The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-11-16

Good quality aluminium percolators
on sale Saturday. Specially priced at
Sl.39. Hardware Dept, Kelly Bros.
Co.
The Auxiliary of the American Le-
gion expresses appreciation for the aid
of legionnaires and citizens IN their
support of the activities of the women
on Armistice Day.
. Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Clark left Mon
day by automobile for California,
where they will spend the winter.
Flo-d Hess will have charge OF their
Mount Hood place.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd L..
French at the Cottage Hospital Sunday
morning. November IL, a 7a-pound
son. The little boy has been named
Floyd Lee, Jr.
Father Plus, formerly pastor of st.
Mary's Catholic church, who is now
located in San Francisco, has been vis-
irting here. He officiated at high mas
Sunday.
Cecil Lafferty has a handsome wood
land scene window at the Franz store
this week. He brought some OF Al
Meyer's trained animals here from
Cascade Locks for the display.
Mrs. Geo. McMulIen entertained at
cards and luncheon last Thursday
afternoon in homer of Mrs. l.. 5. Aims
worth, who with her husband has left
for Portland to spend the winter.
James S. King has arrived from
Hillsboro, N. D., to spend the winter
with his granddaughter, Mrs. Q. Y.
Burke, and husband. Although 80
years old he made the journey alone
and comfortably, he says.
The Dunning School of improved Mu-
sic Study. Mondays and Thursdays
each week. For beginners and advanced
pupils. High School credits. Mrs.
Lubbe, exponent. Studio, Wittenberg
residence, 821 Oak street. o5tf
Have your shoes repaired at J. G. Shoe
| Shop. First and Oak streets, lin rear oi
Modern Barber Shop. All work done
by hand aud absolutely guaranteed. AT
least, give us trial. Yours for prompt
service and a square deal. nl6
Mrs. C. N. Ravlin was in Portland
last week visiting friends. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ravlin will leave this week for
San Francisco to spend the next few
weeks. They will witness the Califor-
nia-Stanford football game while in
the south.
Among the interested stock show
visitors last week was DR.. j. +. Watt,
DIR. Watt is owner of Ladd's Jessie, a
half sister of Ladd's Iota, the Jersey
COW that holds the Oregon champion
ship for butterfat production. DR..
Watts COW has an enviable record.
Instead of Friday, November II. as
announced last week, the annual W.
r. C. bazaar will be held at the Mt.
Hood Motor Company's garage Satur-
day. November 18. In addition to the
fine assortment of garments and need
lework, the Corps will sell lunches.
The Barrett Parent-Teacher Associa-
tion will meet Tuesday evening, No
vember 2l, at the schoolhouse. Mrs.
Anne Haxby will give an address on
"Children's Reading" Questions and
discussions will follow. The matter of
hot lunches will be discussed.
81 have seen eastern stock shows of
the magnitude" says j. l.. Johnson,
who was in Portland last week to see
the Pacific international exhibits, but
have never seen anything that will
compare with the show in Portland.
1t was wonderful" MIR. Johnson mo-
tored down to the Rose City Thursday
with his son, T. F. Johnson.
Certificates of water rights were is
sued the past week by the State Water
Board to the to the following Hood
River land owners: TroyssShelley. Car
son 0. Masiker, Susan Mohr, Frank
Menefee, P. D. Atwater, William A.
Sunday, L. j. Gates, Mrs. F. P. Fri
day, j. p. Thomson. Wilson Fike, +.
C. Sexton, Marie C. Masiker, j. d.
McCuIly, A. L. Clark, G. c. Farmer.