bigger and better than it
MV«. See Allyn Button or tel. 4242. j!6tf poaing of motions, demurrers and set ily, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Powell, of , uf room. Following __ chuicli
_
srit.Mtl. at I
'has
ever been.
( all 5590 when you need stenographic ting law cases for trial. Court will Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forry 11 o'clock there will tie morn \ .crvlce
serve you properly.
lie called ut 10 a. in.
»ork-
nl2tf
aud family, of Laurel, and Mr. aud and sermou.. The rector will preach.
Tite new church pompletc a plant
Cail Hchiniller Transfer for service
Miss Gertrude Ilorue Is now resld-' Mrs. Erie Gordon aud son. Bobbie, of which was I k ‘gun over a year ago by
Office 2881, res. 3402.
a2tf
Ing in 8|M>kane. lieing a member of the Parkdale, were tlie guests of their the
Beeutlful Christmas boxes are
erection of the first tifli . the |>:ir 1
The Portland Telegram, Hood River »tuff of the Gaskill Hat Studio. She mother, Mrs. W. T. Ferry Tliuiiksglv- lsh house.
IatHt summer iii-1 old
ing,
-
formerly
hud
charge
of
the
Gertrude
agent, Carroll Day. Phone 33« I. a30tf
provided without charge and
church, which hail stood for i urly 2.1
lint HhoiiiM1 here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nel non and years, was torn down to ‘n,..,- room
His location was noisy but he Isiught
their
dn
lighter,
Beatrice
Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shoknecht mo
wrapping for mailing If dest ar
for the..new building, which
now
a Stromberg Carlson and enjoyed real
tored to Portland Wednesday, Mrs. spent TluinkKgiving week with Mrs. eomplt'led. Yet tills present building
music. Radio Shop.
in Hood River. Come in
Hhuknecht to see her sister. Mrs. l*o|ie, Nelson's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. W. F. is to lie exteudisl in the future While,
F. 8. Kelly and family and R. W. wlm has been ill for sei era] weeks Witham.
the ebnncel or choir is Uni-li. d, so
and
look them over.
Kelly spent Thanksgiving with their and lias been taken to the hospital.
Our
one
thought
Is
to
sc
,e
Mrs. Mowe Aiikire, of White Salmon, that it Impresses one with its dignity
mother at Oregon City.
Mr. and Mrw. Harold S. Allen, Miss visited here Monday witli Mrs. A. 0. ami beanty, the nave or auditorium.is
you
with r '.urchantHsc
Mrs. Amanda W’bitebead is at Ste
not carried out to its full length at
Mitchell, Miss Ethel’Cline and Stevens. ,
venson, Waah., visiting her daughter, Maurie
tlie
preseut
time,
tlx
1
plan-
Dr. f,. H. Diamond were Thauksglving
providing ‘
Bruie Cruinp Is eonfineil to his home
any
Is proud to own.
Mrs. Geo. Mowery, and husband.
guests at .1. \V. ('line's on Van Horn by illness.. Paul Kirk is taking ills for its extension to tlie sideunlk on j
Al W. Meyer, of Casi-ade Locks, was butte Thursday.
place delivering fos Holman & Samuel. Hleventh street when .more r.Htur is i
here Monday on business and tailing
required. Then* is also room for n j
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McCrwy, of Mt.
on friends.
Hinail chapel, on tlie north bide of the
Vernon, Wash., former middle western
PORTLAND WAY
nave, to built in tlie future
Charles Davis has returned from neighbors of Mr. mill Mrs Ed Sunday,
Ht. Mark's church how bus one of
Medford, where he visited his suns and liave lieen here on u visit at t the S ub -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Purdy enter
looked after ranch interests.
day Odell ranch home.
tained at their hptne on Portland Way the most convenient and Utt ra.-tive
“Good Tilings to Eat”
church buildings In the city Not only
Highest cash price paid for your used
old-time hard-tiuM* ihinee. Nothing Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rankins and a .—___ _______ w_ - ------------
furniture, stoves and mg”. Call Mei lain better than giugliam mid overa Ila. niece of Mrs. Purdy fyopt Independ I k it n building well adapt.-A to the
uses of modern . eluireh work
at E. A. Frans Co.
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Fines, Prizes tor the hardest dressed ence, Kas., Titurstlay, the occasion be varied
but it is one of great beuuty. with U h
Eocene Coal Oil stop» smoking an< couple, Rockford hall. The Graven- ing a Thanksgiving dinner.
high truHMHl telling in tlie nave, its
tmelling oil stoves. in bulk ai Fran; steins. Friday, the 4tli. 8 o'clock.
