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About The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1919)
HOOD IUVEU GLACIER. TIirilSDAY, IETMRER 4. 1010 Headache 1 THOUSANDS OF WOMEN suffer miserably from periodic attacks of headache, never dreaming that a permanent cure may be had. Headache nearly always results from some disorder of the stomach, liver or bowels. Take Chamberlain's Tablets. They will correct these disorders and there will be no more headache. Many have been permanently cured by Chamberlain's Tablets. Ho FANCY BLUE STUM FATtNT MAKES WHITER, LIGHTER BREAD GET IT FROM YOUR GROCER -GET THE HABIT" Call at MacMillan's Store for your GROCERIES Or phone 2351, and we will deliver them at your door. My stock Is ettin more complete each day to take care of your wants. A trial will satisfy you that it pays to trade with me, N. H. MacMILLAN Successor to A. C. STATEN I GROWERS ATTENTION Mr. Jack Bagley is our appointed Agent to buy your CIDER and VINEGAR GULLS for which the First National Bank of Hood River will pay you in cash on presentation of delivery slip, signed in ink by Mr. Lagley. HOOD RIVER VALLEY PRO. CO. FOR THE HOME at all times of the year, and for the Vacation Day Picnic Parties our shelves and cases are filled with anything you may desire in groceries. WE WILL BEC,L.I TO PACK THAT BOX OF CAMPING SITPLIES THE ARNOLD GROCERY CO. Is Always At Your Service THE BIG RED APPLE December is the month that the liii.' Hed Apple in in the greatest demand. The Spitenbcrg is Portland's favorite, " The Aristocrat of the Apple World." Spitzenbergs, extra fancy law sizes sell 1(1.7.") to iTi. Delicious, ' ' " ".00 to H.75. Winter Banana " "0 to 3 2-i. Ortleys, " " " ' " 1.75 to L,.:"). Quality: Color and well sized pack demands top price in ar! varie ties and grades. Cookers of all varieties sellinis from 75c to 1.LT. Potatoes: No. 1 liuilnnks selling e t. j :!.0O. Our selling charge is 15 per cent of sales. SHERIDAN-BECKLEY CO., Inc. 126 Front Street, PORTLAND, ORE. Reference: llibernia Savings Bank. 1 HONK : MAIN 11)07. Uct marking stencil at this oliice free. Anderson Undertaking Co. C. C. ANDERSON, Sole Proprietor Licensed Embalmer and Funeral Director 4IS OAK STREET PHUNE 1394 RILEY TAKES HEAR- ' ERS TO MOUNTAINS Just as many Hood River people overlook church attendance until Billv Sunday comes here for his annual re cuperation and gives a talk or two to stir hm neighbors from spiritual leth a"cy. so did scores of Hood River men i l women, although they have lived, in the snow peak's shadow for years a liletime in cases learn from frank I ranch Rilley last Friday niht of a oet'ul ignorance of the real Mount l;omi and the lure of its bewitching si-e-.ery. Just as Mr. Riley's lectures o.tr the east and central sections of the country have brought scores of men a id women to the international play grounds of the Northwest in Oregon, V H-hirgton and i.ritih Columbia, so d:d his talk here result in numerous resolutions on the part of his hearers to i'o out and get personally aiquainted uiththe chiciers ami with mountain is of flake, meadows and flower gardens. Wuile Mr. Kiley, who was brought htre under the auspices of the River side Forum, asked his big audience, crowding the higb school auditorium, to imagine themselves citizens of some easurn city, learning for the first.'tirne of tf.e Northwest, the eloquent Port lander digressed at times to speak j frankly to Hood River ieople and to remind them of the asset they held in , scenery. He intimated that the in ; come from the tourist crop might some iday exceed that from apples. With I the Columbia Highway paved from the j l'acitic to Hood River, Mr. Riley de 1 dared that the Apple Valley would he : lume the gateway to aH the mid-Co-lumia'a wonderland of mountain and : forest. .Vr. Riley's lecture was illustrated with handsome color photography slides. These were flashed on the screen by Homer A. Rogers, who has