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HOOD RIVER GLA Mrs. riridiDK a.___ ______________ E. Baker and r*«™»** Dovta last Tuesday from Corvallis, where were in Walla Walla Saturday at a back to the Hood River •ne visited her daughter, 1——————— ineetiug of the P. P. * L. Co. at which stone. The climate at Oakland did not agree with Mra McDonald, who has Born—To Mr. and Mrs. James Mor 100 -repreeentativaa were present. For Boat—Office rooms in the Brosi us by, of Cooke, Wash., at the Storksnagt, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Marshall war. In been at the Vale, Ore., aanlUrlum for Building. Bee R. E. Scott. al8tf Sunday, Decenilter 6, a daughter. Portland over 1' the week cod. They several week«, hence the change. Mrs. Peacock <— Beauty parlor, Richard’s were entertained while there by Mr. McDonald will return here aeon. A. T. Miss Viola Colvin Is recovering from and Apia. «*-« T»l. 2921. Owen hae been transferred to a Port Mra. Harry Farrell. operatiuu. for appendicitis per land store of the company. ut — Controlled * it »Coin Clock help you an Mrs. Jas. B. Brophy was in Portland formed laet week. ; save. i. See Allyn Button or tel. 4242. jlfitf P. 8. Rife and J. W. Fennemore Thursday, having accompanied Mr». Rose Griffith, of Summit, la reported Henry H. Dolan, en route to Oakland, drove to Yakima last week, crossing Caab paid for old rare. H.-R. Auto as recovering from an appendicitis op Wreckers. |y(f the Columbia at the Alderdale ferry, Calif., that far on her journey. eration. " of Arlington, and report the roads Ask your dealer for Sagar's cigars. Mra. 8. F. Blythe baa received a east in good condition on that route. They Ne has them. Charles Taft and Wlhnuth Gibson telegram that her sister, Mrs. Harriett had to go to Yakima to get a Star A. 8. Kolatad was in Portland Wed will return from the University of Mueller, of Hackensack, N. J., aged coupetar, ae none were to be had In Oregon for the holidays. 83 years, died at her home Bunday. nesday to buy Christmas ornanieut». Portland or The Dulles. The car was Smoky and Smelly Oil Stoves Cured by delivered to Albert Vogler. Mrs. Alice Klein, of Portland, is vis Remenilx*r that the Lang baby range using Eocqae Off. Try this high grade iting her slater, Mrs. C. R. Bone. will be given away at H. 8. Break Turkey shoot, rain or shine, with coal oil next time and see the difference. eve. « M. E. McCarty went to Portland Frb man's Christmas large, heated building to shoot from, • Any quantity, gallon to barrel, at K. A. day on busineea. both trap and rifle ahootlng, at the Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Castner will leave Franz Co. m29tf Old-time dance, Rockfoctl* hall, The soon for Ban Diego, Calif., to spend the ? The Fytliian Sister Altruistic dub T. J. Miller place, one and a half miles northwest of Rockford store, Sunday, Gravenateins, December 1H, 8 o'clock. winter. will meet Friday (tomorrow) after December 20. Look for sign at cross E. A. Franz made a buarineas trip to Born—To Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Finney noon with Mrs. J. L. Stewart op the roads. Come and we will allow you a Portland Monday. Tuesday, December 8, at the Hood Riv Heights. All members are urged to good time. Everybody Invited. T. J. attend. 1 / Miss Mabel Fagaly was visiting er hospital, a girl. Miller and Herman Pregge. friends In Portland last week. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. House left yes Friday a party of local people, in C. R. Bone has completed several An epidemic of mumps is going the terday for San Diego and other points cluding Dr. and Mrs. H. D. W. l’ineo, new eablua st hie Spring Cove auto in California to spend the winter. Mrs. C. H. Castner and Mrs. V- R- Ab park, having 10 in all, . well equipped rounds. . __ If you do not receive your Oregonian raham, motored «>ver the highway to for temping, and will keep tlie park F. A. Bay, light trucking, country or Portland. regularly or wish to subscribe for same, city. Phones, 8801 and 3641. n2«lf open all winter. Mr. Bone says that by carrier or mail, please call Joe Steinhart, of Steinhart A Kelly, many tourists have dogs in their cere— Rubbish hauling, light trucking. R. either Oregonian agent. Phone 2303. f21tf »topped tx*tween trains last week on in fact, he thinks they will average F. Cooper, tel. 1721 or 3682. ml9tf Cleaning and pressing your clothes his way to Tlie Dalles and met with about every other car. As dogs are’ Bring your tabes in. We will check adds wonderfully to their wear. Tel. the directors of the Apple Growers As- not allowed In liotela, these cabins are them free. The Radio Shop. al3tf 1014 for Meyer Cleaning Works. Quick sex-iation. a great convenience to that claaa of H.