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v. p I «« '*■' HOOD luvat GLACIE«, THWJDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1925 i- STAGE AND SCREEN CHRISTMAS GIFTS ...i- —4^ h ■mm «■ “Never the Twain Shall Meat," Pater B Îyne’s enchanting story of the South Bea Islands, will ba shown at the Kiel to theatre Friday and Satur day, December 11 and Lit Thia picture, a Cosmopolitan pro duction, directed by the celebrated ! reach director, Maurice Tourneur, was pietariaed in Tahiti and Moores, ’wo of the famous islands of .the South ' *ea group. The cast include« ouch oroialueut player« as Anita Stewart, Bert Lyteil. Hun Uy Gordon, Justine lohnson. Ueorge Slegmann, Lionel Bei- uiorav William N'orrla, Dmlly Fltsroy, l’rinceau Marie de Bourbon and Flor ence Turner. 5" ' 1‘erbape never in the history of mov ing pictures has there bewi a atory turned against such gorgeously beauti ful t«ckgro<|nds as those which appear in “Never the Twain Shall Meet.” Pilled wiUi ail the magic and romance .imsoclated with life in the South Seas, :hls photoplay oounda an entirely now note in the literature and drama of motion pictures. in the role of Tourna, the half-caate Island princess, Anita Stewart appears m a characterization thoroughly suited rv lier enchanting peruonality—a por- -rayai which calls for many phases of dramatic intensity, varied with com* cdy situations. Bert Lyteil plays op posite Miss Stewart in the role of Dan Pritraard. Tile production is lavish in the ex treme, and as the picture deveio|>s on the screen there is a breadth and free dom, a tropical magic and a pictorial tmuoratua of loveilnesa never before visualised with a moving picture iaiu- era. In addition to a wealth of scenic beautg tliere is an equal beauty in the exotic interior setting, designed by the masterful hand of Jeeeph Urban. Ms A FULL LINE OF CIGARS IO. 25 and'sò'ln box - MurW - 9 * In' V Palinia flBMk ; -■ ’ ' • i■wfi Another uutatandhig feetaep of our. 109S program is the dedicatiou of our Francis Willard house «1 Chautauqua, N; 1., with opening irf.W ' “* aebool un aenohip forum and ce«. der natfonM W; C. T. U. _ ___ During the year of 1U25 #a total ot 42,1X2 new women were raroiled in U m W. C. T. U.fcankA New York stitt« Officers wars «¡acted M follows »1 •being ip the ifftd with «.000. Oregon U« Rebekah lodge moating Aaturda. I was in the Mist plaqs With 720 new msuing: Mrs. /annie Nielsen, noble I women. jf , grand; Mias Wanda Uask|U. vi. I Mrs. Ella A. *B«ple 1« the new na- grand; Mrs. Charlotte AlHagtaS, te I 'tlonai president. Mrs. Boole has base cording secretary; Mrs. A. C. Holm -t, I vice president - at large for several financial secretary. After the busiu< ■ I years and is president of New York the evening wa« spent playing cans Mrs. E. M. Strauss won tbe.tadle> stato. — . Strong objection to tlio present sys prize and J. O, Befdin wan the me;.« tem of financing education by govern. prise. > * I stent liquor profits was voiced by the Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Wlleox and cbf< 8< hoot Trust»««’ asaociatiou -of Brit dren; Mrs. 8. B. Bvans and eon, V < ish Columbia at its annual convention and Mtn. H. V. Barrager, of TUcou a fn Vl<oria. Speakers at the convan- Wash., were Hood River visitors L h tlon deplored the tact that under the Wednesday. present «stem children are growing I am increasing my stock of ha d- up with tiie knowledge <ha(l their edw I catioq'has been paid TO out of the ware right along. Come «nd see wh« I have to offer. Anything not in et<x k proflta of a «liquor busineas. ' The W. C. T. U. will meet Tuesday, I wil get for you, quickly and at the December 15, at 2 p. tn. at the home right price. Straus« Mosier