The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-03-16

Ship your damaged radiators to The
Dalles Auto Radiator Works. We re-
core, rebuild and remodel all makes OF
time and money. All our work guaran-
teed. F. l.. McKinnon, 208 Court Street,
The Dalles, Ore. f2tf
Chris johnson, of Salt Lake City,
creamery expert of the United States
Department of Agriculture, was here
Saturday discussing with the director
ate and Manager Black plans for a
new building for the Hood River
Creamery.
Ninety per cent of the factory made
watches. before they give satisfactory
service, need expert readJusting by a
good jeweler. When you buy avail
yourself of our expert service. You IL
pay no more for your watch by getting
it at home.
Everybody
will know
What Happened to Jones"
Something Good
on
March %, 8 p. m.
Odell Grange Hall
Commencement is fast approaching,
and no doubt you, who have sons or
daughters in the graduating class have
given thought to present. Let
visit to our store suggest some worth
while present-some article that will
be a source of pride to the recipient
through long. useful life.
NJ, L ShArYnop
returned from southern California,
where they spent the winter motoring.
Mr.. Sherman is now engaged in recov-
ering insurance on his new Studebaker
automobile. On arriving in Portland
from the south he placed it in garage
there. That night the garage burned
down.
T. W. Fletcher and family have ar
rived from Portland and are now at
home on their East Side orchard place,
purchased from E. 0. Blanchar, trus
tee for the community hospital fund.
The place was donated by Miss Anna
M. Spring as nucleus for the hospital.
Mr.. Fletcher's son, Bud" he states,
will be in charge of the orchard place.
A. j. Eastman and family have re-
lIOtIl WuCIC
they spent the winter. They made
the trip by motor. The journey. Mr.. |
Eastman says, was very pleasant. |
The family arrived in Portland just in
time to make the first westbound trip /
over the Highway after the huge ice |
drifts were cut through.
j. W. Ingalls, is now driving a new
touring car. He brought |
the new machine up from Portland
Saturday. Mr.. ingalls,, Hood Rivers
pioneer in motor livery service. says |
ne has never sat at the wheel of car
hat operates with greater ease and
more comfort for passengers than his
lew Willys-K Knight. The handsome car
vas sold by the Circle Overland Co.
The American Legion of Mosier will
lall, mile east of Mosier, Saturday
light. Dancing from till IL p. m.
The Y. w. G. A. girls will serve lunch
Turing the evening and sell home made
andes. Good music is assured. Hood
river folks are urged to come out for
good time. Admission ST. Ladies
rec.
Harry L. Hall, Of the Washington
;tate Highway Department, and a
arty passed through here Tuesday
With two four -wheeldriv motor
rucks, being driven from Olympia.
he cars were allotted the neighboring
tate by the federal government. The
rucks, of the dump type, will be
tlized, one at Lyle and the other at
on state highway work in
Ilckitat county.
E. E. Hunt, manager of the Gross
,ash and Garry store, is interested in
he recent news of the shifting of SER
ice of the steamer Bearport, which
ails under the banner of the Columbia
acific Shipping Company. In Tues
avs Oregonian it was stated that the
'earport will probably be sent to India
} load cargo of sugar. Mr.. Hunts
On is radio operator aboard the Bear
ort.
Mrs. j. W. Lii was honored by
riends and neighbors with birthday
arty last Thursday afternoon. 1t was
! celebration of her 10th birthday.
he following matrons of the Avalon
lay community came to join her and
Ir. Lill and tender their congratula-
ons: Mrs. F. C. House, Mrs. d. II. I
IcClain, Mrs. J. W. Sitton. Mrs. S. j. {
rank, Mrs. A. d. Ramsey, Mrs. w.
|. Corey, Mrs. l.. S. Ainsworth, Mrs.
'alter Shay. Mrs. W. E. Shay, Mrs. I