HOOD RIVER GLACIER, THURSDAY, APRIL 21, 1927
L 0.0. F. HUNDREDTH
BIRTHDAY IS NEAR
Stock Profit* special, which the Union
Pacific system is starting on an eastern
Oregon tour. Diversification baa done
much for us here in the Hood River
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Valley. It can aid ua a great deal
The One Hundred Eighth Anniver
more. Visit the demonstration train
sary of tbe Independent Ord*r of Odd
Monday.
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Fellows will be celebrated thia year tn
Hood River county by the members of
BIG SISTER'S CELEBRATION
Colonel Greeley found that the prac- the order in thia diatrict attending wor
Dur big sister, Miss Portland, la go tical-miuded people of Oregon who ship next Sunday evening at Anbury
ing to bold her sandal celebration, an have given any sincere thought to the Methodist Episcopal church, where
Rev. Henry Young, F. G. M., G. R. will
event of national note, in June. She propfieed Mount Hood aerial tramway deliver the sermon; subject, "The Road
baa invited little brother, Hood River, are favorable to the project. If we to Jericho."
to participate. Portland has been very would compete with Europe’s scenic
Odd Fellows and Rebekaiis are re
kind to us. She has helped us over attraction and make the slogan, "Boe quested to meet at tlte I. O. O. F. hall
many rough places. She has made us America First," real, we will have to at 6.45 and go to the church in a body.
All visiting Odd Fellow* and Reltekaha
a neighbor through the construction of give less hee«l to impractical hieallam. are cordially invited. Regalia will be
,
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the Columbia river highway. She has
worn. The general public will be made
done all within reason to help us
Do not grow over-pessimistic right weicoute.
secure the Mount Hood tramway.
iff tbe bat, following the frost reports.
And we should lie an appreciative It seems human nature always to ex
SCREEN AND STAGE
little brother. We have an opportunity aggerate suefe,damage. We will prob
to show ourselves to advantage and ably have a great deal more cherries
Airplane stunts, dare deviltry and a
help M|ss Portland celebrate at the and pears than we are now antici big comedy cast will be features of the
coming Itoae Festival. And, Indeed, it pating, when the harvest is over this Educational-Mermaid comedy, “Sky
Bound” which will lie tlie comedy at-
is indicated from the enthusiasm dis iutumer aud fall.
raction at the Rialto theatre lomor-
play •ed at the meeting of the Guides,
and Saturday.
That householder who has t>een able ,-ow
Crag Rats, K. P. Band and Amerlcau
“Sky Bound" as the name implies,
with
his
Legion Drum and Bugle Corps, that to reach mid-Aptil this year
leals with high and lofty stuff and it
we are going to lake advantage of that fuel bin still sufficiently tilled to com- a sure that the well known Mermaid
jat the lingering chill is envied by all -omedy producers have included plenty
opportunity.
if the breath-taking thrills along with
Ills
uelghlior*.
Next Monday evening we are going
ije laughs in this picture.
to bold a memorable community get-
Al St. John will head the caat—and
Spring must be ajiproachlng, In spite
tl is some pumpkins aa a daredevil
together meeting at the Mount Hood
if the delayed departure of Boreas— ilmself. Zelma O’Neal, a real eome-
hot *1. Every business man and or-
Jiey have already begun to talk of the lienne, will play the feminine lead
chardist, all who are Interested in the
■vith Phil Dunham and Otto Fries com
1927 Columbia river freshet.
welfare of Hood River, are invited,
peting the cast.
they and their wives and sweethearts,
How time does fly I In just another
One of the most gorgeous ffincy dress
to attend the dinner and dance and year we will be ail on theanxioue seat
show their appreciation of proposed .«waiting the result of the presidential tails ever staged for a motion picture
was Aimed for Iztia Weber’ss latest
effttls of the city's organizations In nominations.
spectacular production, “The Sensation
helping big sister celebrate. Make it
.Seekers," the Universal-Jewel which
By all means maintain the chamber will be screened at the Rialto theatre
a point to lie present Monday night.
of commerce committee which frees Sunday.
You’ll enjoy the party, and your pres
the town from parasitical solicitors.
Billie Dove, considered the screen’s
ence will result in betterment for Hóod
—
nost beautiful woman, and Huntley
If thia cold weather keeps up it will Gordon, one of its handsomest men,
River Valley.
not be necessary to spray this year to -hare the starriug honors while a sup-
PROFIT IN BY-PRODUCTS
I>orting cast of unusual merit was cor
prevent codling moth.
ti led for this feature.