people attending “Blossom of Mrt. M. A. Shoemaker on State StTOt The program ds in charge ot Time” at The Dalles Bunday evamlng Mrs. J. W. Jlavilaml and Mrs. L. M. were Mr. and Mrs. Richard WHcox Baldwin. The health department will Robt. Bcearce, Miss Harriet Straus«, be featured. Mrs. May King, county Lee Evans and Mias Gribskov. Shannon Weller returned heme from health nurse, will give a demonstra tion and short tataa on different Biit> Portland Monday. J. O. beldin was tai. Redmond last Jects. Mrs. J. E. Ferfruson Will give a short talk on the teCal hbepltaL The week. Z * ' - women's chorus will sing. A piano The following were elected to oflV-e solo will be given by Alberta Frohn, last week in the I. O. O. F. lodge ! W A social 1 hour wiU, follow. Everyooe E. Clark; noble grand; C. A. Boot, We rarely count the cost of tomor ,» Invited. vice grand; F. A. Alllngton, aectatary. row, but secure in the plenty of today, The L. T. L. met Saturday with the and R. W. DavldWtaar, treaeurer. go on our heedless way until Home leader, Mrs. Whitman. One new mem dreadful calamity blocks our path. Time to paint up and ena: ber was taken into the union. The Then, and only then do the thoughts children vdted that each would try, to kalsomine. Make the house bi of "perbapa . . . maybe . .’’ bring a glass of jelly to the next meet Christmas and kU winter. Ba« ‘ nd other doubts creep ipto our minds \ ing which 'Will "be sent to the houW- The Paint Man. hbout the right and wrong of what E. A. Race spent aeoeral The next theeting will be held Satur liax been done. day at the Christian church. As this last week in Portland. It was only at the end ot a long, is the last m<*etlng before Christmas, Miss Nedra Evtuts, Mias Eva», Miau Miss McClure ruthleaa «|>an of years that Inevitable Mrs Whitman has ¡planned a treat for and Ferdinand fltrauas attended Lh< retribution overtook Willard Louis in atj who attend. high school conference at Eugene last hie role of Richard Maaou, the power -- '■ ■ ~T-- week, returning home Bunday. ful Wall Street gure In the Warner Hoed River tytudenta at O. A C. Roscoe Davidhisar and Gerald Horn photoplay, “The Man Without a Con science," which wHl be shown at the Wendell D. Wing, junior In electrical 1 went to Fortiand Saturday. Rialto Sunday, December 13. 'engineering, baa Is-en i>ledged to Eto New things cmUng In right along He had fixed hl« star on the high Kappa No, national honorary electri-. '■ for Christmas. Gifts for the whole of financial and social succeaH, cal engineering fraternity. family. My prices wil please you. slopes DeForeet Palmitt*, junior in agri Btrausa at The Blue and White Store and regardle«« ot thoae whom* ha ppi nee« depended on him, he tore his way culture, has been pledged to Alpha Mrs. H. V. Barrager, Who hM I been through life. Zeta, national honorary in agricul visiting her sister, Mrs. 8. - --------- ff. E ivaa«. ’ Irene Rich and June Marlowe play tural. Harry Rolierta,. junior in commerce, for the iMMt couple of week«, k*ft the roles of his wife and sweetheart Robert Agnew, Helen has been appointed manager of stu Wednesday for her home at Tacvuu< respectively. . .. it* , Dunbar and John Patrick constitute dent body dance«. This includes all Wash. Neta and Hattie Camp were fin stow the balance df the excellent cast In dances in the College Gardens and the men's gymnasium, under the aus ea at the Girls’ Osrd club which met "The Man Without a Conadenca" pices of the student body social com . at the home of their parents, Mr. and An artistic genius and a sense of mittee. Rolterta will also have charge ¡ Mrs. James Camp, Saturday afternoon of scheduling all organization dancea Misa Evelyn Beldln waa the