&Ir. and Mrs. Harold 8. Alien, of well proport lotted chancel mid nitrite
Co.
m29tf
Portland,
son-in-law
ami
daughter
of
. Mrs. May Wirth and Miss Louise
live sanctuary.
Worship will
The Pythian Sirters baxtar »ill be Heiman, of Paoco. Mrs. Jjige’a father, Dr. Istra Diamond, and Miss Ma uric new reverence and iH'auty in the
t
Mitchell,
a
nici-v,
who
Is
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a
tenchei
1
of
held December 12 al Braakinan'i hariL .1.
Alurris, of Wliiie Salmon, aud
Ht. Mark's church.
music
nt
the
State
Normal.
Monmouth,
ware store.
dlO
Ilans Lage and tiunily were guests of
THE LITTLE THEATRE CLUB
Health is vo is. D ink isdio-ac ive Mr. end Airs. Ben Lage Thanksgiving. were Thanksgiving guests at the home*
of
Dr.
Diamond.
water. Buy a Revina or for your home.
Th.1 Religious Ediuation «inference
Presents
Miss Ethel Cline, of Portland, was h
Phone 1022, cor. Third and Oak Sis. d24 will lie held Sunday afternoon and
W’. A. Iaingille huh up from Salem Monday, Decemlier 13 and 14, at Riv Thanksgiving guest at the horns of her
to eat Thanksgiving dinner witli Ills erside church. The home, church and brother, J. W. Cline, and wife at Van
Horn butte.
sehisil will Is* etreaaed.
family at Mt. Hood. .
Floyd Rankins and family liave
in
Mrs. Nancy Bilyeu, of Scio, who re
While auditing and closing our books
The Ryyal Neighltors will hold elec
The program presented lust Tuesday
tion of
„ ofiicera ___
___ _____ even- cently celebrati-d her 1)7th birthday moved from the King Bros. p|ace on by Miss Jen nice Turner nt the high
next Wednesday
will lx- able to care for her HEMSTITCHING
with a film!' reunion, attended by Portland Way to the Graff home on school auditorium represent <1 a, wide
Ing. A full attendance is desiruL
nr re than 2 > relatives, is a cousin of Markham Lane, neur Rockford store.’ appeal and included many Hel.s-t ions <»f |
AND STAMPING customers promptly.
John Baker was In The Dalle - Tues Ai. . Har:.v C nnaway.
Mr. and Mrs. Pyne. hh <1 Miss Elsie both the older and modern .'.uiiisisers.
day to attend funeral servu -a cf
Anderson,
of
Hartford,
Winn.
;
Mr.
and
A’
)' s. G. A. Alolden moton-ii
Mlsa Turner sang with n lieailtlfnl
Judge A. 8. Bennett.
See the new Stamping designs for
RIALTO THEATRE*
to baieiii last Thursilay to take Mrs. A. E. Richards, of Portland, and
The newlyweds bought a Grebe and Thanksgiving dinner with Mrs. Mold- Dr. Diamond were dinner guests Hun- voire, full, rich in tune and [K>Vcrfui
in
dramatic
intensity.
This
latter
qual
l
uncheon
Sets,
Pillow
Cases,
Runners,
etc.
lived happily ever afterwarilH. Radio
Friday Ev’ng, December 4
en'S brother, J. A. Bernardi, aud fam day at the home of the newlyweds. Mr. lty was eHpei-ially noterk in tlie aria,
Shop.
ily. They remained in Salem the re and Mrs. C. A. Hhuknecht, on Barrett “I'n bel til" iButterfly) by I’liecini.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bone expect to mainder of the w<>ek.
road.
Room 19, Broslus Building
l-ogesand first 14 rows downstairs
“Consecration" lty Manney un.l 'Indian
leave the coming week for 1st Jolla.
>1.65; last six rows dowjtsuairs
Tlie first rial sign of winter made Slimmer“ lty Haar, wen1 also splendid
.Miss Blanche Tin ker, daughter of
Calif, to «[lend the winter.
91.lt ; Balcony, 85c; IncludWtax.
MOLDEN, HUELAT, SAÏHER CO.
Mrs. George Chanila-rliiL and who la a Rs H|i|Hsirance in our district Thurs ly received by the audieiii-e. other
General Admission, 50c.