Had the Pacific northwest fruit in-
For weeks before the ball was given
Keep the children and the dogs off
dustry been developed to the point
he Universal wardrobe worked fever
the
newly
planted
garden*.
,
_
where by-products could be turned into
ishly making unusual costumes for the
dancers. Among some of the costumes
marketable commodities, the story of
Clean-up time la at hand.
worn by the cast were those of rabbits,
tbe 1938 apple season might have had
iriental dancers, cupida, newspaper
Mra. R. C. Glanville Passes
a different ending. The waste from
.leadlines, ballet girls and many other
the 1926 apple crop reached into the
News,was received here Tuesday by ensational garbs too numerous to men
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Cutler Demonstration at Yakima
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mil Ilona of dollars. How many cull District Attorney John Baker of the tion.
Numerous
local
orchardlsts
will
go
1
leatb,
in
Grand
Island,
Nebraska,
of
An immense Itali room set waa con
apples, apples turned into the cull
to Yakima thin week to aee a demon
Mrs. R. C. Glanville, widow of the late
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class by tbe mere fact that they were judge Glanville, formerly a memlier of Jructed, ¡terfecCly decorated as a coun- stration of the Cutler acid bath equip
ry club and peopled with the most
shaken from trees by a September .be Hood River bar. Judge Glanville. harming supernumeraries obtainable ment, which la tielng used in cleanaing
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windstorm, were left to rot on the formerly a memlier of the supreme —and Hollywood la noted for ita pul- spray residue from 19,000 boxes of 1926
Winona
ps.
ourt
of
Nebraska,
resided
on
a
West
hritude.
ground? How many apples were sent
Side orchard place at tbe time of bis
One of the most noted orchestras on
a
to the nation’s markets, to augment death in 1922.
Save the date, April 28, for “lira
he west coast was obtained to play
1
the glut of overproduction, that might
The liody of Mrs. Glanville was 'be latest dance music and tbe dancers Temple’s Telegram,’’ Rockford Grange
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have lieen utilised In by-products aken to Omaha for cremation. The ■njoyed tbe pleasures of a real frolic. hall.
,
itshes
will
be
forwarded
here
for
inter
(
plants?
Among the supporting cast of this
FOR SALE
i,
ment
beside
her
busband
in
Idlewilde
-tpectacular picture are Raymond
Industry has learned how to ellmln «metery.
.
Bloomer,
Peggy
Montgomery,
Phillips
ate every waste. Tbe by-products of
Smalley, Edith Yorke, Clarence Thomp-
r
meat packing plants build up dividends.
Health Association to Meet
<on and Nora Cecil.
In this keenly competitive age of busi
The annual meeting of tbe Hood
.
Tomorrow and Haturday the feature
-
ness, by-products in innumerable in illver County Health association will
will
lie
“
Let
It
Rain,"
which
stars
stances have lieen the stabilizers of SB held at tbe Columbia Gorge hotel
I
Saturday, April 30, when an address Douglas McLean, who appears as a
industrie«.
will be given by Mrs. Sadie Orr Marine.
For Hale or Trade—*W acre I mile* ool. I
How and when fruitgrowers will be Dunbar.
room hosM. good out-boHdlnga, 8ne foreblet
For Bale or trade—Yoong unbroken bore», see or country home. Will take «mall plae ■
made to feel the effects of some practi
Monday and Tuesday the Rialto will B 'II
The health asiux-iatlon, which has a
cheap or trade for cow. young stock or bay > In trade. B. L. Hnmoer. pbone. KM. mrtttl
aM
cal method of handling their by-prod representation from every school dis -iresent James Oliver Curwood's noted Pbonu Parkdale M
(
Canadian
epic,
"The
Flaming
Forests.
’
'
For Hal«-Qu»Illy milk and «-ream dell»««*
trict
of
the
county,
Is
one
of
the
most
nets we do not know. It la time, how
Two
Real
Bargain«
For
Hal»
—
Modern
Arooni
it is a story of half-breed cutthroats buneelnM 'ellcement baeement, garage llow I In Hood Blver eally Pleebarat Dairy. W
active
bodies
here.*
Its
members
have
H. MeOutre. Pbone(TM.
marwif
ever, that some very earnest thought lieen busy for the jtsst several years and the mounted police.
era «nd frnlt. Houae nearly new, two nice lota,
good locaHon. A real bom». Price *«100. Q caab
were being applied to the solution of working with heauth authorities to
trime. Alao nice modern f room
On Wednesday and Thursday g big balance
thia problem.
ward the prevention of children’s con
bungalow, cement baaemem. garage and two
louble
bill
will
be
shown
—
“
The
Pot
aoreeofland.