-R, Auto Wreckers,on ths Heights. delivery service. j5tf tourists. Mrs. G. H> Bayldone and daughter, • Parts for all rare. jotf No raise In prices for Christmas Mildred, leave Friday for Santa Crus, Twenty-five friends surprised Mrs. Call 6699 when you need stenographic itoges at the Sagar Cigar Factory. Calif., to join Mr. Bayldone, who has Hubert Garrabrant on the anniversary work. nl2tf Spend your money at home this year charge of a hardware store in that of her birth Tuesday of laBt week at dty. Cail Schindler Transfer for service. for cigars.- the home of Mrs. A. G. Thompson. De Office 2861, rea. 3402. s2tf When you think of cigars think of licious refreshments were served. In The new auto license plates for “Friday Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Laraway 1926 have titgun to arrive. - The new Sagar, lie makes them a. good as the evening of the same day 25 school plate is a black background with white the best and as cheap as the cheapest, mates, boys and girls, of Duard Thomp- spent the day In Portland. at 212 Fourth street, the old City Hall son surprised him in celebration of his Old-time dance, R<x.-kford hall, The letters. birthday anniversary. The boys did E. O. Blanchar and Leslie Butler building. Gravensteins, Decemlter 18, 8 o'clock. not know the girls were to attend, and Fire Marshal Morgan will apeak to attended tlie directors' meeting of the Born—Saturday, December 12, to were pleasantly surprised. Chicken M. and Mrs. Earle Level, an 8-pound Hood River-White Salfhon Bridge'Co. the Boy Scouts on "Safety First" at dinner was served at 7 o’clock, fol the (Community church tonight. He in Portland yesterday. son. lowed by games. Miss Ray has leased the east room will go to Parkdale with the Brotber- Two chimney fires called out the fire luxxi of the church. of the Anderson building and Is haring department Monday night and Tuesday Typhoid Fever There will be an' old time party a new front put in and otherwise fixed n«x>n, but no damage resulted. (By Frederick D. Stricker, M. D., followed by g_yrat«-h night servk-e at up for a millinery store. A full line of Christmas boxen of Tlie holiday spirit will prevail at the St. Mark’s church an«i parish house collaborating epidemiologist of Oregon cigars at Sagar's cigar factory, 212 Pine Grove Grange hall New Year’s New Year's eve. Further plans will be State Board of Health, In cooperation Fourth street. with the United States Public Health eve. Come and danns to the strains of announced next week. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Colby were in music furnished by the Gravensteins. The in<x:k trial at the Pine Grove Service). Portland Monday and Tuesday on busi- What is the cause of typhoid fever? Dr. and Mrs. C. fl. Jenkins and Grange liall Tu«*»day was not finf»he«l, n«*ss. daughter, Louis«*, wen* visitors in The and was adjourned until the next reg It is caused by a tiny germ, the bacil Dance the old ,v<*ar out and the new Dulles Tuesday, where they were en- ular mc«*ting in January. Wltne»»eH lus typhosus, which gets into the body year in at the Pine Grove Grange hall tertaln«*d by Dr. B. C. Olinger. for the prosecution of Mr. Jarvis only of the sick person. It enters by way of the mouth and is eliminated with the New Year’s eve. The Graveustein». Then* will I m * a special meeting of were heard. Mr». F. Mattisliaw, of Vancouver. the Poultrymen’s aHsociation Saturday, Watkins quality products make ap discharges of the body. How do persons contract tj'phold fe B. C., is visiting her father, E. C. December 19,-at the Chamber of Com propriate ’Christinas gifts. Do your Mooney, and family. »hopping early. Mail or telephone or ver? Principally by awallowing germs merce office. that have come from some