St. Mark’s Guild will hold the reg student at O. A. <'., was on the broad day when the fine mist and fog turned English songs were given in two
ular monthly meeting Friday, Decem cast program from tin- college radio to snow, covering the ground with grou|ts. Miss Turner sang 'Homing"
Season Ticket Holders must re
ber 4, in the parish house at 2.30 p. in. station last Friday evening. She ren quite a white blanket which had all for an encore.
serve their seats by noon, Friday,
the
ap[M*arance
of
good
old
Christmas.
•Owing
to
tin
1
laid
wanther,
I.-
titan
Born—To Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Brad dered aelectimiH on the [ilia* orgau.
December 4th.
However, thia pleasure lasted but n lot) [tropic braved the storm to attend
ford at Mrs. Ida Crapper’a Wednes
G. E. W’axaon and son, of the East few
short
hours.
the eontvrt. hut tiles.1 felt tlutt Hood
day, November 25, a sou.
Side, were at Gresham the past week
River folk missed a, rare inusu nl treat
Mike Kubisto and son, 'Walter, of vlHiting Mr. Wassons puntitH, Mr. and
in uot'attending (lie affair. Miss Hara
Dee, were in tlie dty yesterday on Mrs. J. J. Wiisaon. Mr. WasHon said
MERRY MORAINE
Howes, formerly of dlootl River, played
business and calling on friends.
lie found the wind blowing a discom
the accompaniments with a tine feel
J. M. Stadfeid now Hoad River and forting gale on Crown Point.
ing.
‘_
Klickitat county agent for the Fuller
Mra. J. E. Muller and small aon,
(By Will & Batea)
brwdies. Phone 1(132.
John, arrived Tuesday morning from
You’re Next
The members of the Buslniss Woiu- Berkeley. Calif., for a visit with Mrs.
en'a club and their guests will enjoy Muller's sister, Mrs. I. D. Parkins, and I With whiskers thick u[s>n my face
a card party thia evening at the home Mr. Parkins. They will remain here 1 went my fair to see:
and at The Dalit's until after the holi She told me site could never love
of Mra. Geo. W. Thomson.
■ W ri STLIN6 C hampion .
A hear-faced chap like me.
St. Mark's Guild will hold a bazaar days.
I
shaved
'em
chain,
and
called-
ngalif,
Mr. and Mrs. Pyne and Misa Elsie
Saturday, Detvmlier 12, in the Mt.
Tlie county court yesterday decided
Hood Hqtel annex. Afternoon t«*a will Anderson, formerly of Hartford, Conn., And thought my trqupley o'er;
to retain two county traffic officers hut
She
laughed
outright,
and
said
I
was-
and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rieliards, of
to limit their work on exclusively
be served.
More lare-faced than liefore!
to limit their work-on «unity soads
Oapt. Geo. R. Wilbur and Ernest C. Portland, were visitors at tlie home of
P m « mijtfo mv
exclusively. The action resulted from
Smith were In The Dalles Tuesday to Dr. L. II. Diamond Saturday night,
9 an i a *-P au i a
The
Old
Ignoramus
motoring
up
from
Portland
Saturday
the
recent,
discovery
of
a
law
pussed
V
ri
tri iNt> Í ani
attend funeral services of Judge A. 8.
Dati < W»’/f
Connnjr: Say. Unde! What'« the by the legislature last winter pmvid
afteriKHin.
Bennett.
Ing that all tines collected for Infruc-
Hilo rer
re- meaning of the word pathology?
E. M. Holuinn nnd family, who
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hess anil small
olitli^MML Uncle Wee Wee : Well, I dillino for tlon of tratlle laws on statu highways
Fred Mortensen vili have his hist chance to gain possession ' of tlie above championship light heavyweight
daughter, Naomi, and Frank Ilanel cently left on a motor trip to sotitli
_Jiure. but I 'ajsate it lie tii’ art uv go to Hie stale highway laud. At the wrestling licit Saturday night. Will Frinì take It from terrible —
ita
Tod ' Thye ?
were down from Mt. Hood Tuesday California, have arrived nt Santa
road
making.
Ain't
no
sech
tiling
as
instance
of
District
Attorney
Baker.
Imra. aceorillug to letters rei-ei- ivyrt by r<l
shopping.
Sam
Kozer
notified
the
i-ouuty
to
pay
IMthology.south
uvtha.
