The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1920-06-10
OREGON PRODUCTS
RECEIVE A BOOST
STORES HAVE APPEALING WINDOWS
WOman'S Club Will Give Oregon Dinner
Tomorrow Night Il Many Port
land Visitors Expected

Oregon products are receiving an
unprecedented boost here this week.
Practically all stores of the city are
presenting windows filled with attrac-
tive displays Of Oregon goods. The
shopper is made to realize that he can
furnish his home beautifully and sub
stantially with furniture and utensils
made within the confines of his own
home commonwealth, keeping his dol
lars busy supporting an Oregon payroll.
After the home is built from Oregon
lumber and furnished with Oregon fur
niture, the good housewife can please
her husband with staples and dainties
from Oregon bakeries, Touring mills
and stores.
The boosting of Oregon products is
giving new interest to local people in
Hood River industries, and no window
display is creating greater attention
than that of the Highland Milling Co.
IN the Kaesser store, where Purity
blend flour is shown to advantage.
The milling concern is aiding in the
introduction of its product by selling
its flour to all consumers this week at
wholesale.
The following is brief enumeration
of widow displays:
Vincent & Shank are displaying the
"Oregon Maid, boat built by T. M.
Noble and loaded down with Oregon
goods and floating in a sea of the same.
The e. "A. Franz Co. has a big win
dow dressed with furniture made by
the Doernbecher Co., of Portland. 1t
is especially handsome under the night
time illumination.
The Pheasant Is showing Mt. Hood
ice cream and Oregon fruit juice and
syrup products.
Kresse Drug Co. has a window
dressed with BlumaerFrank Com
pany's goods.
The Arnold Grocery Co. is showing
Pacific Coast Biscuit products.
j. G. Vogt's feature is composed of
mems toggery made by the Neustadter
Co.
l c. N. Clarke is displaying an appeal
ing line of the Hood River Cigar Co.
A. S. Keir has window filled with
toilet articles and medical prepara-
tions, Hood River Made for Oregon
Trade"
Hicks Of course. is showing Hicks
candies and display of vinegar COM
pany soft drinks and cider.
The M. IL. S. Co. is specializing on
Thomas Kay and Portland Woolen Mill
garments and robes.
Kelly Bios. have big window filed
with Olympic cereal products.
j. G. Johnson has specialized on
Bergman shoes.
The Paris Fair has window filled
with mackinaws, robes, shoes and out
ing garments.
The Consolidated Mercantile Co. has
arranged tasty display of Marcella
noodles and mdcaroni.
j. C. Penny Co. has window of Or
egon hats and caps.
Among the most elaborate displays
are found at PeriPo d Sons Star Gro
Gerry, where a miniature replica of
generator shows how vinegar is made.
In another window is a representation
of the Portland FIGURING Mill. An ed
ucational display of the process of flour
manufacture is given.
Stores on the Heights have entered
enthusiastically into the celebration.
Holman & Samuel are specializing on
the display of Tru-Blu products.
j. A. Carr is making Crimson Ram
bier syrup products his speciality.
The Higgins store is featuring High
land Milling Company flour and Moao-
pole goods.
N. IL. Macmillan has an interesting
window filled with Monopole products.
The climax of the celebration will
occur tomorrow night at 6:30 O'Clock,
when the Woman's Club will serve an
Oregon dinner at Odd Felliws Hall.
A. G. Clark and large number of other
prominent Portlanders are expected
here Mrs. Frank Gilbert and Miss
Sara How es will give musical numbers.
Prizes of $50. sis and $40 will be
awarded at the dinner for the best
window displays.
The banquet tomorrow night is open
to the general public. ID. G. Cruik-
shank will be here from Portland to
act as tOastmaster.