luck> humor that can convert tears and youfig lady, winning the prise. heartaches into joy and laughter—that In the College Gardens. can <ause tile tear of pathos to lose The Boy Scouts met in the wrinkles of fun—Is a evening. They were combination seldom met ia real life, training by J. L. DellioU, have taken over the Bed Croas drive -and much leae often encountered on and will be glad to receive any mem the motion picture screen. But this is just what Charlie Chap bership. - i- Miaa Thelma Johnson, at Porttafid, lin does in hi« new film comedy, “The Gold Rurti," a United Artists Corpora lime home for the week end. it tion release, which is described by ple- > Mr. and Mrs Idvingston spent Bui*, «üre > experts and competent critica as ’■ 4fiy at Hood River. comedy ever pro- .“to _ greatcHt Chaplin ------------ I I ant offering special value In house duced. ed. ' “The Gold Uold ltuab Kush" 1 comes ____ r_____ to the brooms just now from SOc to filfiO., Rialto theatre Monday, TueiMlay, Wed Tlie best made, out of tine broom neaday and Thuraday, Decumber 14, straw. Btrauas. .» 16, Id and 17. Out of a aituation where a half Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Evans and ffimT Uy. who have been living at the Róse- starved wanderer throws binwelf Into dale Fruit Farm, moved to town Thurs a self-enforced faint at the door of a day. r • -JV j ffitid prospector’s <abta, so the proa- Mr«. Geo. Alexander returned home ¡«ctor will pick him up, carry him Sunday with her young son. _ — inside and revive him with hot coffee and a much needed meal, Chaplin Mrs, J(*ssie Weller returned home builds a comedy acene that is said to from Portland Sunday. excel anything he has ever dons. Mr. and hfrs. R. Barnell are gueato t “Ths Gold Rush" deals with the X. - ». thia week at the home of Mr. and Mra. stampede Into the Klondike, and Chap Max Brown. , 11H muixm in the uie roi( lin UBa has cast himself role of a M». and Mr«. Grosser, of Itovl« , (binderfoot and lone prospector. " ______; And from ' the mob Calif., are gueato of their brother, A.'" •when -““ be *“ * tears ----- *“* himself ------ “--------- of thousands of prospectors crossing Mrs. Mobley and Mrs. F. A. Alllng the Oiilltoot Paas only stubbornly to ton were visitors at The Dalles-Sat go hliFoW*6 lonely way through a bllz- ard. that shreds hie shabby clothing urday. and Anally blow« him Uke a piece of The beat line of frulte und vegetable« paper into the eaMn of a fugitive from in town now at Strati«« Blue and Klce^-agaln tragedy is turned into White (More. rioua comedy. The marriage of Misa Alice Shogren There are tears and laughter, too, * and James Wilson at the home of the when Charlie to the wrong recipient of bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. an endearing note of apology written Warmth is so h^ndy Shogren, occurred Saturday afternoon to his rival by the girl whom he adores, at 1.30 o’clock. Rev. W. N. Byars, of and the note—not meant for him at —with a for tai It oil Odell, officiated. Among tboee present all- vends him into the seventh heaven heater and Pearl Oil-— were relative« and friend« from Port-' of enamored delight. land. Salem and Hjioknne, Wash. Str. ntettsary heating auxil Again Charlie'« all important dove and Mr«. Wilson will be st home here affair is rudely interrupted by Big Jim iaries! A warm living to their many friends after January 1. McKay whose one and only interest in i room, hallway, nurserv Ernest Evans, Lee Evans and Elmer life is the search for gold. McKay lit »Root attended auction nah* at Hood erally carrire the lone little prospector or bath—at the touch River Saturday. •way from his sweetheart—straight to of a match! > Mi«s Agues