Suuwdeu
liigh-
nflly «f I*
Mr. und Mrs. A. J. Grow write from friends. They will visit the fai
wuy—dum ding it!
into the state nil tines <-all«-ted silici
Grape A'ine, Calif., that they are enjoy lU<v. and Mrs. W. P. Kirk at Santa
May, when the law Is'cnme effective.
Rosa.
<
ing their motor trip to the south. San
’ Naughty! Naughty!
Misses
Dorothea
and
Ruth
Woolpert
Diego will be their goal.
s|ient Thanksgiving here witli their Muvver has a little baby;
Miss Cliarlotte M. Broslus sjient the parentH. Air. and Mrs. A. E. Woolpert. Little bitta thing!
FINS, FURS AND FEATHERS
Thankagivtng holidays in Portland vis The fortiier is a student at tlie T'nlver- Why. I c’d awmos put It through my
iting her sister. Mrs. P. W. Janney.
rubber rl ng.
Tom Lethlean. refrigeration engineer
MU ffilUJ.
1
Ruth Woolpert la teaching at High Ain't it awfull ugly; ain't It awful
for (lie Apple Grown« Association.
Clifton Emmei, student at the I'ni- land school in Portland.
pink?
Tuesday found a dead .-airier pigeon
versity of Oregon, was home over the
Radium Vapor Ballis. Special offer Just came down Pin heaven—
111 Ute O.AV. R. A N. < npuiiy's yards.
holidays to be with his mother, Mrs. for Deceuiter. In order to introduce That's a fill» I think.
The bird hud, apiuir.-nl ly been shot with
H. B. Emmei.
the wonderful Radium Vapor Baths we Got all my nice playthings;
a rifle . .
.1.
James Fenemore hag succeeded E. E.' are makhtg a Chiittmas offering which Got my place in lied—-
An aluminum band < u one of tile
Elliott as one of tm- owner inendiers will give you six of these radio active I menu ta take my drum stick 'u'
birds k gs Imre the following: "A. J.
of the Twin Peaks Auto Co. Mr. Elli baths for >10. Phone I«22 for appoint llittim on tha head!
*25 A4511.’’ A brass rit g on the oilier
ott hag left to go to Portland.
ment, day or evening, corner Third and
Gawsh, If Deaa Collins I^unps This leg carried the nuurtter
<1^1
Mra. Weigg, daughter of Mr. and Oak streets.
Headline in the Portland Teh-grnm:
Mr». H. J. Frederick, is recovering at
The friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
The silver gray s<
is that nre
St. Vincent’s hospital ta Portland from Cummins sympathise with them over “Frogs. Not Rain, Fall In Cowlita.” admired by all D< m > i I iur folk, with
Story
deals
with
the
experience
of
a
a serious operation.
the loss of their summer home on tlteir
the possible exc*pti n of those win'-
r H '. iik . ar
1
Miss Millan Frick, who is teaching orchard [dace on Vnderwooil Heights. motorist whose auto top was bombard hare lint trees <
ed
with
live
frogs
during
a
storm
among the .................
on nulls ..
at Helix, was here over the Thanks The rustic house, which has 1**11 noted
near
Kelso.
Frogs
galore;
some
uiusli,
Oregon. Their autlis <m lawn- mu’ n.
giving holidays with her parents, Mr. by all touring over the North Bank
etc.
Too
l>ad
motorists
luiil
to
Kelso
highway, was burned Sunday before
shade trees are t In* i
daily > y in
and Mrs. W. G. Frick.
many of the delectable ex-|»illywogH. teri*st*- I spectator1. Al H. I Biytli-
The local A. O. U. W. degree team last.
The Altruistic club of lite Pythian They auto croak, inasmuch that tlu-y was watching 01» ' 111 ' frlsklug»:inl-
motored to The Haifa's last night to
were so careieHs not to provide them-
Site saw him
put on degree work for initiates of the Sisters will meet at tlie home of Mrs. selves with "parashoots." They mil Kt iiih I k llic other tlu.v
<lart suddenly to a H- kle of watm
J. Dolison Thursday, December 3, at make moon outa hops up then1.
lodge in the neighboring city.
that snx rut
m i'<> Hie la an.
Mr and Mrs. Phil Parrott and fam 7.30 p. m. The meeting is called for
Just wait for Denn to put this
“1 noticad that l>c «•' - iium I tit dip Ills
ily came down from Parkdale for the purpose of making artilles for story to music on th’ Idlotorlal pii Re hand in lhe water," sai< Mrs. Blythe,
Thanksgiving and were gueats of Mrs. children's grab bags. Please bring your of The Telegram.