Price, 84*00. Pbone 9*81.
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tagious diseases. Hood River county
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wks very free of such diseases the past ent" and "Winners of the Wilderness."
FRANK, BUT KINDLY MEANT
For Rale - Hardie epray onlflt. Completa
r
Tbe
former
film
depicts
a
typical
fam
year.
With boeeand gna. «qnlpped with eight-borae
e
The Glacier this week was called on
Cnebman engine. Pbone «F8. The
A charge of 75 cents per plate will ily of “neighbors,” and the latter is a nower
Palle».
ni
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for an unpleasant taak.
We were he made for the luncheon. All dealring romance of days before the Revolution-
For Hale—An Empire «operator, alm<«it as
aaked to glVF a frank comment on reservations should telephone Mra. C. try war.
For Sals—IM Aereo good I «ml. «mall yooo I
good •« new. reasonable Corner or Belmon'
"Above the Cloude," the motion pic H. Castner or Mrs. J. M. Culbertson.
and Multnomah Way, Mrr.Goo. Eibell, Rd 4. orchard, mixed vartatlea for fkrally nee. oom i
dewberries
and airawberite«. Modern A-roor
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ture, the premiere allowing of which
bungalow, fall basement, targe chicken houar k
GOLF NEWS
For Rale—A team of horeoa. One of the beat new buildings. running stream. ft do view, an 1
Butler
an
Forest
Committee
waa given In Hood River. Mr. Reece
crehard Trama In tbe Volley. 7 A * year« old. keep one cow, nice for poultry. A No oom e
Leslie Butler has been appointed by
Wt- MW. Can be Been at H A. OoonePa Ranch Everbearing strawberry planU. Fine lam *
was very complimentary to us in bring
Although the greens committee of the on
Dee Parkdatelroad. or mo owner, O. J. fruit. 810(1 per hundred. Pbone AMI. mrStlf
ing his picture here for a preview. Blate Forester Elliott as a memlier of Hood River country club has reduced Johnson at Saarani Hotel.
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an Oregon committee in charge of tbe women’s tees to two this season, Mrs.
For Hain-Baby ebteka late April and May
A1I of na endorsed hi* idea of carrying celebration ef American Forest week,
F- r “a'< —A «cree. CI'iae In 8’100 2 mile« We«t half-b«« 20c and I5o aaph. Tan p»r cent down
A.
Adams, who was one of the most of town on main road. 1 aere bearing d'ArJona nook« poor order. Tb« borne of Ibn beat pro
to the world the message of the Pa which Icegtns Monday.
cooaMent of fair memtiers of the club I acre pea ra, juot aetoot, 9 ocrea paalu re, email ved laying Redion theooaet LewisTrapneated
The executive board of the commit In making low scores last year, con etreem. honee. hern A chicken houae. Good Red Farm. Phone Odell 88.
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cific northwe«t‘s scenic grandeur* in a
cement well. Cow. chlckene A inacblnery go
tee
is
made
up
of
F.
A.
Elliott,
state
clean, wholesome motion picture drama.
tinues in the lead this seasen. Mrs.
a»
forester, chairman ; R. 11. Chapter, for Adams shot the nine-hole course last with peace. PbfateMM
We still endorse that idea.
ester for the Western Forestry and
For Hal,—1 gissi circle wood aaw. A bora*
However, after seeing the motion Conservation Association, treasurer, week in 39. It will take a strong con ansine. M In. saw and mandrell and belt all
tender to prevent her from leading the «et tip and ready loro Will cell for 8 60.0817
picture, and we lielleve we expreee in itud John 1). Guthrie, U. 8. Forest women golfers here this season.
For Bule—AH acre ranch * ml lee from The
taAen at onee. Aleo 1 refrigerator. cha re, table
sou beatlnr «Cove 1 eream «operator. cheap. Relshta. Part orchard, good 6-room plastered
a fairly unanimou* measure the senti Service, secretary. The general com
house,
good barn and hen houaa Weil In
In
rood
condition.
Pbone
<717.
