The Hood River glacier., April 21, 1927, Image 3

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TEN LOCAL BOYS
MEETING IN PORTLAND
TO ATTEND CAMP
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L. A. Bennett, local manager, la la
Lieutenant R. H. fit. Clair, of ths
Portland this weak to attend -th* an­ 96th DiviMon with headquarters la
nual buying convention of managers of Portland, last Friday signed 10 Hood
the J. C. Penney Co. of the Pacific River high school boy* for the citteens*
northwest .Prominent officials present military training camp to be held at
at the sessions include: Lew V. Day, Vancouver Barracks, beginning June
personnel department; J. L H. Her­ IT.
Lieutenant BL Clair reported that
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bert treasurer; R L. Whitman, adver­ 14 boys of The Dalles high school
Beautiful Chevrolet
tising manager; and J. M. McDonald, signed for the camp Thursday.
merchandising department.
Local boys who will attend the sum­
George Bruce, writer for the Modern mer military camp are: Herbert Peter­
Science Institute, of Toledo, O., in a son, Herbert Frasier, Robert Butler,
recent story of the silver jubilee of the James Carson and Ellis Woodford, all
Penney Oo„ said:
of whom attended the military camp
“The original J. C. Penney store was laat year; and Louis Jones, George
founded in Kemmerer, Wyoming, on Lage, Glenn Sutherlin, Sidney Whor-
April 14, 1902. Today there are 778 low and Bernard Carlos.
J. C. Penney stores and plans are al­
Lieutenant St. Clair was accompan­
ready under way to increase this num­ ied to the high school by Geo. Y. Mor­
ber to more than 800 before the close rison, local traffic officer and Boy Scout
of this year.
master, whose efforts aided in interest­
“In 1902, the 'mother store’ in Kem­ ing the students. Examinations of the
merer did a business of $28,898.11. At local boys will be made by Dr. V. R.
the dose of 1926 the 745 stores oper­ Abraham, who bolds a lieutenant col­
ating at that time did a total of $115,- onelcy in the reserve corp«.
«8X737 in sales for the year.
Active preparations for the infantry
“The $500 which was the original camp, which will Sad July 1«, are un­
investment of J. 0. Penney in the little der way at the present time and a com­
store at Kemmerer was turned better plete tent camp, equipped with showers,
than 230,000 times last year.
bath houses, kitchens and mesa halls
“The original $500 was Invested in will be in place ready for the 375 boys
the Kemmerer store has grown to over who are expected to take advantage of
$30,000,000 of invested capital. This the opportunity for military and citl-
growth has been brought about inside senshlp training during the vacation
the group of stores. No outside capital monthB.
t‘ .
The performance of the new
is invested In the J. C. Penney com­
Comparison of delivered
The camp la open to boys lietween
Only in car* much higher in
pany, and the only time that outside the ages of 17 a*d 24 inclusive, for the
prices reveals Chevrolet’s
Chevrolet is literally amaz­
price
will
you
find
such
a
nyi
ti
­
help was asked for was in 1919 when I hib I c course.
Expense of going to
value supremacy. Delivered
ing.
Incredible
smoothness
nes*
of
line,
such
beauty
of
an issue of preferred stock was of­ camp and returning home will be paid
prices are f.o.h. prices plus
at every speed—flash ing^ac-
design and such elegance of
fered to furnish funds for tax pur­ by the government, and each boy will
charges for handling finan­
celeration that is a delight—
poses. This preferred stock has since be furnished with uniform, food and
appointment as in the new
been retired.
'
cing, etc. The financing
effortless shifting of gears—
shelter, free of charge, while at camp.
