The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-10-10
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Acorns wanted at the Struck ranch.
81 per sack. Rid. No. ,. box 81. ole
II you want shoes that don't so
wrong 70 TO Johnsen's.
Mrs. c. b. Mitchell, Of Dee. was
here last week shopping.
J. ". West was at Baker last week
on business.
r W. Dehart, of Underwood, was
here last week on BUSINESS.
Sgt. ". H. Hodges, of Fort Canby
MAS here last week on a brief leave.
C. j. Reither, a raneher of Bingen.
Wash, was here on business Saturday.
Showing Of coats, suits and dresses
will be made the remainder of the sea.
son at Monner's.
Eyes scientifically examined by II. l.
llashrouck, Optometrist, iIeilbrouner
Bldg. fs-tf
Fresh ground graham, whole wheat
hour ami corn meal at Kelly Bros.
warehouse. nl-tf
Highest cash price paid for your used
furniture, stoves and rugs. Call McClain
at T. \. Franz Co. s20ti
Get vonr Pictures Developed and
Finished by US. Expert work, "A hour
servlce.-Slocom, Garfield Co. mS-tf
Marguerite Clark at the Liberty The.
atre IN Rich Man, Poor Man, " Mon
day and Tuesday.
A. h. Schiller, of Pendleton, was
here the first Of the week looking after
property interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Buelow have pur.
chased a new Dodge touring ear from
the Gilbert Motor Co.
Sh1wings of coats, suits and dresses
will be made the remainder of the sea.
son at Monner's.
Perry Boardwell, Liberty theatre op-
orator, is back on duty again following
an operation for appendicitis.
Mir. and Mrs. K. A. Collins and chill.
dren were down from Dee Saturday
visiting friends and shopping.
Mrs NJ. S. Savage and little son, Of
Dee, were IN the city TUESDAY shop
ping.
&. NJ. Uptegrove, of the Upper Val
ley. was business visitor in the city
Saturday.
X, w, Brock and family have moved
from Cooks. Wash, to the Brocktor
orchard place on the East Side.
c. W. McCullagh and j. NJ. CuIbert.
son may be drafted for government
telephone inspection work.
Until further notice the county Ii.
brary will close each evening at s
o'clock.
Mrs. j. Z. Ferguson and daughter,
Miss Martha have been visiting rela.
tIyes and friends in Portland
{. A. Malboeuf, of Portland, has
been here the past week purchasing
apples
A. j Graham left yesterday fol
Wasco and Moro on business. He vii
be gone until Saturday.
j. NJ. Lenz and family, who have
been residing at Dee, have moved tC
their home in the Middle Valley.
See the Official Allied War Review
at the Liberty every Friday and Satur
day.
Peter Nesson was a business visitor
in The Dales the latter part Of las
week
After a visit with relatives at Noun
ain Home, Mo-, Mrs. Dolly Scott re
turned here yesterday.
A. W. Meyers was up Monday nigh
from Cascade Locks to attend tn,
meeting Of craft registrants.
Showlngs of coats, suits and dresses
will be made the remainder Of tn,
season at Monner's.
Films left with US up to 4 o clock p. m
are ready for delivery the next evening
SIocom X Canlield Co. m23t
have taken the agency for the Spir
ella Corset Call at Buelow Tailor Shop
Mrs. Karl BueloW. Hood River, Or. tt
Miss Lulu Prather, who is teaching
at Mosier, was here over the week enc
visiting relatives and friends.
After visit at Seaside Mrs. W. E
King and Mrs. W. G. Z. Smith hav
returned home.
Judge Wilson was down from Tn
Dalles last week looking after his orch
ard place.
Walter kresse has returned to Port
land to enter the University Of Orego
medical school.
The Hood River Garage has receive
a new Cleveland tractor, for whlc
they nave the local agency.
Miss Helen Carson, now at the Uni
yersty of Oregon. has been pledged
the A Alphi sorority.
Dr. A, f. Butterfeld, of Portland
has been here the guest of Geo. |. Sal
gent While here he hunted pheasant!
Rev. W. H. Boldly was down frol
the Upper Valley the latter part {
asst week on bus mess and calling @
friends.
DR.. +. l.. Scobee and A. 5. keir an
their families will leave next week II
two weeks vacation and goose shoe
in the Harney lake district.
Kay Yamihiro, who handles the PR
ducts of a mid Columbia japanese fal
mels' association in Portland, va
here the first of the week on buslnes
A, H. EIers, OF Portland has bee
IN the Upper Valley looking after II
harvest of his apple crop.
Mrs. Fred Nogel was up Saturdf
from Wyeth, visiting friends and sho
ping,
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Morgan after
stay of several weeks in Blalock hay
returned home.
c, S. Sommervlle, of Portland, hi
been here looking after the harvest
his apple crop.
Yes, Frank A. Cram has the be
line of cloaks in town. La Vogue HI
been tried and not found wantln
SIPS 90 to S4).5
X. j. Mylsaac ard W. H. BodC
were among Tie Parkdale cltlze
down Monday evening to attend Il
meeting Of draft registrants.
After a visit here with her slste
Mrs W. W. Rodwell. and family Nh
Epperson, of Vancouver, Wash,
turned home last Friday.