“and when !..> d.iri <1 -tp to n [s-icli
material and any new suggest ions
Mary Spangler.
on a log hi. mu tm li wti» sparkling
from
magazines
if
possible.
Itarkwards or Forwards, l'p or Down with ilriqiM of water. Filin an inter
Robert A. Crook and J. R. Forden
After a Thanksgiving vacation with
At the right a|ffH*Hrs the likeness of
are In Portland this week, having been
eating thing o < urred. I lint squirrel
Shall we all die?
n i’l-okiis, claimant to the Greek’’
called there to serve on the federal tlie family of his daughter, Mrs. Wil
had grahltei! the end of Ids huge lull
We shall die all,
son. in Portland, L. F. McDonald, re
:bt heavyweight wr< stilng champion
Jury.
with both p iwh un.l was rubbing his
All die sliall we,
Mrs.
ip. Who V. ill meet George Biiril'-s, of
fact* briskly. II- might has 1 |u u
Die all we shall,
Judge and Mrs. II. L. Hasbrouck turned htsm* Huntlay evening
i>g<. lew, Wash., Washington Htnmp.
— Dedicated to Pigliami Dya Works. wielding a towel, so ili<>rough was In
have filed on waters of Indian creek, McDonald, who liad Iteen in Portland
trues .-ifas nrs at Ilio left.
in ills work of drying his face."
the flow to be used in the irrigation of on a visit, returned with him. They
found that their house had been bur
Sidetracking the morbid stuff. we
a five-acre West Side orchard tract.
glarized while they were awny. Tlie [» ism on to Rill Newby, who says:
NEWS OF THE GOLFERS
Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Allkrd, of thieves, however, stole nothing except
Greeley, Colo., have arrived here. a pair of Mr. McDonald's old trousers. “When Greek meets Greek they atari
Starting next Tuesday and Wedtu-x
n fruit stand.”
They contemplate locating in Hood
day, Jack Rou'letlge will devilo two
Russell gcotiee came up from Port
River.
land. where he is attending North Pa
Where Ignorance is bl I ks , ’tis folly days t ach week to it golf sdiool t«»r J
Edward lather, formerly of New cific Dental College, to spend Thanks to mend your gasoline lantern Shade Hood^li/er players, Lessons will be j
York city, but more recently of Port- giving with his [tarents. Dr. and Mrs. with the product commonly used for given nt Kelly Bros.
Mr. Routledge will
land, has joined the Twin Peaks Auto E. L. Hcols-e. He Avna accompanied windows in auto cnrfalnH. Looks like
days weekly instructing Tlie Dalles
Co. here.
by Walter Edwards, of Seattle. Botli iHlnglask; feels like—
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Smith were here boys ace pledged to the Delta Sigma
Helena Jiffie. Annette Borneo, Orval tyros at The Dalles.
over Thanksgiving to visit friends. Delta fraternity. Russell Scoliec was Mutch, Ann Hertr. Lykell run a gas
New Settlers Arrive
They now reside at Sheridan. Mr. elected athletic manager of the fresh station at Burns. Ore. One of ’em
Smith was formerly a merchant here. man class.
Despite the fact that November day if
made a whole shade for a lantern and.
1 «
tiring of Jewish extraction, lost his brought the ineoniing of yrintur, < he-
Mr. and Mrs. H. Unger returned
*l»eech almost entirely. Couldn't dawk gon claimed 47 new sei tiers for this
week before last from a visit with
the
ights
month, according to the report Ju <t
inltout haute.
relatives and friends in California.
Mrs. L. Shaver and Mrs. M. Ohren,
fawned from the luiul settlement de-
Glacier Period.
The journey was made by automobile. of Portland, were the guests of Mr.
liartment of the Portland Ciininls-r of
J. W. Perigo, who is at St. Vincent and Mrs. W. H. Carrigan last week.
Commerce. Thine new settlers ha .-
hospital in Portland, is convalescing
Dr. Peterson Exonerated
Miss Florine Barrier spent Thanks
located in varloiiK parts of the state.
from an operation performed the first giving with her mother in Portland.