Call
mornlnr
mit tee contains 69 names and is state
Thirty-three women were out Tues or evening
«211 laundry. Prloe rceeooable. W. H. Chapin,
ment of all who viewed “Above the wide. every Oregon county being repre
owner.
mJl
Clouda," we believe that Mr. Reece sented. In giving out the personnel of day in spite of the disagreeable weather For Hele—A Fordaon tractor. Have plow
and several more «me in for tea. Mra. and extenrlon rima Been ran about *n «taya
failed in bia effort*. From a moral tbe committee. Chairman Elliott urges Geo. Thomson and Mra. Fred Johnson Geo. W. Hertb, Motor Route A. The DaUsa, Ore.
standpoint there 1* no criticism, but ?a<h memlier to render all possible were captaina for two teams, Mrs.
For Hale—M0 lb. Viking cream ar pa valor,
there la nothing to commend the pic assistance to the schools of his or her Thomson's team leading with a score Mann
bone grinder, Benn power «praver, Oarr
community, aa American Forest Week of 912 against 952. These team match apple grader,
IU bp. tea engine, dlek barrow,
ture from eny other angle, aside from activities thia year are to tie concen
MeClellah «addle, learn and hnmeea, double
es
will
continue
two
more
weeks
and
the scenery itself. It 1* not a pleasant trated on m-hools and young people's
acting threaher pomp. All In Hna rbape and
each player is asjied to tie present to ebeap. K u « m I G. Fond. Parkdale. Ore.
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taak for us to convey thia message and organizations.
hold up her side. Mr. Izivellour, new
cite, as we have in our new* column*
professional, was on hand to help and
<avr a 1st 11 for low net score. MF«
the disappointment felt by all of Hood
FINS. FURS AND FEATHERS
Trafford Smith and Mrs. Ixroy Childs
River over tbe falinre of hl* picture to
winning.
~
live up to expectations we had bullded.
Well
equipped
with
greenbacks
one
However, if we did not iqieak with
Wedding Was Surprise
of the most numerous and noved "par
frankness, we would be remise to him ties of travelers" ever to visit sunny
Without previous notice or subse
and hi* associates a* well as the peo California arrived last week, accord quent announcement, one of Hood Riv-
ing to P. J. McGrath, of Southern Pa *F*a native son« took to himself recent
ple of tbe Hood River Valley.
ly a wife and the news is only now
cifl«'* mall and express department.
The party consisted of 30.000 bull coming through to the public.
If we remember aright, forests of frogs from Ixmlsvllle, Kentucky, to
Saturday morning. April 9, Max M.
the mid-Columbia a year ago were get Yokohama. Japan, where they are to Taylor, of thia city, waa married to
ting so dry at this early date that for stock a frog farm. The company’s Hilda I<ee Wisdom, of Tacoma. The
waa performed by Rev. F.
est rangers were already growing un fast train, the Argonaut, carried the ceremony
Halc-Hiaell form In county, cheap, or n
Gordon Hart at his study In the Riv For property,
modern * room bnngalow, foil
easy. Conditions are altogether differ frogs to Iz* Angeles whence they set erside church. None of the friends or town
oemem
haaemenl. two large porche« About *
sail for the Orient. The visitors occu
ent this season. It will be some weeks pied 200 s|M*clall.v designed cases.
relatives of the couple knew that the •erm of land, running atream, coma young
orchard. beM vsrtrtlca, «orne barrica. Rom«
event was to take place.
before the snow is all gone from the
honarhold good* Included, alao «orne Red
Mr.
Taylor
Is
one
of
the
pioneer
Tay
ehleken«. On grid road, two mile« ont. Fine
White a numtier of local sportsmen
top of Mount Defiance.*
Still we
view. tlZC. fl-JM «old 1er'« loan can he carried
lor
family
widely
known
in
the
valley,
shouldn’t forget that American Forest motored Into central Oregon last Fri has sjient a considerable portion of his Indefinitely, bilenca «saetí. Phone MFI. att
day to celebrate the opening of the
Week will lie celebrated next week, fishing season, they returned with life here, and has a wide circle of Plano For Salein Horst Rlvar viclDtty. High
a b«nr«in. Pay »1« monthly. For par.
and we should set ourselves firmly to •reels empty to discover that fishermen friends and relatives. He is one of the g»«<1r
For Bale—A Ireah Jersey now. alao purebred
Hctilar« «d«1r*M Wa«tern Plano Rrokeragelto ,
Jersey boll* mouihaold. Tbl. M78.
aMit
m*
the resolution that we will do all In who had remained at home had caught organization that distributes the Hhell ill Ho. Madison St., Spokana, Waah.