case of ty Mrs. C. N. I.a Rocque lies critically Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ijitismann mo ders will receive prompt attention. phoid fever. ill at the H«x>d River hospital and has tored up from Portland for a few days' W. I. Kirby, Hood River, Ore., R. F. D. I What are the main agencies by been in a co*a for several days. visit the firgt of the week with rela 2. Phone Odell 108. which the bacillus la spread? By con Mr. and Mra. W. H. McGuire left taminated food, water and milk; by Eoceue Coal Oil stops smoking and tives. Friday afternoon for southern Califor files and carriers. smelling oil stoves.' In bulk at Frant L. E. Corbin and family, who have when* they will spi-nd a couple of Co. ui29tf How long does It take typhoid fever lMs*n residing in the valley the past five nia, Health is yours. Drink radio-active years, are leaving for La Center, Wn„ months. They will drive south, and to develop? It varies from 7 to 14 stopped at Newberg to visit relatives days. water. Buy a Reviga or for your home. to make their home. on the way. Phone 1622, oor. Third and Oak Sts. <124 What are the symptoms? Headache, Fred Hildreth, who lives on Neal Floyd and Clyde Arnold, together nosebleed, bronchitis, relatively slow Eves scientifically examined by H. L. cr«*ek road, underwent an operation with Mar»h and Elmer Iwnberg, were pulse, deafness, eruption and continued Hasbrouck, Optometrist Heilbronner last week for the removal of his ap at the Cate ranch Bunday, where they fever. Bids. f8U pendix. did the winter bog-killing. After this What is a typhoid carrier? A well Tranks, Bags, Suitcases. large as The Woman's Union of Riverside there was a party at Dinty's person harboring the germ of typhoid sort men t, reasonably priced. Kelly church will meet at the church at 2.30 «x-casion hall. fever. He Is a menace to the com Bros. Co. ml6tf Friday afternoon for a short business Miss Lucile Johnson entertained her munity, especially if he comes in Highest cash price paid for your used session. i sister, Mrs. Nora Whalen, and engbt tact with food or milk supplies. furniture, stoves and rags. Call McClain Cejebrate the passing of 1925 and friends at a dinner party in Portland How can we detect carriers? at E. A. Franz Co. r20tf with joyful tidings welcome the new Saturday. Following the dinner tlie laboratory examination of feces Mr. and Mrs. I* C. Trow, of Los ; year Thursday, Decemlier 31, at Pine IMirty attended the “Blossom Time" urine. Angclea are »pending tlie winter at i Grove Grange hall. The Gravenstelns. performance. What should be done with the thq. J. H. Wheeler ranch. R. B. Perigo went to Portland last Notice—The exhibition and sale of rier? He should be Isolated until be Pear stock on French R<x>t, while week to bring home his father, J. W. original oil paintings by Percy L. is no longer a danger. they last. Milton Nursery Co. Phone Perigo, who has been 111 in the St. Vin Manser ha» now been reuiovtxl from Is typhoid fever preventable? En 5756. Craton. i cent hospital for three weeks. the furniture department of the Franz tirely so. Proper sanitary .measures Hardware Co. to Mr. Manser’s resi will protect the community and Im dence on Belmont road, where you are munization will protect the Individual. What is the most important pre invited to inspect them at any time. Dr. Mark Freeman, a returned mla- ventive measure? Disinfection of the »ionary from Maylasia, will speak at discharge’s of the Infected person, thus WESTINGHOUSE MAZDA UMPS the Asbury Methodist church Friday stopping the infection at its source. evening at 7.30. II(a lecture will be] Is there any method of protection MOTORS AND MOTOR REPAIRING against typhoid fever as for smallpox lllnstrate<l by pictures. Thia fixture ' FIXTURES AND APPLIANCES will lie free; no <*olle«tfi>n will be and diphtheria? Yes, antl-typhold im munization. taken. The public is invited. How often should one be Immunised? C. Edward Graves, formerly of Hood Every three years. River, now college librarian at Arcata, French Mixed Qandy in bulk.... 30c lb. What are the restrictions placed on Calif., will conduct a class in recrea typhoid fever cases in Oregon? They tional reading at the coll«»ge next must be reported to the health dejart- Ribbon Mixed Candy in bulk..... .......40c lb. ANCIENT OKPER OF UNITED WORKMEN Heinester, according to an article which rnent. Patieht must beBsolated until Rlvsralde Lexis« No.