L. Peterson was exonerated Three liave Isiught in the Tumalo dis
Dr. 8.
umiB.
of last week.
of
charges
of
possession
of
liquor
at
trict in Daachutea . county £ 12 have
Ted Stevens is at home for a few 1
The Pioneer and Comarde dubs will
1 a hearing liefon? Justice of the Peace lis-ated in JoHephltu1 ' inunty; 10 in
meet Tuesday evening at 7.30 at the days' visit.
Blagg yesterday. Hr. n. W. I^avltt, Lane county and four in Washington
Mr. and Mrs E. M. Holman are at Portland dentist, assumed full respon
Anbury M. E. church. All boya are
county.
invited to attend.
_ present at Santa Bartmra, Calif. They sibility for ownership of a hottie of
visited their daughter, <Mrs. J. E. Kirk, wino seised when the two men - wore
Crops In—dewing Time On
I haye taken the agency for the Mar
Oakland on their way down. Mr. apprehended here Thanksgiving morn
shall-Wells Niagara ranges. None bet at
A school dress for At iry,
Holman
la
much
Improved
In
health,
ter made. You may seenre the finest
ing. M-avitt was fined 930.
A pnfVy dress for .lay.
range available on your own terms which is good news to his many
* A wedding gown for Mabel
friends.
within reason. Braakman, Rialto bldg.
Plate Glass Jtroken in Accident
Or a [ilaiti old shirt for Rny?
Captain Geo. W. Stoke«, of the state
Old-time haril tiSne dance Nothing
Yesterday morning as I. D. Parkins
Does your sowing machine pq<ker
fire
marshal's
department,
insisi-ted
better than gingham «nd overalls.
fire liaxarda on the Heights this week, was dressing a window at the Vogt thin material? Dois It pilsa sti’cliM
Fines. Prizes for tbe„>*rd<«t dressed accompanied
lie sllp|ied on a chair anti was or break a thread <s-. iisloually ? I><>
by Fire Chief Volatorff store
1
Rockford haH. The Graven
couple. _____
plunged with such force against a yon have to help the goods along when
and
Fire
Marshal
Morgan
j
steins. Friday, the 4th. 8 o’clock.
big platcglsss window that It was
yuu
YOÜ WILL 2E WELCOME TO COME DOWN AND MAKE AN INSPECTION
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Powell, of I’oin- . broken. An order was immediately wwlng <..c»' u
Jesue Davidson was down from his
know how fo properly take care of
’>(
eroy.
have
Im
visiting
with
their
sis
given to the Franx store, and the glass your machine so that it will give per
Mt Hood home last Saturday to take ter. Mrs. J. L. Htewart.
J will be replaced immediately.
homo a new power drag saw. He
fect sorviie always?
|
i,
b
W. A. Hollman, <»f Vancouver, spent
plans on cutting an abundance of wood
Your sewing machine eliwnod, over
last
week
with
his
sister,
Mrs
W.
H.
Mrs.
H.
A.
King,
of
Astoria,
formerly
in the next few weeks.
hauled and repaired and guaranteed
of Meyer A Kink tailor «bop. was a to sew an good as when new, and my
While on a recent motor trip over Carrigan.
i
visitor
Munday
nF
the
home
of
Bernice Bennett. Alice Carson and
th« homo
her sis-' rhqrges are rensonalile. Cull mo.
the highway, Mr. and Mrs i. M. Col-
. H. Gladwin, phone Odell 22X1
bertaon and their daughter. Alene, met Roscoe Anderson, all members of the ter, Mrs. J. Allph in
NEW ST. MARK’S
:
CHURCH COMPLETED
Christmas Shopping Is 'On !
Pendleton
Blankets .
Phoenix
Hosiery
Fancy Gift Boxed Candies
Gordon Hats
Cheney Ties
Flörsheim
Shoes
Lilley Bags
Good Candy
Arrow Shirts
Hansen
Gloves
The Star Grocery
G. Vogt
MISS TURNER GIVES
APPEALING RECITAL
Christmas Candies
MISS MABEL CLAXTON
PERIGO & SON
Moroni Olsen Players
“THE SHIP”
PRINCIPALS IN PRELIMINARY B0lJT
TRAFFIC OFFICERS’
WORK IS LIMITED
Christmas Gifts
FROM JAPAN
^L
We have established Gift Headquarters at our
Store at the
5¿
$
COR. OAK AND SECOND STREETS
Myajimi Woodenware, Satsuma Pottery, Articles of
Brass, Silver and Ivory, Superb Chinaware,
Cloisene, All Kinds of Japanese Embroideries
and Baskets. A large Assortment of Toys.
YASUI