The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-11

Mr lad Ms. Guy Ellis AMI children
na-= fl .or lul p7nderce, Kas..
wteFe t-ey y I'll : end two months Wis
!tlng re. .t.ves.
Beautiful new tlouses. hardker
chef. dcHs, hand made tlud6ir caps
and velvet hand Tags for holiday gifts.
at I1rner's.
The fuel shortage offers a rare op-
poTturity. BY a Wade drag saw from
the eli iert Motor Car Company and
make the winter profitable.
Mrs. 7. K. Nickelsen and twin sons.
Tel ard Ned are in Portland spending
the vi Ter. Mr. NicaeiSen Will JON
them over the holidays
P-of. L. F. Henderson left Saturday
for Tacoma for visit with his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Robert Strong. ana family
Mrs. Henderson Will follow later.
The Noman's Relief Corps will hold
the anr 'al election meeting next Sat
urday afternoon. SIX candidates will
also be inflated All members are re
quested to be present.
Miss Mary CamF bell, Of Summit. n.
j., wht she is teacher. has arrived
here to spend vacation visiting her
sister. Mrs. Sidney q. Babson, and
family.
Lister is authorized to write insur-
ance for the Oregon Fire Relief Asso-
citation; low rates and safe. as YOU
need. The Q r. X. A. paid S92, 900 OF
Liberty Bonds
Ebert f. Newell, Civil Engineer and
Suryeyoe located permanently in Hood
River, Nill be- pleased To meet ana an
wise with anyone having prospective
work. Present headquarters at Mt
Hood Hotel dllri
Arthur Lofts, after two and half
Years IA naval service arrived home
Tuesday. The young man has had a
varied experience. having been with a
convoy Of subcf aseIs i'm European
waters and later engaged in mine
sweeping
After an extended visit with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas f. Avery.
Mrs. Lyman G. Rice and Young son left
last week for their home in Pendleton.
Mr., Rice was here recently to JOIN Mrs.
Rice in participating in the University
of Oregon homecoming.
I'VE had fine trip from Hood River
to San Fancisco, writes C. Siegen-
thaler, who with his family is now re.
siding in Sacramento. California is
fine. but the Hood River valley is not
/ forgotten. Mr.. Siegenthaler was for
merly a resident Of the Mount Hood
district
A revolution against the high cost Of
! living Goats, suits and dresses that
we have already been selling at whole
salers' cost, have been reduced a fur.
ther % ner cent These are unprece-
dented bargains. Blouses reduced II
! per cent below wholesalers cost Hats
reduced one third. Monners.
Automobiles 90 fast in Hood River.
The Gilbert Motor Car Company re.
ceived car loaded with four Dodge
4 touring cars Friday By Saturday al.
terroon the machines had all been sole
to the following: Don Nunamaker
Jamsa q Matson. I. II. Acree and Jen
/ nlrgs 4 Jennings, of White Salmon.
Lieut. Col Dowd now stationed al
Fort Candy, has arrived here with his
/ family to spend a vac alton on the t.
/ Cot 40 acre ranch place IN the Uppel
Valley which Col DoNd recently pur
chased Col DoWd states that hls
family will arrive here in March tC
make the Upper Valley place their per
manent home.
Miss Gertrude Bgder. director of The
state organization Of Oregon business
and professional women, was here iron
I Po tland Friday Afternoon to deliver {
lecture on the proposed continued worC
service Of the 7 W. c. A. Miss Badel
told Of the great tasks performed by
the organization during the war anC
the year following.
Arriving here last week from Port
land TO he with their son, Roy Brink
Mr.. and Mrs j G.. Brink were engaged
for several days in looking for resi-
dence or rooms The elderly couple hat
hoped to keep house for the son, en-
gagged in operating truck used in sur
facing the Columbia Highway. The,
were temporarily housed through couf
tesy of K. B. Bennett, who called hi
wife and made room for Mr.. and Mrs
Brink and their son in his own home.
For Sale One 1900 pound yea
Belgian shire geldIng, gentle; one 3
disc Moline orchard disc, one II incl
pow, one mounted grindstone ON,
wheeI hoe, one l9-inch lawn mower
one 6 foot john Deere tandem disc 70
tractor, two 50-gallon gasoline barrels
one light Buick automobile, one Mon