The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1909-10-28
Piokled pigs feet at Hart Bros.

Picked pigs feet at Hart BROS.
r. Hanna was at The Dalles Fri.
day.
Nothing but the best meat at Hart
Bros.
A. L. Emmons, of Portland, was In
town Friday and Saturday.
Wienerwurst and sauerkraut at
Hart Bros.
There will be services at the Luth-
eran church Sunday October 81.
Picked gigs feet at Hart Bros.
Mrs. L. Neff returned to her home
in The Dalles Friday after a viist at
the home OF S. Il. Blythe and family.
Carnation, Holly and Butter Cup
Milk, three cans for 25 cents, at c. S,
True's on the Heights.
Mrs. ". j.. Baker and Mrs. g. X.
Bone went to Portland Friday to
visit relatives and friends over Sun.
day.
W. Ii. Bathgate of Portland was
here Saturday on business In oonneo.
tion with a timber claim he has near
Dee.
Mrs. L. Ii. Brown returned to her
home IN Portland Saturday after a
visit with her daughter, Mrs. b. Il
Duncan.
James A. Wallace and wife. of
Eagle Valley, returned Monday after
visit with T q. Smith and family
10 the valley,
Hood River Yellow Newtown Sweet
Cider, made from hand sorted and
washed apples Your grocer will de-
liver same fresh and sweet at 35c per
| gallon.
Mrs. f. j. Baker came SATURDAY.
from Sioux City, Iowa, to spend
couple of months the guest of her
sou, f.. T.. Baker.
J. Ii. Page, senior member of the
irm of Page x Son, OF Portland, came
Friday. to spend several days with
Mrs. Alma Howe.
j. K. NIckelsen and family and f.
| Il. Jackson and family have gone to
Arlington where they will spend some
time hunting geese.
Royce Doberty, of Lathorp, Mo-,
who is nephew of A. NJ. Kelsey and
has been here some time, left SatuI.
day for California.
Mrs. A. Ii. Staats, of Dufur, who
has been here the guest of her
daughter Mrs. Charles n Clarke left
Friday for Portland.
The board of equalization WAS In
session last week and listened tn the
petitions of taxpayers for changes and
corrections In their assessments.
Grandpa Ellis went to Portland
Monday to spend a couple of weeks
with his son. While there he will
consult physicians about bis lame
arm.
Douglas Lockman. manager of the
Glaicer ranch at Odell, was called to
Nampa, Ida, yesterday by the ser.
ious illness OF his brother in law, s
S. Wilt
County fruit inspector, q. r. Cast.
ner, has condeUened several lots OF
cheap oranges which we're shipped in
to Hood River in The last few days
and on which he found San Jose
scale.
The ladies who have charge the rails
| ing Of the money for free library
have laid their pins for Tag days dur
lug the fair. Every body will have
chance to be sit" in the big game
and prize will be awarded to the
person who disposes OF the largest
number of tags.
To THE Horse OWNER: Hucksters
are selling No. 3 oats for less than we
are paying the grower for No. |. We
have tested number of samples of the
No. 3, and find they contain 25 to 80 per
cent wild oats. Why not buy No. l of
us and mix with Is per cent saw dnst
! (Which has the same feed value as wild
oats) and save about $4 per ton.-Hood
River Milling Company.
James P. Shaw, department COM
mander OF the q. A. r., will be in
Hood River Saturday and will inspect
Candy post at a special meeting to be
held IN the K of P. hall at 2 p. m.
All. comrades, mem mbers and others
are invited and expected to attend.
The w. K. g. Is invited for a joint
meeting to be held at the same hour.
z The production of "Pinafore" which
|
by the memh hers OF the st. Marks
guild, WIS played at White Salmon
Tuesday night where large and ap
preciative audience greeted the local
singers. Prot. M. b. Robinson and
Morton Hsdley, who assisted 10 the
production here returned for the per
fnrmance st White Salmon and left
Wednesday for Spokane
I The ladies' of the W. G. +. U. will
serve dinner at the Odd tellows' hall
Saturday at noon Among the excel
lent home made things which will be
ser we'd are, chicken, mashed potatoes,
salad, relish, pruue and apple butter
and the kind of pies that mother used
to make. Visitors may depend upon
getting a fiue dinner and the ladies
are auxious to serve the big crowd ri
which they will be prepared.
| Full line of pickles. Hart Bros.