The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1921-02-10

All women of the st. Marks AuxiI
iary are asked to attend an all da
meeting to be held Friday at the hom
OF Mrs. d. E. Rand, 6l0 Oak street.
When you want your clothes presse,
and cleaned by the most sanitar,
method with Hoffman steam presser
telephone j. c. Meyer, No. 1l24, and h,
VIII send for them. i22t
Rev. Father James Klein, of Sleepy
Eye. Mimi, IS here the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Theo. Haas. He was for
merly their pastor when the Haa:
family resided at Minneapolis.
A convenient way to hurry freight
through Portland to points beyond is tc
make delivery to the proper freight
depot or dock via the Warren Truck
Line. Phone GLADDEN. 1912. j20u
En- route from Seattle to California,
Henry Haas was here last week visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Haas. He will take position in the
south.
Harry Francis, accompanied by his
sister, Miss Mabel Francis, expects to
leave the latter part OF this week to
return to his home at Lapeer, Mich.
Dancing lessons. instruction in mod
err dance steps. Glasses or private les
sons. Folk dancing and fancy dancing
tor further information, phone Rather
inc Baker, 1881. flo
Chas. Carson, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. X. Carson, underwent a major oper-
alton at Portland hospital yesterday.
Mr.. Carson was suffering from injur-
les recently sustained in shipyard work.
Our kodak finishing is in charge OF
Mr.. Donnerberg fnisher of expert
ence. If you are having kodak troubles
ask Don about it. His experience is at
your service with a smile. Socom q
Canheld Co. iy221
A large delegation of Elks will go to
The Dalles tonight for an initiation and
ceremonial. One candidate, Dennis
Caldwell, will be taken from here to
cross the hot sands.
Have one of the big green trucks of
the Warren Truck Line haul your
goods to or from Portland.
Phone GLADDEN., 1872 fl7
Rev. Geo. r. Archer, who was for
mcdy local Methodist minister, was
here last week to attend the Rigby
case, his wife having been a daughter
Of Mr.. Rigby.
The aristocrats of all the flower
world" One dozen choice gladioi
Dnlbs 81 postpaid. f. NJ. Edwards, r. !
f. D. 2, Hood River. fl0tf
There will be an old time square
lance at Rockford hall February l6. |
Dancing from to II D. M, followed |
1y auction sale of box supper. Pro-
,eeds go toward building of hall.
Everybody invited for a good time.
H. S. Braakman g selling paint at So
,er gallon in colors; white 1925. Get
our Iskabible for carpet cleaning, or
end and have rs do the work. Located |
n quarters in Smith tldg., rear Of
)larke's drug store, Third aad Oak.
'hone 1894 loft
E. E. Brett and family motored to
'ortiand last week. At least they
notored a part of the way, break
own of their car making it necessary
or Mrs. Brett and son to take the
rain part of the way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Freeman returned
asst week from California where they
ave spent several weeks. En- route
ONE they stopped for a time with
heir daughter, Mrs. Paul Sosey, and
amily, in Portland.
1t is likely that this is the last
lonth that the Pennsylvania Tire Co.
ill give a free tube with each casing
With present price Ieduc-
nns this makes a very attractive buy.
lliott- Overland Co. Tel. 1924.
1t is likely that this is the last
lonth that the iennsylvania Tire 20.
ill give free tube with each casing
lrchased. With present price reduc-
Ons this makes a very attractive buy.
lliott- Overland Co. Tel. 1924.
J. A. Holmes and family, of Sud
1ry, Ont, after two months in Sc
tile, arrived Saturday for a visit with
Ir. Holmes sister. Mrs. Leroy Childs.
nd family. Mr.. Holmes is on a tour
f the Northwest investigating bust
ess opportunities.
Leroy Chllds. who returned yesterday
'om La Grande where on Tuesday he
an address on "Orchard
ests" before the ranchers of the
astern Oregon section assembled for
irmer's week, says stormy weather
revented a large attendance at the
Mr.. Childs says roads
ere tied up by deep SHOWS. On Tues