Chevrolet! Compare its ap­
“Based on the statement of the foun­
charges of General Motors
finger-tip steering—remark­
pearance
with
that
of
any
car
der of the business, that ‘Success is
Acceptance Corporation are
able ease of parking. One
SALMON
v
at
any
where
near
Chevrolet
’
s
entirely a matter of moral fibre,’ this
the lowest available. Han- .
ride at the wheel, and you
low prices—and then you will
Cooperative weather report for 24-
achievement has been without equal in
dling charges are in propor­
will understand why the
hour period ending at 5 p. m., Sunday :
the business annals of the country.
know why it has everywhere
tion. Thus, Chevrolet deliv­
“The growth of the Ford Motor com­ Maximum temperature 42, minimum 84
new Chevrolet has been the
been acclaimed a* the Most
Raining slightly. High
pany waa founded on an original $28, above xéro.
ered prices are even more
greatest sensation of Amer­
Beautiful in Chevrolet
000 and was continued without the use west wind. Precipitation, trace. Min­
amazing than the Lo.b.prices.
ica
’
s
greatest
industry!
history!
of further outside capital. But this iature bilxxard on Burdoin mountain
sm
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$28,000 has not grown.in the same per­ April 15 with freeaing temperature.
centage ratio as the growth of the Minimum temperature April 16th, 29
Valve-in-head motor;
New Fisher Bodies,
Japanese current has
Penney $500 investment. And glvini above aero.
Three-point Motor
beautifully beaded and
Ford a total turnover of $1,000,000,00« switched on us.
Suspension; Strong and
for 192«, the turnover is but 35,000
The Touring
West Klickitat Pwnena Grange No.
paneled; Fine nickeled
$52<
times the original investment which 82 held a meeting at Huaum Tuesday,
sturdier frame; Single­
or Roadster
hardware;
Smart
has been working approximately the April 12. Fifteen were initiated in the
625
The Coupe
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plate disc-clutch; Long,
new
Duco
Colors;
Full
­
694
same time as the lVnney Investment.
The 4-Door Sedan
fifth degree.
VlaUors were present
seml-elliptic
springs;
715
The Sport Cabriolet
“A still greater difference is shown from Lyle, Trout iAke, Glenwood and
crown, one-piece fen­
Full
size
17-inch
steer
­
745
The Landau '« >
in the fact that today, J. C. Penney White Salmon. There were 71 for din­
ders; Bullet-type head­
395
ing wheel; Balloon
^-TonTruck
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has more than 1,000 partners, each of ner. The next Pomona meeting will be
(Chant,
<ml>)
lamps; Higher, more
whom has started in exactly the same at Lyle the second Tuesday in May.
tires; Deeply uphol­
495
1-Ton Truck •
manner as he started, with the same
massive radiator; Cowl
stered cushions; Semi-
Rev. Grant Merchant and family at­
(Chanli <>nb)
future ahead and the same factors to tended the Columbia River Presbytery
Lamps; "Fish-tail”
reversible steering
contend with and to turn into personal meeting in Centralia last week.
All price, f. o. b. Hint. Michl**»
gear; AC Air Cleaner;
modeling of rear decks
success.”
(irra no'-v filili lard
Richard J. Bates drove np from
\ osi 2-passenger models.
AC Oil Filter.
equipmant on all lu - k UI».
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Portland Thursday for a short visit at
Foreign News on Apples
his home in the Burdoin Heights dis­
The past winter has l>een full of dls- trict.
siipointment to the British fruit trade.
The weather has not been very favor­
Rtstlstically there have been some very able for good trout fishing since the
bright promises, especially tn boxed opening of the season, April 15. High
apples from the Pacific Northwest, but winds, cold Weather, snow and sleet
actually these have not been fulfilled have put a temporary crimp in the
to date. It Is not probable that they sport
will be until barreled apples are en­
A big boulder weighing several tons
tirely out of the way.