ÄS— M««Ut>( Radio Mixed Candy in bulk..... 25c lb. a|«pt‘«red in the Christian Science the discharges are free from typhoid and Srd Halardsy«, 1st. Nal'I. Bnnl Monitor. H. L. How«, Fl germs. Food products cannot be sold Taffy Mixed Candy in bulk.............30c lb. ChMtar BbuM. Rscordsr. M. M. Hill returned last week from by a typhoid convalescent or by a n trip to California with Dr. and Mrs. healthy carrier. A wonderful line of Fine Candie* in WOMEN’S AUXILIARY OF HOOD RIVER Black. They drove overland in Dr. iontb?t Fancy Boxes from 25c to $3.50 i TTnDBt raraived by Mr. and lira ti. The Hood River K. of T. Band was Black's onr and visited their daugh Energeoey Appointment to be Made Bank b old “ organised six years ago for the benefit ; W. Vaiwe, of The Dalles, from their and MI mh Claire ter», Miss Iluth Hill 1 )’F. Congressman N. J. Sinnott has an of Hood River community. It was t son, G«*orge Vause, well known planiat, Mrs. May Gift Boxes of Fine Cigars BlHck, who are students at Mills Col- nounced-that he will fill an emergency with this thought in mind that 20 men i tells of the debut iu grand opera of lege. from 75c to $3.00 vacancy for the Bfx-und Oregon Dis Mr. and Mrs. | F. H. Goyette, of La trict in the U. 8. Military Academy at got together and formed what is known i Mra. N. J. Sinnott, wife of Congreoa- 5 and 10-lb. Boxes of Fancy- Oregon Prunes tlrosse. Wl»., are visiting Mr. Goyette's West Point by means of a district wide as the Knights qf Pythias band. In I man Sinnott of Oregon, Monday even- order to make a musical organization i ing, November 30. a» “Asucena” in “Il sister. Mr». C. G. Cornelius, and family. competitive examination. that was a credit to Hood River, it : Trovatore” with the Fine Arte Club make a nice gift and don't overlook the Mr. Goyette says there were two feet Hie examination, which will be con took a great amount of money, time ■ O|x-ra company in Boston. W. o. w. — Meetings every first aad third of snow at I ji Cretsse when he left and ducted for the congressman by the U. Tnanday night, at the First National Bank and practice. After six years of per Mr. Vaunt* writes enthmdustlcally of Bonding. fact that we have the finest that the fall has been very cold and S. Civil Service Commission, will be sistent effort Hood River now has one i Mra. Sinnott's reception, »tatlng that . . __ W.E.8hay, RO. disagreeable. held January 8, 192(1, at 9 o'clock a. of the best small town bands in the - there wax a large house and much L. J. Llndaey, Clerk. line* in town of The three-y«*ar-old daughter of Mr. m., at the poet office building In every northwest. The initial cost of 82.(100 i applause for her rendition of the diffi- KMtF LODGE, 8 No. 1S1,1. O. O. F. and Mrs. C. E. Sutherland died Sun city in the district where the commis was furnished by the Knights of Pyth • <ult role. He adds that Mra. Sinnott Ort«11 Odd F«ll .Hows’ - New Navel Orange* — Florida Grapefruit day night and was buried at Idlewilde sion can conduct the same, to-wit: ias lodge and at the present time is i a pi »eared perfectly at <-ase and that day «labt, vu taiton Monday afternoon, Rev. J. A. Fraser Hood River, Pendleton, 1st Grande, costing that organization alx>ut 8300 i her voice was in aplendld form. Fancy Walnut* - Almond* — Brazil* — Filbert* H. H. ('auabey, Secretary «inducting the service«. 8. E. Bart- Baker, The Dalles, Klamath Falla, On yearly. She appeared under the name of Geo. Clark, Trasearvr. mess was in charge of the funeral tario, Lakeview, Enterprise, Prineville Glace Fruit — Date* — Smyrna Figs Ttie band men have always gladly “Dorothy Sinnott." An orchestra of arrangements. and Bend. \ given their services and always will 35 piece», a chorus of 35 vol«-«*» and a Raiain« — Candied Ginger — Mince Meat The competitor given the highest when called upon to make a success of ’ l»all»*t of 12 supported the principals. Mr. anti Mrs. E. J. Sickler, together with’ H. J. Bonie and Miss Marie rating by the Civil Service Comtnis- I>atriotic and community celebrations Mrs. Sinnott ha a devoted a number