Company's products through the coun
the
limit
in
Hood
River.
For
Rale
—
Hairy
ranch
In
Trout
take
Valley.
our power the coming summer to pre
For Hain-Several farm borse« L. E. Taft
Price will «erprtae yoa If yon have real money
G. W. Jameson. John 1^<-Iz>an and ty snd is widely and pleasantly known. Co.
all
vent forest fires and the resulting veil C. M. Iljrer. who motored to Silver lake,
to do bualnea« with. C. M. Cottine
jylt
Tlte bride Is a Tacoma girl who
For Hale—Trimmed Clark Headline Mraw.
of smoke that obscures the loveliness south of Bend, reported that they had came to Hood River a few months ago berry planta, n par 1«O. Phone MOS. Frank
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of our scenery when tourists are thick found the laken frozen in. They fished and th«* love match is the result of Klee.
In nearby stream*, hut the snowlmnk* their nn-eting soon after she came here. For Hale —Tomato plant«. Chalk's Karlv
est.
Jewel. «nd early oahhage planta; alm a'rmla
lined the edges of the front pools, and Directly following their marriage the and
aaivla plants. T. K. Coon, east end Mon
tile fish were not biting. They caught young couple took np their home and tello Avenue, Hood River, Ore.
mA
In America business la conducted
married
life
at
the
Chindlund
apart
an untold lot of wood ticks.
For Hale—Bv owner. 1* aeree. Irrigated, la
ments
west
of
town.
a speed unknown In other parts of the
W. L. Marshall, R. W. Aren* and
Hood River Valley, M mile from town, all
On the Friday following their mar cultivated,
poultry, truck gardening, alraw-
world. A third of the world's telegraph 1 R. W. Rklbbe, who motored to the
riage
when
the
news
of
the
event
be
berrlee,
family orchard, good bat Id Inga, well,
wires are located in the United States, Deschutes, found the water too high came known, a few of their friends tiare ready Io go, price right 8 m tala piece.
R H Rom. Odell, Ore. Box 1 1.
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and Americans make a greater use of and muddy for fishing.
E. D. Button, after visiting the Dea- gave them a surprise reception at their
home.
Refreshments
were
served,
a
telegram* than all of the nations of <hnte*. returned here Bunday to try
Europe combined. Telephone service Hood river. Resident Game Warden pleasant evening spent and the young
people happily launched on their do
of America, too, is superior to that of Txmghary and J. H. Fredrlcy, the lat mestic voyage.
For Halo—Will «anrlfloe good ranch team
any other country. America’s tele ter president of tbe Hood River Game
for quick «ale. My work demand« beav er
Protective association, Sunday after
phone and telegraph line* are operated noon landed 26 fine trout on lower
replacement. Phono White Salmon *»X.
Mrlsaar Store Burg lari red again
uto. w. Colllae, Underwood. Wart.
a2t
by private corporations, whereas, In Hood river, using blue upright flies.
Burglars Tuesday night blew the
most other countries they are publicly
safe at the Parkdale general store of
Hal and Marlon Nesbit on Sunday It. J. Mclsaac, failing, however to ob
owned utilities.
Perhaps, this ha*
had good luck after trout in Herman tain loot, as the inner walls of the safe
something to do with their efficient creek.
were not penent rated by the blast of
development in our country.
nitroglycerine. It was the fourth suc
Last Sunday J. H. Fredrlcy in a cessive year that the safe has Is-en
of too much seal whipped his blown. On former years the yeggs ob
The frost and low temperature* will -moment
files Into an overhanging tree branch. tained large sums of money and stamps.
have no effect, nt least, no lasting one, It looked ns though he would lose a Mr. Mclsaac Is Parkdale poetmtater
on the man who derives a monthly in lender. Ed Button, however, happened
The attempted burglary occurred
come from his dairy cows. Thinking slong with his revolver. He shot away about 3 a. ni. The safe waa covered
with blankets to alienee the report of
of thia, it bejjgovea all of us to go down the olmtreperoas branch.
the blast. Sheriff Ed! ’,- who visited
next Monday morning to tbe O.-W. R.
Attend the “Bloeoom Ball” at Pine the acene of the robbery, v.unable to
* N. naaaenaer station and greet that Grove hall.
obtain clues.