Everyone has observed that the stor­ Jarred loose from the hill on Recker’s
age stocks of boxes in the United Point a week ago Bunday, missing Earl
Wameke and party, wha were driving I
Rtates has been favorable since early
winter for an advance in prices. Ar­ to Underwood, by a ' narrow margin.
rivals of boxed'apples since January 1 The North Bank highway was partly
Roy Walker is president; Robt. lias- North Carolina was only 45%, com- was (fbown, with |ow mark of 38% in
have not been excessive. As a matter blocked for several hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Pena Conner and ton, secretary; Harold Alien, Judge of pared with 78 last April and 90 in 1925. Oklahoma and high jHiluts of 07 and
of tact, between January 5 and March
23, IJ verpool received only 8 carloads son, of Olympia, Wash., were here the court, and BUI Perry and Lawrence Better conditions than last year pre­ 70% in Texux and Louisiana. These
more thau during the aarne period in early last week. They were former Newby, the police force. Now look out vailed in southern states west of Ala- figures, however, do not mean that
or somethin' doin’.
tierna, except in Texas. A wide range there will l>e a shortage of peaches.
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1926. Still, prices of extra fancy Wlne- residents.
Miss Iris White has returned to
itape have had a difficult time in reach­
The Goldendale nine la scheduled to
ing a point where they would realise play White Salmon here today (Bnn Mountain Brook from Spokane, where
she attended the Inland Empire Educa­
the Washington shipper more than day).
$1.30-$1.40.
Oregon Newtown» have
Calvin Cody, young son of Vaughn tional association.
also been disappointing, but this has Cody, waa drowned Wednesday after­
Rufus Ordway was here from Trout
been largely due to poor quality and noon when the automobile in which be Lake during the middle of the week.
condition, severe onslaughts of an­ was driving with bin grHndparenta, Mr.
thracnose decay at stem and blossom and Mrs. W. D. Codyfof White Salmon,
Weekly Market Review
end being apparent In most cargoes. left the North Bank highway and
Shipments
of western apples were
The mechanical wiping machines have plunged over the bank into Rowland’s
also cauHOil many Htuall bruises that lake east of Bingen. The car landed decreasing ; the week's output from
have added to the dullness of finish of bottom side up In deep water. The western points was less than 800 cars,
the Newtown. These are not so appar­ occupants were thrown into the water while eastern states originated «00.
The probable crop of peaches in
ent in the red apples.
with the exception of little Calvin, who
The greatest influence oh boxed ap­ caught his foot in the floor board of Georgia is now believed to have been
ples, —especially the red varieties of the car and was drowned. The little considerably reduced by cold weather
boxed apples, has been the super­ victim was buried in St. Helena, Ore., and other orchard trouble. Combined
condition of peaches in ten southern
abundance of barreled apples. The De­ on Saturday.
sûtes on April 1 was estimated slight­
cember layoff in shipping caused some
W. D. Garrett and wife, of Portland, ly lower than last spring,—only «5%,
attractive prices on, barrels in Janu­ were recent guests of Rev. R. C. Young
ary, so that Virginia otvners concluded and family. Mrs. Garrett la a sister of as against 08% in 1920 and 70% in
1925. The Georgia crop was reported
that this was a good market in which Mrs. Young.
at 55%,—4 points lower than a year
to liquidate on heavy stocks of York
Men’s and Boys' Stunt Night to be ago and 24 points below the 1925 rec­
liiiis-rlals, Htaymens and Winesaps,—
Street
held on Wednesday night, April 20, at ord. South Carolina’s crop was esti­
many of which were demanding rapid
the high school gym promises to be tlie mated at 50%, while the condition of
disiMisal.
Unprecedented winter ex­
real thing. Dave Shore, Mr. McElroy,
portation of tiarrels followed. Week
and Professors Cain und Smith have
after week during January, consign­
surprises to offer ; the Boy Scouts will
ments to Great Britain have exceeded
stage some exhibition stunts and a
the 125,000 barrel mark. From Janu­
quartet from Lyle will have some spe­
ary 5 to March 23 the port of Liver- cial numbers to offer. Mr. Swanson
pool received ^90,Out) more barrels than
will lead a sing fest with “Doc” Putney
during the same period in 1920. The
at the ivories. Come on over ; it’s free
market was surfeited with barreled
to men and boys. Eats? Of course!
apples the entire time.