Matlnnn'had the misfor the treaxure that la to make them both to break her arm last week. She rich beyond their' dreams. Pearl Oil is refined r* tune "There is a laugh in every one of wan taken to the H< mm 1 River hdnpitnl but was able to return home the last the nearly 9,000 fe<4 of film in The and re-refintd by the Gold Rush,* ” says one of Chaplain's of the week. Standard Oil Compa Mr«. Bln in went to Arlington the dose associates. ny’s special process— first of the we»*k. Betty Bronson will appear at the so it bums clean! No P. J. Wilson han started to excavate Liberty theatre Thursday, Friday and for the new building he 1« planning to Saturday in “The Golden Princes^” odor — iwii-corrosive. erect. supported by a caste of well known Order by noma * Pearl *' Ton will have to hurry if you want artom. actor«. “ Also Aiwo Wanda Wiley In in “A one ot the Wesson Oil Mayonnaise Speedy OiL” The Liberty la Spfiedy Marriage." Marriage.' Sets for SOe. Strauss Blue and White Open c .. “ Thursday --------------- and Friday , - evenings ------- -- Store. Ask your neighbor al«>ut thane. find ’matinee and evenings each Satur She has one. day. _________________ Mi Hogar ■- La Noticiad - Robert Osmundo - Tom Moored fto¡ Tía ChìsncoUor • RI imco - j^hiliKlolDhia' < / Ma For Christinas Presents <■ Where will you find Gifts more appropriate than at a well appointed Book Store. Books are companions. And then Our Art Articles may furnish the very vehicle you. wish to carry your. wishes and good cheer of the Yuletide period. Dur assortment of CHRISTMAS GARDS was never more complete. Get yo.ic» now, while the lines remain unbroken. • 'f. THE BOOK & AftT STORE dbthman a ooNNrgBr-rçt-- - • Lt-r [[Tl I ■ ! / ’ ’ Æ z Does YOUR ROOF Leak? 9 LEAKING Roof i* a disgusting thing to put up with. If it is on • your barn or .garage, it may spoil your hay or impair the efficiency of your stock or your machinery. If it is on your home, it mean* not only discomfort for your fam ily, but possibly serious illness as welL It simply isn’t worth it when the remedy is so easy. I /■yj • We carry in stock materials for ro- pairing every type of roof. If you are doubtful about what to use, tell us about your roof and we will help you select the proper materials and tell you how to use them. > » EMR Y LUMBER & FUEL CO. • I Everything to Build Anything L <r * 1 • fi. ; 4* ' sss Home Grown Torkeys-Geese-Dncks Large Fryers - Heavy Hens ? Jersey Giant Capons t )? • f r HEATfrlJGHT Leg oi Lamb, Rolled R«ast oi Be«i, Little Pig Rmst 4 AH the oilier trimmings for the Holidays 6Z>c LAURNELL MARKET 1_ b> « y • i (1» The Magic Carpet Ont« upon «.time in the mystic land of Persia, there Was found among the treasures of a king, a wonderfdl car- pet. One had only to sit on It, wish to be somewhere, and away the carpet would fiy till the wfnhed-for place wa« reached. For hundreds of yearn it car ried kings and princes upon ths most amazing adventures. No dhe knows what Bkally became of It, but it may be that Ito last threads went Into the make-up of the first Youth’s Compan ion. ftor, like the magic carpet. The Companion for 1*26 carries you to the land of your heart’s desire—up into the Maine woods with the lumbermen; out <>« the western plains where the warlike Nayaho Indians live; far up into the gold regions of Alaska; and away on the Bon them Bea« in search of treasures and lost islands. All you need adv< "**"* for such — extraordinary "" £7 adventures ta A ygnag - heart r and a Youth’aTcanL panton. Ikm . ’t . lose . JPWMHBHI time in getting «tarted; subscribe now and receive: 1. — - - The.Youth's Companion—42 lannee la 1926, and X The remaining issue« of 1925. All for only |2. a Or include McCall's Magastae, the monthly authority on fash loas. Both publications, only 62.541. TljK YOUTH'S tXJMPANlON 8 N DepL, Boaton Mans. I ■ I I jt|jfcJjQ_gF ff '> O Hood River, Oregon ■ Use The Telephone ■»">... .... p- .............. Just use the telephone when you want GROCERIES AND MEATS ■Jt and other products of the Market. Ï It wijl be 'a pleasure for us to choose from our stocks just what you wish and to deliver it to your home wherever it may be in the city. i J . e t k “ • * I !