Rttier (glarirr
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For Reni—Old Turner house at Tucker Bridge
«ftee Mav I. nqolr« al ranch or J. H. Fray
1047 Cleveland Ave . Po-Hand, Ore.?
«2111
For Rent—Aparlniml, lurolabed or unfur
nished. Tel. 4*42
a If It
For Rent—Office space la Havldoon Bldg.
Phono 8848.
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Foe Rent—t-room bouse st 41* Sherman Ave
flood yard and garden. Phone 1 MH
xtf
'For Rent—d-room b«w«e. (Ipatalraeqnlnned
for enb-lettlng. Alan 6-room Imnse. Both
modern and close In, al M6 and MA Sherman
Avenue. Phone ISM or call at 417 Sherman
Avenue. R W. Moe.
miott
MISCELLANEOUS
Chlx for Mav or Jnnedelivery tl* per honored
or 1126 per WOO from White leghorn blgb grad«
■lock Oeo. W. Baker, lit. 2, Boz 19* Hood
River. Oregon.
a2l
Lo«t —A Roaton brlndle «crew-tall Terrier 18
month« old, « white feet, white ring around
neck, while breaat end while «traak on fore,
bead. Anawer« to name of Buddy. Finder
notify c. Wrlghtaman, Mt. Hood Hotel, Hood
Rlverand receive reward of *16.
art
For Rent—Two hon»<e« on Miate R»re*t, one
furnlebed. Apply J. K Blade. Phone 98*4
For Rent—A Xroom fornlebed apartment.
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Tel. 8U. K. M. Holman.
MU
Wanted—Two poong m»n tn board and
FnrHervlea—A raglataretl Jersey boll. Tel.
lodge Kaeellent «leaping room, 8* per week. MW. W. B. McGalre.
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Tai. 84M after IftZO A- M,
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For trait»— A
ton Mack truck for Hood
For Kent—A 8-rontn tu-ntahed spa-'men I River town property or Parkdale Ir
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al Ail Sbermaa Av«. Tel. *871.
erty. W J. Fils, Mt Hood Tel.
dale.
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For Reni—Mice apartment, tor adults only,
al 188k Oaeoado Ave. Tel. *84*.
ft7 if
For traotor plowing pbone MM.
Foe Rent— An excellent location for a nay-
Ing rmtaarant. Apply Owner. Glacier HTtt
Wented to Trade—SO Acree ngemew County
Michigan. near Trunk Highway. Unrncnm-
bered. Will trade for Oregon lend or Iota of
For Kent—tend t-room apart moots, at 81*. eqnal value or lor what have yoot No equities.
818, 880. 88* and 886 per monlb. Mrs H. J. AJdrssa M. Box U. Hood River, Oregon.
F ederlek, pbone 3644.
nfof
,.
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FurnUhed Cottage« — By week, day or
month, with or without hoard. Waucoma
Ooltagsa. Tel. SOM. Tit »lb St.
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For Rant—1 or 4 room apartment, modern,
lower floor, garden Phone 2072.
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WANTED
When In need of any of the ISO qua Ilf y Wat-
klna product«, phone or write W, 1. Elrbv, Rt.
t. tel Odell iOS. Mall and telephone orders
promptly filled.
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Wanted — A house keeping po«Ilion by
woman wAh child of* Good eook and boom
keeper. Phone 4A6* and ask for Mrs Bergen,
all
Wanted—8hno paid for cate wttb new born
kill cos. Pbone AM*.
mrSU
intrant. Humane Hoclety / Tal. IX
f I7tg J officiai action or tbe body.
Announcement Extraordinary
Mdme. Margarete Matzenauer
World Famous Contralto of the Metropolitan Opera Company
ONE NIGHT ONLY
CIVIC AUDITORIUM, The Dalles
Saturday, April 30th
Under the Auspices of the
THE DALLES MONDAY MUSICAL CLUB
GEORGE VAUSE
Accompanist and Piano Soloist
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A most unusual opportunity to hear one of the finest singers
in the world—an opportunity such as you will
probably never have again.
Prices: $1.60, $1.00, 60c.
Tax Free.
Seat Sale starts Saturday, April 23rd, at Service Drug
Store, The Dalles. Seats on Sale at Kresse Drug Company,
Hood River.
Strawberry Growers
ATTENTION
We are still buying berries
One year or fire year contract
Phone
6 13 1
Hood River Canning Co