been with the lecturer on many of his ! excursions into the wilds, as well as ! his tours east. The visitor was intro ! duced by Capt. Wilbur, j Mr. Riley covered the scenic regions i ( if the two-states and the province, i His uhotographs showed scenes of the J irincipal cities. Hood River was de- picted, with her sea of apple trees and j the overhanging peak. All in all the I lecture gave to Hood River people an 1 opportunity for an evening in an en ! chanting fairyland yet a real fairy ! land, that of the great northwest, COME owned by all Americans, NEW GARAGE WILL RISE HERE SOON Hood River will have a new concrete narwre, 100x100 feet, next year. Her bert Field, Hal Nesbit and J. L. Stew art, who hHd taken the agency for the Atterbtiry truck and Lexington Auto mobile, have purchased a corner at the intersection of Fifth and Oak streets, where they will build the proposed new structure. Plans rail for a building of basement and one story, at least. A second story may be added. The new i building 'will cost approximately $20, j 0011. I The promoters of the new garage, ! who will call the new concern the Co i lumhia River Highway Automobile & Storage Co., already operate the Tire Shop. This, with the exception that a hydraulic vulcanizing machine for mo tor truck tires will be moved to the new quarters, will be operated as for merly. They THE MOON IS GET TING THE BLAME The moon isnow being charged with the damage resulting to the Hood Riv er apple crop by a freeze during the lust of October. "The frost occurred during the dark of the moon," says John McConn, Up per Valley orohardist, "and as a result ti e apples will not hold up." Mr. McConn, who is said to have announced the loss of fruit at the time of the frost, says the fruit might have i ! d im.ige had other lunar phases lire- Vdiied. Mrs. Snow is injtoston Mrs. W. G. Snow, who recently left fur a visit with relatives in Detroit, writes that she is now in Boston. She states that she had a very pleasant visit with Rev. Macnamara and family in Boston while en route to New Eng lnd. Mrs. Snow's letter continues : "The Macnamaras are nicely located and are very well and happy in their new home. I enjoyed my visit in De troit and New York City, and saw many things ot interest. Detroit has made a wonderful growth, and homes are at a premium. I hope Hood River is prospering, and I hope 40 K west in the spring, for I think it Surpasses the eatt in many ways and seems home to me." Wood Lots Come in Handy The fuel famine now prevailing in Hood River is serious for valley orch ardists who have no forested acreage. Apple growers, just as city residents, have been accustomed to purchasing their fuel. Because of its easy trans portation, coal has, perhaps, been more favored by rural folk than those of the city. Orchardists owning woodlots have been forced in the past few weeks to cut their own fuel. Chamberlain's Tablets These tablets are intended especially j for indigestion and constipation. They , tone up the stomach and enable it to ; perform its functions naturally. They j act gently on liver and bowels, thereby ! restoring the stomach and bowels to a i healthy iction. When you feel dull, ' stupid and constipated give them a I trial. You are certain to be pleased with their ettect. Rairoad Property Repainted A crew of painters has been here the past week refurbishing the O.