The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1922-11-23

AOiy Dfos' saturday special. AK
minister Rugs at $2.99 A special price
on limited supply OF high grade rugs
IN the 22x36 inch size. Some are slight
ly imperfect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fl. Shank and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Hackett were week
end visitors in Corvallis, having mo-
tored down for the u. of 0. o. A. C.
game and to visit relatives.
Robert Frey, who displayed block
OF apples at the Land Products Show,
held In connection with the Pacific
Livestock Exposition, returned home
with second award on his Ortleys.
Plans for presentation of stereopti-
con slides and lecture at the Imman-
uel Lutheran church Sunday evening
have been cancelled because of failure
OF delivery of the slides.
Do your Xmas Shopping Early. KeI-
~ Bros. have a fine stock of useful
gifts for your selection and will hold
anything you choose for delivery at
Christmas time.
Mrs. W. F. Tucker motored to Hood
River Saturday. She was accompanied
by her brother, Robert Frey, who had
been visiting her for week at Ell Cor
regidor.
Sidney c. Miller was lucky at the W.
X. Z. bazaar last Saturday and re-
turned home possessor of a box of
WINTER Banana apples which attracted
much attention at the successful sale.
Rev. Boldly will go to Tacoma, Wn.,
Sunday, December 3, where he will de-
liver an address to 5000 members of
the Elks Lodge at theirsannual Lodge
OF Sorrows. The address will be de-
llvered at the Tacoma theatre.
Mrs. G. R. Johnson and Mrs. Thyrza
Redfeld were recent visitors in Port
land. Miss Elizabeth Johnson has also
been spending some time in Portland,
where climatic conditions have resulted
in relief from asthma.
The Women's Relief Corps members
wish to thank the Mt. Hood Motor Co.
for its kindness and courtesy in grant
ing the use of its beautiful display
room for the bazaar. 1t helped to
make the day so great success.
The children of the Primary depart
ment of the Asbury M. E. church and
their mothers are invited and especial
ly urged to be present at the Thanks
giving Day exercises Sunday, Novem-
Der 26, at 10 a. m.
Mrs. r. B. Byerlee, accompanied by
her little grandson, Robert Moore,
came up from Portland for a week end
visit at the home of heradaughter, Mrs.
Susie |. Lynn, and family, and to see
her new great-grandson, Master Floyd
Lee French.
Before you start that Thanksgiving
dinner provide yourself with efficient
and satisfactory cooking utensils. Kel-
Iy Bros. have the best in roasters. ket-
ties, and all kinds Of aluminium ware.
We have just received a large new
stock of famous "Wear- Ever" for you
to select from.
Many women have already found in
The new Hood Rivers product. Sun
bleach, just the article they have long
wanted. 1t is wonderful, harmless
clothes bleach that can be safely used, |
rot only when washing clothing of all
kinds, but also on most delicate fabrics.
The Circle Overland Co., which |
handles the Overland and WHY'S |
knight cars here, is constructing a |
concrete block annex at it's garage on |
Cascade avenue. The new structure, |
which will be one story high, will be
lesd as an Office and display room.
Mrs. j. K. Doan, of Cleveland, o.,
rrived last Thursday for an extended
'isit with her daughter. Mrs. Albert
:. Case. and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Case motored by stage to The Dalles
o meet Mrs. Doan and accompany
Ter on down on the Oregon-W ashington
United.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Stoner have ar
ived from Long Beach, Calf, for a
isit with the parents of Mrs. Stoner,
fr. and Mrs. Fl. c. Deitz. Last year
dr.. and Mrs. Stoner purchased SUBJ
II ban tract of land where an oil gush-
r was struck few weeks ago. Their
Oyalty now amounts to more than
100 per day.
The women of st. Marks Episcopal
hurch are planning bazaar for De-
ember l6 which promises to surpass
nything they have attempted hitherto.
he Commercial Club rooms have been
hosen for the affair, which includes.
esides the usual Christmas gift shop,
andy and pastry booths, children's
able of small gifts arranged by Mrs.
!. r. Pooley and an afternoon tea
)om in charge of Mrs. Trafford Smith.
John Sheridan, Portland appe buyer,
ere yesterday visiting growers, re-
Drts that he has never seen the mar
ct so crowded at this season with ear
varieties. Mr.. Sheridan stated that {
le values of high class, late keeping 1
-uit was being kept at low ebb be- {
luse of the consignment of early va
cites. He declared that many Grav-
lsteins, a variety that is usually off
le market by the middle of October,
re being consigned.