Miss Emma Juve, former resident
The condition of the fruit forced
brokers to make rapid disposal. The here, was a recent visitor at the home
result was that during February and of Mrs. E. S. Pinn.
Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Thomas cele­
early March quite attractive York Im­
perials and Wlneeaps could always be brated their 20th wedding anniversary
principles that
used for
bought on the auction for from $4-$4.50 on Monday evening of laat week by
per barret, while there was an abun­ entertaining at bridge.
several
the
of orchard
dance of deteriorated fruit selling for
Manager Grant of the creamery here
from $2.50-$4. Of course prices that left Thursday on a husineaa trip to the
rillers,
have this year
mar­
realized growers from $1$2 per barrel Puget Sound country.
r
consignments
of
eventually shut off
ket
called
Rille;*.
The R. II. Haselton sawmill on Un­
York Imperials.
der wood heights will be in operation
Rince the first of March there has within a few weeks.
good Washington
been a shortage of _
, _
The new riller has
very
Elwood Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Winesape in the north of England and
M.
C.
Martin,
arrived
here
last
week
Scotland.
Small arrivals started to
kinds of
as
­
realize Washington shippers as much from Ketchikan, Alaska, where he re­
side«,
for
a
two
weeks
’
visit
with
his
ly cultivated
soil and quack grass and
as $1.75 per box net shipping point.
Bnt Virginia continued to unload her parents.
alfalfa sod.
Mrs. E. Meresse has returned to her
Wlneeaps, many of which arrived in an
attractive condition, and sold for from home in Forest Grove, Ore, after a
¡4.50-5.35 per barrel. Thia precluded visit with her son, A. Mersaat, and
build two
— two and three-riller
the disposal of any large quantity of family.
Washington apples at the equivalent of
Mias Alta Pensvold, of Mountain
type. The two-wheel type
and the
$10 per barrel, regardless of bow at­ Broolf, and Albert Johnson were united
tractive they appeared. *
in marriage la Portland on April fit
tractor power.
size.is
It Is often said that barreled apples
The Ixiys of the Mountain Brook
and boxed apples are not competitive, school have organised a chib which
depth
width.
are the same in
­
bnt the British market is a striking has been named “The Boys’ Grange.
example of how competitive they may
and workmanship.
lie when the apples packed in barrels
have a reasonably bright,
bri
attractive
apiiearance
ice when
__________
offered for sale in a
Come in
see these rillers.
country where most of the people are
looking for apples that retell at 84 per
you just the aid
are wishing
irri
pound instead of 164,—the price asked
when Washington Winesaps return aa
work.
equivalent of $1.75 per box to the We­
natchee and Yakima shipper. (Signed
Edwin Rmlth, Specialist in Foreign
Markets.)
compare afor
Appearance Performance
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It surely is "everything the name
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You new have an opportunity of buying, when­
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Chinese Canned Goods, Novelties
When you want to send your Eastern friends
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we have.
WING FAT CO.
implies.”
Frye’s Delicious
Third
Opposite Glacier Office
The New “Ho-Well” Riller
Combining
we have
years in
manufacture
alfalfa
we
put onthe
u new machine,
the Ho-Well
Early Chicks Best Payers
Early chicks that you can get
into tne early broiler market,
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It does not cost much to build
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by using mainly short length
lumber.
Let us show you some of our
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volved.
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and
proven
satisfactory
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fresh
soil, rocky
We
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a
for a team
Either
adjustable
They
ma
larger for
for
and
terial
and
you
They offer
for in your
gating
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Howell Bros
D. E. Clark, Manager
Telephone
4121
al4-28
TUM-A-LUM
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Fourth and Columbia Sts
Tel. 2651
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