-W. R. & N. property. Water tank, signal tow ers and station buildings are being re painted. The passenger station's walls, a pebble dash finish, are being given a new tint of gray. Notice of Final Hearing Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned administratrix of the estate of Frank D. HasBrouck, deceased, has filed in the county court of Hood River county, Oregon, her final account as administratrix of said estate, and that Friday; the 2(ith day of December, 1919, at the hour of Kt'o'clock, a. m., at the office of the County Judge, has been fixed by said Court as the time and place for hearing objections to said report and the settlement oi said estate, Maude HasBrouck n20dlS Administrate. SCI NEURALGIA Dangerous drugs or tonics jre of little use. They may relieve the pain but di not remove the cause. The help that counts most is nouru-hmenL rich in purest Norwegian cod-li. er oil, feeds the weakened nerves and at the same time er riches the blood. Do not take nerve sedatives or nerve stimulants, take Scott's, It the standard tonic-food that puts strength in place weakness. Be sure it's Scott's Emulsion The ncluste zndr of cod Hw oil istd in Scott'. EmaUoa k the Fa moos "S. & B. Process " mmdt in Kor y and refined in our mmm American Labors tunc. It i ruarant y of parity and ptUUbUUJ anstUTMuacd. Scott & Bowe. 1 . jotnficlJ, N. J. io-jb, SPRAYERS Latest Improved Model HAYES, FAIRBANKS, MORSE CO. High Prassure SPRAYER on display at the late D. MCDONALD'S STORE. IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF. L. H. BEAUDRIE SALESMAN FUEL AND TRANSPORTATION (THAT'S OUR BUSINESS) Motor Trucking and Hauling; of all kinds. Try some of our GASCO BRIQUETS are good for furnace, fireplace or range. TRANSFER & LIVERY CO. Telephone 4111 iWl LADIES! UDlTY ?) I We have just received anew 1 J I I '11 Country Club Toilet 'II LUUm Preparations i 1 V iBSf Come in & let us show them to you 1 ' Chas. N. Clarke rS. iaM YOUR Druggist T-.'T! WHERE BETTER BEGINS Better hides and better tanning are the beginning of the "Better" that goes all the way through Star Brand Shoes and all the way up from the bottom of the soles. Better tanning is the very groundwork of substance, the foundation of stability it determines what shoes are made of. The Better that begins with mal ing better leather is worked in, shaped in, sewed in, ai;d summed up in shoes that serve better, feel better, look better, and last longer. STAR BRAND SHOES ARE "BETTER" EXCLUSIVE SHOE STORE Automobile Service to all points of Mid -Columbia Regular Stage to and from Parkdale A ftillrwa : Leave Hood River daily, exci'pt ii' clay, at 4.30 p. m. Leave Parkdale daily, except i.nihiy, nt 9.15, aud on Saturday ven ings at (S 45 p. m. PORTLAND-HOOD RIVER MOTOR STAGE Enabling yon to see the Woin'erful Columbia River Highway at a non.inal cost. FASHION LIVERY COMPANY PHONE 1201 HOOD RIVER, OREGON DWe have just received a., consignment of 30-30 CALIBER WINCHESTER CARBINES These guns were pur chased at a low price from the Government author ities at Vancouver, Wash ington; some have been carried a few days but never fired. It has been practically impossible to buy fire arms in the regular way and this is an opportunity tor anyone wanting a WIN CHESTER RIFLE to ob tain it at a very reason able price. Come in wnile we have a good stock to select from, they wont last long at the prices we are quoting. Blowers Hardware Company ANNOUNCEMENT Commencing Saturday, November 1st, our office will be located in the new building at 4th and Cascade Streets, where we will carry a general line of Building Material. We will still continue to carry a complete stock at our Yard on R.'R. Street. PHONE 2181 YARD AT 4th AND CASCADE. PHONE 3621- YARD ON R. R. STREET. BRIDAL VEIL LUMBERING COMPANY Never have we seen the Hood River Vulley more contentedly busy. Optimism is reaching all the way down the line. It is a day of &ood things, anions them ood roads - and remember our Good Groceries CONSOLIDATED MERCANTILE CO. THE SMOKER will find here a full supply of Velvet Smoking Tobacco made by Mother Nature's ways. The kind that has inspired the pithy paragraphs and poems of "Velvet Joe." Pat's Place Fifteen Cents a Tin We are selling Schillings Best Line with a Money Back guarantee if you are not satisfied after using them. Kaesser's Grocery Grocery of Quality E. E. KAESSER, Proprietor All Kinds of Hides and Furs BOUGHT AT PORTLAND PRICES H. GROSS The Third Street Second-Hand Man Tel. 1213 s aBCTBggggMSI. Phone 3192 0