The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1913-12-18

day noon for only 81 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Reed were visit
ors in Portland the fore part of the
wees.
See Coolidses vindoV for special
bargains in watches. diamonds and
je@elry.
Ralph Savage came up from Port.
land Saturday to attend the anfaal
meeting of the Masonic lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Woad went to
Portland Tuesday afternoon. spending
Wednesday in the Rose City.
Fletcher G. Fletcher will have for
Christmas cut chrgsanthemums in pink
and white. carnations and violets.
W. G. Yeager left this week for
Pittsburg, where he will spend the
Vinter.
Stores will be open evenings Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next geek.
Born-Saturdoy, December 83, to Mr..
and Grs. E. M. Holmap, On 81 pound
son.
s9Fe. D. J. Parfnenter, of Berlo8,
0po., visited her sister, Mrs. Almo l..
Ho@e, lost Veea. Mrs. Parmenter is
ona of the old pioneers of Oregon.
J. b. CanGeld spent Monday in Port
lend repenishinA the Christmas stock
of the Slocom & Cenfeld stationery
and art stove.
Or. and Mrs. Homer a. Rogers Gnd
Hlgh Dixon. of the Upper Valley, Wis
tied Portland the latter part of the
week.
Send 'em Extra Fancy apples For
Christmas en- corrugated paper boxes
to hold l2 or l8. You can get the ap-
Piles and boxes ready to send at Pliers
Book store. dis
Victor, Edison and Columbia Machines
and Records at Waggener's same price as
et factory, and you save freight and see
whet yoa get. Patronize your home
dealer. "Waggener Vents your trade. "
y. B. Miller, trefnc manager, and
Wna McESurpay. general passenger
Seent, of the O.-W. K. o NJ, passed
through Hood River Friday on their
wy 10 Bend on official business.
George T. Prather vas in town Tues.
day from HE ranch near Summit and
ct tWo o'clock in the afternoon he said
il gas just 80 years to the minute since
he first landed in Hood River.
Will there be Victrola in your home
this Christmas? You can search the
| whole world over, and not find a gift
that will bring 30 much pleasure to ev'
cry member OF the family. "WaggeneI
wants your trade" n27tt
Amos Underwood, of Underwood,
En., left Tuesdey for Los Angeles,
Cal, where he will spend the @inter'
He @ill also smna some time in Long
Beach and San Diego visiting ole
friends.
Fifteen hundred carnations ready fol
Christmas. Every Friday, Saturday
and Sunday fresh violets. Send in or
ders early for Christmas flowers POI
mailing. at the Heights Green House.
dis
Mrs. v. C. Brock has been spending
most of the time the past two weeks
Witb her father, j. W. Moore, of The
! DaIles. who is quite i'll. On account o.
his advanced age his recovery is souIbt
ful.
MIR. and Mrs. N. Fulton, of Ten Mile
near The Dslles, stopped off here Il
visit 4r. and Mrs. Hanson over Sun
day on their @ay hone from PoEla
6irs. Fulton IS Q sister of Grs. Hen
son.
Valley residents vho are doing thei
Christmas shopping Saturday will b'
able to get delicious hot dinner at TN
Tx, of P. hall. o The lgdies OF the Meth
odist church will serve another OF thel
35 cent dinners.
aiss Belle Marr,, Ohio has been visit
inn al her uncle's ranch out from Ih'
Oslles. vas thrown from horse las
geek and seriously hurt. 1t is hoped
however, that she will soon be able t
return home.
Last week a sale of 20 acres of tim
her and brush land was closed, convey
inc the west half of the old Moody AM
Ham property, one mile north of Park
idsle. to August Won Hacht, Of San IA
faeI Calf, The deal was handled b!
Ward |. Cornell, of the Upper Valley.
The following officers were electe'
at the annual meeting of the Mason
lodge Saturday eveing: H. 7. Dewitt
" M: Harold Hersh-ner, S. W.. j. U
Mel I,aueAlin, J. W.; Truman Butler
Treas. 70. Mcdonald, Sec. Installation
| of officers will occur Saturday evening
December n.
County Assessor Wickham is in at
tendance at the assessors conVentio1
in Salem the balance of this week
The tax yoposition will BE discusse
in all Is phases from the assessor
. stsndpoint, an6 an effort will be mao
to Tstandardize the tax roll throughou
the state.
I r R. Richter, who has large stoc
farm at Trout Lake, was in the latte
: mart of the week with nine flne mil
fed hogs, which, he disposed of at tn
highest market price. The aVerag
was about l6C pounds. The Hood KY
! er Market and Independent Meat "
were the purchasers.
: Thos, Avery has a Rhode Island he
ppllet which has MAD q recordcnat wi
= make the prize hens at o. A. Z. g
some" 10 beat. 1t was hatched apr
? 1918. started laying this fall, stol
|. her nest and two weeks ago began Sc
> ting Oh eleven eggs