------ » * ? 4R ■ Í Just a telephone call and you will get what you want. f <t HOLMAN & SAMUEL SANITARY MARKET & GROCERY I Phon« Ml I = FIX IT QUICK I • I That will be your plea when the sun begin* to shine and you are in a hurry for some farm implement or spray machine. Why not take an inventory of your orchard equipment and have It repaired now ? WE 10 AU KINDS OP AUTOMOBILE IEPAIR WORK. Accesnrits of aU Usds for tract or sasNadcr car. HOWELL BROS, Fourth Stmt TeL 2551 OREGON LUMBER CO. t « BEST FOR SUMMER AND WINTER, TOO ORDER YOUR SUPPLY AT ONCE. FROM HARRY T. De WITT PHONE «42 I* 7 We Are Equipped With A i Cigars Tobacco Soft Drinks I « I Confectionery - « Fashion Service Station IÇJQOI 1 :#• TRY OUR 'j Draught Luxo WE KEEP IT RIGHT H C. A RICHARDS HECK UNGER GARAGE Parkdale Auto Stage Leaves Hood River daily at 4.30 p. m. Again 1 Wish to Anaounce That I have received for the holiday trade a large ship ment of Leaves Parkdale daily st 8 a. m. (except Sunday). Sait Cases, Beantifal Leather Haad Baff, Brief Casos, Gladrtooe Bhgi sad Ladies' Uader the Am Bap Event Saturday it leaves Parkdale at 6 p. m. WM. WEBER t'y I , ... fl ft’C Sturi ü .1 "J E a i- ► ; . • T <r i - - -, T a- ■' I a new* I K *lac to Begaiato Poultry Pialrni '. D. Nickelsen attended meetings Salem and Portland last week in the interest of the State Poultry asso ciation and its attitude toward the proposed plan of certifying breeding floras supplying eggs for commercial hatcheries and all dealing in baby “Weidenhoff Super Service chicks. ■ I>r. M. A. Hull, chief of the poultry Teat Bench” department of the United Statee gov Give us a call at our ernment, was present and addrerwed the meetings in the Interests of the NEW LOCATION certification |>lan adopted St n meet ing belt tfidt August at Manhattan. Kax.. at which poultry r«g>reae«tatives from every state in the Union were present, reprensoting their respective Oak and Front Streets ■late agricultural colleges. It la the purpose of the certification plan to insure the beat possible grade cf hatching eggs for all sellers of baby chick x, in order that thp buying pub- Pbone 3133 Uc may be fully proterted again«! the tMMMTwpplo'M dealer« tn baby chick«. Mr. NickelaeA will appoint a com- ■Sttae of five breeders and hatchery THE FASHION STABLES’ men tn the Mate to further consider the plan proposed and to report at. the next annual meeting of the state Phone 1201 The Hood River County Ministerial association, at Ito meeting Monday, paused unsnimonaly a resolution of thanks to the Hood Ever pre«« for Ito Smoky and Smelly Oil 8tovee Cored t>V hnfhtnng courtesy to snd willing co- natag S mow Oil. Try thia high grade aperatton with the churches of the ooni oil Mik time and see the difference. çônuty. C. R. Detopine, Secretary. Any quantity, gallon to barrel, it C. A. FransCo. m**ti Spoetai dance at Rockford, Due. lfl. IK } T on call/ •t Let us help you plan your itinerary, quote you fare- and-make all your arr-uigr J. H. FREDRICY, Agent dM : WiU S**1'1 1 rniih iUuatrated oookk chrkm oompiete loiormatiaa about thir lane vhj« th« sun ahirw m<«t of th« tim- a*4 «here ym- cun aalajr out <-f Goer hi. all tne tirue. 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