Plum Pudding — Fruit Cakes — Oyster* l'lerce, fclimds from Portland, motored alon on hU papers submitted In this To give the general public some idea of years to the study of voice with the tip the Mt. Hood Ixxip foad as far as examination will be appointed princi of what other towns and cities think of l»est teachers of New York with the Cranberry Sauce — Cranberries — Celery th«* two-mlle sign, where the snow was pal cadet by Congress man Sinnott, the their band we need only to refer to aim of entering the operatic field. Ginger Ale — Lime Juice — Guava Jelly crusted so hard they were finable to go next highest first alternate, etc. The their budget and see the generous successful candidates may then take amounts appropriated. further. Old Time Auctions Thia year the band's sixth annual Ren IL Rice, exhibit commission«» of official examination March 2, 1920. Below Is of an old auction Appointees must be actual bonafide dance promises to surpass previous cel bill printed a in copy Good Things to Eat’*- the Commercial and Industrial Com- 181(1. if, was handed residents of the Second Congressional ebrations of the birth of h new year. to us by an old friend, with the re- mission of the Pacific Northwest, which Is to tie held at Madison Square Gar District of Oregon, not under 17 years Promptly at 12 o’clock horns, whistles qu«*»t that it be printed in order that HOME CAMP MSH, R. N. A.. msMMSOnd of age nor over 22 years of age on data and noise makers of all kinds will send the younger folks nitty know something MT. den, New York, May 10 to 23. will be SON •nd too rib Wednesday« of M«h month over the speaker at the Tuesday Lunch of admission to the Academy (July 1, forth a hearty welcome to the Infant of what took place in the “land of the First Natlooat Bank. 1926), and not less than 5 feet 4 lhciies 1926. • - Louise Volatorff, O. club next Tuesdsy. , free” 75 years ago, and of the peculiar In height. This dance ahould be attended by English expr«*Hsi<ins used at that time, Zena Carnes, Rec. Notice—The exhibition and sale of Time allowed for the examination is RIVER CHAPTER ttO AO.k».- original oil paintings by Per«-y' L. 6% hours on the following subjects: everyone who loves music and wants including one word coinmort among the HOOD Meete second and fourth TMsday eventos Manser has now been removed from Algebra, plane geometry. English com Hood River to have a band of which negro«*« of the South: ofaaeb month. Visitors oord UUI y weleoaael G led y ■ Gilbert, W. M. the furniture department of the Frans position and literature, United States they can be proud. "State of Missouri, County of Pike, .. Margaret Fietchsr, Sec’y. Hardware Co. to Mr. Manser's resi histdry, general history and English to whom it may concern: dence on Belmont road, where you are grammar. The und«n»ign«*d will on Tuesday, invite«! to Inspect them at any time. September 29t.li, A. D., 1846, sell at Prospective competitors may get public out-cry for cash, on premises At their next regular meeting De further information regarding scope of where C«xm creek crosses the Mission cember 21, the members of the Rebekah the examination by writing or tele Road, the following chattels, to-wlt: LAUREL REBEKAH LODGE No. (7.1.00.7, lodge will enjoy a Christmas party. graphing to Congressman Sinnott at first and third Mondays eseb month. 6 yoke of oxen with yokes and Meets There will be n handsome tree, with a Washington. Those intending, to take (Successor to Mt. Hood Meat Co.) . Mrs. Daisy Havsns, N. G. present for each one present. All mem tlie examination should write him at E. O. Blanchar is In receipt of the «■lialns, 2 wagons with licds, 3 nigger Miss Gertie Milla, Hao. wenches, 4 buck niggers, 3 nigger boys, bers are urged to attend and bring a once and should report to the secretary following letter from E. C. Satnmons, L A. BEAUDOIN - Tel. 4141 - R. E. STEELE pnt*seot. receiving one in return. Much of the local Civil Service board In that vice-president of the United States 2 prairie plows, 25 steel hogsheads tobacco, 1 lot nigger hoes, 1 spinning fun la anticipated. city named above most convenient for National Bank. Portland: “I recently had Hoerlein Brothers wheel, 1 loom. 13 fox hounds, a lot of Radium Vapor Baths. Special offer them, at 9 a. m., January 9, 1920. for December. In order to intnxlnce forward a half down boxes of gift ap coon, mink and skunk skins and a lot ples to eastern friends and I thought of other articles. Ain gwlne to Cali the wonderful Radium Vapor Baths we Beckford Grange Calendar fornia. •re making a Christmas offering which Friday, December 18, old fashion«! you might be interested in the com John Trosper. Richard Iloe, Cryer. will give yon you six of these radio active dance, GraVenstelns. 