The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-12-04

| Capt. F. M. Jackson, of the Pine
Grove district, is reported in a serious
condition from dropsy.
The Woman's Alliance of the Uni
tartan church will have their annual
sale December IL and Is.
Green stamps will be given on all
purchases Fridays and Saturdays. liza
+. Smith.
F. L. Gatchel and Miss J. DeYoung.
of Portland. and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
McKissick, of The Dalles, were guests
at Springdale Farm Thanksgiving day.
Leroy Armstrong, who has been en-
gagged in the newspaper business at
Ogden. Utah, has disposed of his busi-
ness in that city. After spending a
bweek here with Mrs. Armstrong at
Paradise farm, he left for California
to look for a new location.
Mrs. Geo. Hinish left yesterday
morning for The Dalles, accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. John A. Wilson.
Mrs. Hinish will join her husband at
Cello, where he is employed as civil
engineer on government work, and they
will reside there for the present.
Ladies hankerchiefs at any price
you nay wish to pay. with initials,
embroidered and plain. at, 10, Is, 20
and rs cents and up, at the Paris Fair.
We want you to compare the values
We give you with those you purchase
at other places. You will see that we
give the biggest values in the city.
Mrs. George F. Stranahan and Mrs.
Jesse w. Critics will start a dancing
school in Heilbronner hall the first
week in January. There will be
classes formed both for children and
adults, and in addition to regular ball
room dancing the cotllion and many of
the new dances will be taught. The
ltiilbert system of fancy dancing will
be made specially in the children's
classes.
A. l.. Carmichael is busy enla, ging
his general merchandise store on the
Heights, by occupying his new store
room which he added the past summer.
Arches have been cot through the
walls, connecting the new room with
the OLD, and both rooms will be filled
with good stock. MIR. Carmichael is
now putting in a nice display of
Christmas goods. Miss Edna Clapp has
been engaged as an additional clerk.
E. M. Holman has added new meat
cutter to his Sanitary Market on the
Heights. which is an Improvement in
slicing cold ham, bacon and dried beef.
A new cash register, which issues a
receipt for each purchase is also
good improvement, and has already
resulted in check on the small boy
who buys a smaller amount of meat
than sent for, keeping the change for
candy.
Parlin & Orendorff Co., assisted by
D. Mcdonald, will give a demonstra-
tion of the Nisco Manure Spreader on
the Dethman place, in the Pine Grove
district, next Tuesday afternoon at 2
O'Clock. The special feature of this
machine is that it is built low down
and is especially adapted for orchard
work. This machine has been in sue
cessful operation in other parts of the
country. and those interested will do
we'll to see it in operation.
Parties wishing first class s per cent
mortgage investment will find it to
their advantage to communicate with
a. W. Stone at the Mount Hood Hotel,
Hood River, Ore, in reference to the
mortgage bond issue now being placed
by the Hood River Apple Growers
Union. Your money can commence to
earn s per cent interest any day YOU
wish. ESQ long as these bonds last) up
to the fist of the year. Information
can be had as to these bonds ct any
bank in Hood River or ct the Apple
Growers Union.