8 o’clock. ment of one of my friends from Sag Free head-cheese, apples and hard baths for 810. |10. Phone 1622 for appoint Order now and be assured of getting the belt Wednesday. Decemlxr 23, West Side inaw, Mich. I quote you from his let elder.”—Exchange. ment, day or evening, corner Third and community Cbrialmms tree, program, ter aa follows; Oak street«. d24 “ ‘You may be interested in knowing 8 o’clock. SOCIETIES. Arlen E. McCarty, who Is attend December 81. New Year's eve watch that I received a barrel of Spies from ing the Peddie School at Hightstown, party; midnight banquet, latest music. New York atate from a friend of mine HOOD RIVER CHAPTER NO. 17. R. A. M.— just a day ornwo previous. and he is N. J., has been chosen assistant editor Meete first and third Friday night* of eaeb of the Ppddie News, a s«-h«xil pubffca- I^w Round Trip Xmas Holiday Fares of the opinion that there are no apples month, A. r. Howee, H. F. like the New York state apples. It tion. Although not a memb<*r of last Via Union Paciifc between points in happened that the following evening W. M. Foal, Secretary. year’s board, his work thia fail has Idaho, Oregon and Waahlngton. Sale been of such high calibre aa to secare dates December 18, 19, 22,,23. 24 and we had several friends in and later in for him thia very Important position. December 80 and >1; return limit Jan the evening wq had fruit I served Word has been received here that uary 4. 1926. For further particulars both kinds of apples with no wrappers m no one could tell whore they came HOOP RIVER LODGE NO. l«t. A. F. «ad A Mrs. J. W. Rigby died at Minneapolis. aea local agent from. 1 insisted on each |>erson trying M.~ First and third Wednesday rig bis o Minn.. Sunday. December 6. Rev. find J. H. Haslett, W. M. both kinds of apples and letting me each month. Mrs. J. W. Rigby have been living Card Of know which they thought were the Kent Shoemaker, See'y. with a sou of Mrs. Rigby, D. W. Kett We wish to express our appreciation superior fruit and best flavor. I am CANDY W. R. C.—Meets Mooud and fourth erer, at Minneapolis, for a rouple of tonpr for breakfait these .;»• frosty mornings i«»uur irieno. friends ana and neighbors iicigiiixjr» ror for nwir their glad my New York friend was not Haturdsye of each month In First National -astaq* -1 years. Mr. Rigby la now .u t. ” o ■ «ympathy and help during th. illnem there, because they expressed a decided Bank Building, at (o’elook d. m. Mm. Des Boyd, President. and has been removed to the the Hoidun Ml)(f ((path of onr b<by, Mary Klien. preference for Hood River apple«.' ” Mrs. Ethel Butto*, Secretary. Home at Minneapolis. and alao for th. beautiful floral offer PHONS 4141 - QUALITY - SERVICE EDEN ENCAMPMENT. NO.«, I. O. O. F.- J. A. McDonald, formerly connected Keep your rubber stamp gtock com Reenlar meeting second and fourth Mondays ith the 20th Century store here, fait Mr. and Mr«. 0. E Sutherland frfeach month. _ Geo. Clark, Ö-K manager oft be ^Ont- and Family. plete. 'rhe Glacier makes them. Geo. W. Tbomaoa. ELECTRICAL G THAT ARE WORTH WHILE GUTS THAT ARE USED EVERY DAV IN THE YEAR SPECIALS FOR XMAS TORCHIERES - TABLE LAMPS BOU »!• IR LAMPS EASY WASHING MACHINES BALL BEARING NON-OILING CADILLAC SWEEPERS Prompt Efficient Service on all electrical repairs APPLE CITY ELECTRIC SHOP, Inc. 214 Oak St.-LICENSED ELECTRICIANS-Shop Phone 1484 There’s Chriáimas Cheer in Good Things to Eat” EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL K. P. BAND IS A MRS. N. J. SINNOTT HOOD RIVER ASSET SINGS IN OPERA ECONOMY MARKET FANCY TURKEYS - DUCKS - GEESE A Swifts’ Premium Ham or a side of Swifts’ Premium Bacon is always an acceptable gift ECONOMY LITTLE PIG SAUSAGE HOOD RIVER APPLES STAND THE TEST e -Jet .¿Mj